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He has come up with odd theories...which I have a hard time agreeing with. He had predicted that Christ would return in 1988, in October, and he even wrote a book about it. Did anyone here see Christ return? The Bible, when I read it, says that everyone will see and hear when Christ returns. It also says that nobody knows the time when Christ will return except for God the Father--YHWH. Lately, Harold Camping has changed his stance on theory of Hell...he used to say that the wicked will be tortured forever in flames...but now he has aligned his thinking with the annihilation teaching of 'Hell'. He also has said that Christ will return in October of 2011...and after that, the Earth and entire universe will be destroyed. Did you know the Church Age has come and gone? That's what Harold Camping teaches. When I read the Bible, it states there will be a remnant church of righteous people who will be saved in the end...they will be obedient to God's Laws, and have the Testimony of Jesus.

She bragged about it...and shows no remorse over getting her family in trouble...her dad lost his career as a teacher, and the step-mother who raised her nearly lost her nursing career as well.

In the Book of Hebrew, the author explains how there no longer is a need for the imperfect human priesthood of Aaron. It further explains that Jesus Christ is our one High Priest after the order of Melchizedech, in the Temple that is in Heaven. Melchizedech was an early king of what later became Jerusalem. Melchizedech meant King of Peace, and the City of Salem (aka Jerusalem) was the City of Peace. He was a High Priest of God, although he was not a Jew. He was worthy to receive a tithe from Abraham, the forefather of the Jews and Arabs.

The LDS, and RLDS believe they continue the priesthood from antiquity, therefore the authority to do things according to Joseph Smith's teachings. They have 'Aaronic and Melchizedech' priests.

The Roman Catholics and the other Orthodox have their own priesthood as well...being composed of celebate men. They also claim the first pope was Peter, although he was a married man, and never actually went to Rome.