What was the first coming of God,and the second ...

I am the prophet for the coming of god on earth for the armageddon period. 

My title is the holy chosen one and my religous book is called The book of the law, also named liber440, downloadable from the internet, free, now my mission and gods coming to earth is stated in this book which is to replace the old bible.

 I have started to make video instrutionery reports about this from my perspective on the web www.holychosenoneprophet.com, here is a friendly intro that explains it all.

Okay, I'm not a prophet, but I'll try my best to answer your questions.

God came to earth the first time, as written in Gensis when He created Adam and then Eve in the Garden of Eden.

God came to earth the second time through His Only Begotten Son, Christ Jesus.

When God comes to earth the third time it is what is called "The Rapture," "Armageddeon," "The End Times."  Anyway, this is when Christ will return to earth.  All people who have lived good lives and are still alive will be taken to Christ.  The rest of us will remain behind for the "tribulation," which is when Satan gets to run amok in the world. (It is said this period will last seven years ... but that can be debated.)  When those seven years are completed, a thousand year of peace will come.  Christ will come back to defeat and bind Satan.  After that, everyone goes to a different world.  Some will go to be Satan because they were never baptized or believed in Christ.  The rest will go to be with Heavenly Father.

I hope this helped.

Merry Meet and Merry Bide

Cheryl

According to my sources, there is only one time in the Bible that Armageddon is mentioned.  I found that reference in Revelations 6:16.  It says:  "And he gathered them together into a place called int he Hebrew tongue Armageddon."  I cannot find an accurate definition of the translation of Armageddon to English.  In fact, Armageddon has now come to mean "any decisive battle."  This is a shame that a Word given us by Heavenly Father to mean something so great and terrible has come to be used so easily.

As for your question about the rapture, according to www.twopaths.com, the actual word "rapture" does NOT appear in the Bible.  Rapture comes from the Latin word "rapare," which means to take away, snatch or seize.  The word rapture is part of our modern culture so we can explain to ourselves and other people what is going to happen when the beginning of the end starts and people finally realize that Christ Jesus is returning and "oops, it's too late now."

I hope this helps you.

Merry Meet and Merry Bide

Cheryl