The 144,000 servants of the Lord were not defiled with women, and there's supposed to be 12,000 of them from each of the lost tribes of Israel. Thing is, I don't know if these men are all alive and ministering at the same time, or if there's only a few men at a time but they should be able to come together the morning of the Second Coming. Either way, Jehovah's Witnesses BTFO'd.
Book of Revelation is an interesting book of the Bible, right up there with the book of Isaiah in terms of symbolism being king, but some things are being taken a bit too literally sometimes. Gotta look at it through John's eyes. Like I don't believe there's a literal star called Wormwood that's supposed to crash into the earth and poison the water. Could the star have been something like a bomb, though, which would be as bright as a star? Have to keep in mind that John was trying to describe things to the best of his ability, and when he wrote down the revelation he saw, bombs were not a thing in his time. And he probably called it "Wormwood" due to the bitter nature of it all.
Personally, I'm just waiting for Armageddon to start, but that won't be until around the time the two prophets are slaughtered in the streets and left to rot for three-and-a-half days before being resurrected. This is something that will be broadcast throughout the world, and in one of our many religious studies conversations, Mom told me several years ago this was referring to satellite TV. But now we have the Internet, in which there's cameras and phones everywhere, and people on social media spreading recordings at the speed of light. Telling you, this is gonna be some super amazing, crazy stuff to be able to witness, but how many people are going to see it for what it is, or blow it off as a nothingburger?
End times are crazy, yo, and I don't know about you, but I'm living for this shit.
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