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  1. Matthew 17:10-13 in a nutshell, Jesus Christ said Elijah is John the Baptist therefore Jesus Christ said Elijah reincarnated as John the Baptist. Cross reference to Matthew 11:1-15 in a nutshell, Jesus Christ said John the Baptist is Elijah therefore Jesus Christ said John the Baptist reincarnation of Elijah

  2. Elijah = John the Baptist. So the soul of Elijah came back to the flesh through John the Baptist ( a new body but same soul/spirit). You have a problem with your own scriptures. Just like your condemnation of Polygyny – which the Creator describes himself as being married to two wives and he happily gave his servant multiple wives (2 samuel 12:8) and the laws of nature support it. You're a pharisee elevating the traditions of men over the word of God. Which means your worshhip is in vain – Mark 7:6-13 – unless you repent.

  3. Please search for “REINCARNATION” on YouTube. Then close your eyes and reflect, asking yourself questions. The more sincerely you ask, the more clearly the answers may arise from within you.

  4. I was taught this…then I read the scriptures. Including the scriptures the roman empire councils found too dangerous to include in thier new mandatory government religion

  5. Christ died in the flesh once for all so that all will stand and endure the Day of Judgment which will last a Thousand Fiery Years for the Lord and his Body will be like a refiner's fire on that day to purify and refine his people, who will stand and endure it and be saved because God will be very merciful to them, for their names are written in his book of remembrance when they revered his name after he sent to them his messengers.

    Hence, I believe that the Bible teaches reincarnation, but not like the reincarnation that pagans believe into.

    Through the sacrifice of Jesus, all souls of all flesh werre freed and made one with their spirits, and they were preserved to wait the Day of Judgment.

    They will then be given new bodies just like when John the Baptist was assigned as the body of Elijah's spirit from birth.

    During the Thousand Year-Judgment, they will be awakened from their spiritual sleep in the flesh or dust of the earth in which they dwell and be given the chance to participate in the resurrection of Jesus.

  6. Still reaffirms reincarnation. If the person is eternal, just as God our truest creator is eternal, it'll be the same person, the same soul, working out its spiritual tendencies by taking life and forms in different worlds, in/through different systems, exhibiting a myriad of human and spiritual states of mind. 🙏🏼

  7. Part I: The Grand Narrative of Divine Governance
    Act I: The Sovereign Director and the Eternal Decalogue

    Before time began, Almighty God created the heaven and the earth (Genesis 1:1 KJV) and declared the end from the beginning as the Master Producer, Director, and Scriptwriter (Isaiah 46:9–10 KJV). His immutable script is anchored in the Decalogue (Exodus 20:1–17 KJV), protected by the Ninth Commandment: "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour" (Exodus 20:16 KJV). Because God cannot lie (Titus 1:2 KJV), His divine Word stands bulletproofed against human traditions, opening the eyes of children, innocent laypeople, and persons with disabilities (PWDs). Before Abraham was, Jesus declared, "I am" (John 8:58 KJV), proving that earthly empires are merely a drop in a bucket before His majesty (Isaiah 40:15 KJV; Revelation 22:13 KJV).

    Act II: Divine Assignments and Heaven’s Sacred Ledgers

    Every soul enters life with a mission order, called to bear good fruit as green branches connected to the True Vine, Jesus Christ (John 15:1–5 KJV). In Heaven’s administration, God tracks cosmic progress through two sacred ledgers (Isaiah 55:8–9 KJV; John 12:49 KJV; John 14:6 KJV):

    The Individual Ledger: The personal record tracking a soul’s thoughts, motives, choices, kindness, and moral stewardship.

    The Collective Ledger: The shared record evaluating how societies, institutions, and nations honor truth, protect creation, and defend the vulnerable.

    Act III: The 9th Decalogue Violation and the 2015 Awakening

    For generations, false prophets, doctrinal gatekeepers, and wolves in sheep’s clothing altered God’s word to serve self-interest (Romans 16:18 KJV). Violating the Ninth Decalogue through false witness (Exodus 20:16 KJV), they became complicit with Multinational Corporations (MNCs) in "unstewardship economics"—exploiting creation for short-term profit. However, alerted by the Watchman’s warning trumpet (Ezekiel 3:16–21 KJV), institutional leaders in 2015 awoke from spiritual slumber and divested from exploitative practices to realign with righteous stewardship.

    Act IV: Bulletproofing the Twin Laws

    Mainstream defenders attempt to fragment Jesus Christ’s two complementary laws by misinterpreting Hebrews 9:27 KJV ("And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment"). Jesus explicitly confirmed the Law of Reincarnation when He revealed that Elijah had returned as John the Baptist (Matthew 17:10–13 KJV; Matthew 11:14 KJV; Malachi 4:5 KJV; Luke 1:17 KJV).

    The Law of Reincarnation: Serving as the physical classroom (Galatians 6:7 KJV), souls are recast into physical existence to satisfy moral debts, learn obedience, and face unlearned lessons.

    The Law of Resurrection: Serving as ultimate graduation (John 11:25 KJV), perfected souls step beyond repeating physical cycles into everlasting life.

    Act V: Disclosing the Perfect Justice System

    God’s script gives a solemn warning against altering His Word (Deuteronomy 4:2 KJV; Revelation 22:18–19 KJV). To all MNCs, mainstream doctrine defenders, gatekeepers, false prophets, and false witnesses: there is no such thing as a Perfect Crime, because crime does not pay. Human loopholes cannot evade the Perfect Justice System of Almighty God. Unrepentant exploiters are bound to a vicious cycle where history repeats itself, forcing souls to return and inherit a worse physical world shaped by their past choices before attaining Eternal Life in Heaven through Resurrection.

    Part II: Doctrinal Defense & Counter-Rebuttal Framework
    1. The Ninth Decalogue & Corporate Complicity

    The Violation: Mainstream gatekeepers commit a Ninth Decalogue breach (Exodus 20:16 KJV) by bearing false witness against divine law—suppressing the Law of Reincarnation to hide physical accountability for environmental and human exploitation.

    The Historic Turning Point: In 2015, institutional actors awoke from spiritual slumber (Romans 11:8 KJV), recognizing that financial profit derived from planetary destruction incurs heavy collective debt. This realization triggered widespread divestment from non-renewable extraction toward sustainable stewardship economics.

    2. Scriptural Counter-Rebuttal of Hebrews 9:27

    Gatekeeper Argument: Opponents cite Hebrews 9:27 KJV to argue that a soul has only one physical lifetime, making reincarnation impossible.

    Contextual Rebuttal: In Hebrews 9, Paul compares mortal physical death to the singular sacrifice of Christ. The verse dictates that a single physical body dies once and undergoes judgment for that specific lifespan; it does not restrict God from recasting the soul into a new physical vessel.

    Christ’s Direct Testimony: Jesus confirms Elijah’s return as John the Baptist in Matthew 17:12–13 KJV: "Elias is come already… Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist." Rejecting this testimony fragments Christ’s own teachings.

    3. The Impossibility of the Perfect Crime

    The Closed Justice Loop: Under divine equity (Galatians 6:7 KJV), every unrepented offense against humanity or nature is recorded in Heaven’s ledgers. Because souls return to inherit the environmental and social conditions built by their past actions, exploiting the Earth is fundamentally self-destructive.

    Part III: Glossary & Key Terms
    Stewardship Economics: A moral economic framework based on biblical governance, treating Earth's resources and authority as a temporary trust from God to be preserved for future generations rather than exploited for private gain.

    Unstewardship Economics: Exploitative economic systems driven by corporate greed, short-term extraction, and disregard for ecological and human welfare, violating God's mandate of creation care.

    Ninth Decalogue (Exodus 20:16 KJV): The ninth commandment ("Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour"), prohibiting doctrinal distortion, institutional deceit, and corporate greenwashing.

    Law of Reincarnation (The Merciful Recast): The divine mechanism authored by Jesus Christ whereby a soul returns to physical life to face unlearned lessons, settle moral debts, and fulfill its assigned mission.

    Law of Resurrection (The Grand Graduation): The final transformation into incorruptible eternal life (John 11:25 KJV) attained by souls that complete their physical schooling and remain connected to the True Vine.

    Individual Ledger: Heaven's accounting record tracking a soul’s personal thoughts, motives, kindness, and moral choices.

    Collective Ledger: Heaven's accounting record tracking the cumulative moral standard of nations, institutions, and societies regarding how they treat creation and the vulnerable.

    The Watchman Duty (Ezekiel 3:16–21 KJV): The obligation of divine messengers to warn leaders and communities of impending moral consequences before judgment falls.

    Appendix: KJV Scripture Reference Index
    Scripture Passage Theological Application & Role in Narrative
    Genesis 1:1 Establishes Almighty God as the sole Creator of heaven and earth.
    Exodus 20:16 The Ninth Decalogue prohibiting false witness and doctrinal suppression.
    Isaiah 40:15, 22 Demonstrates the true scale of God's majesty over earthly empires.
    Isaiah 46:9–10 Confirms God declared the end from the beginning as the Master Scriptwriter.
    Ezekiel 3:16–21 Details the duty of the Watchman to warn the wicked and righteous alike.
    Malachi 4:5 Prophesies the physical return of Elijah before the great day of the Lord.
    Matthew 11:14 Jesus identifies John the Baptist as the Elijah who was to come.
    Matthew 17:10–13 Jesus explicitly confirms the fulfillment of Elijah’s return via reincarnation.
    John 11:25 Jesus proclaims Himself as the Resurrection and the Life.
    John 15:1–5 Establishes Jesus as the True Vine and believers as mission-driven branches.
    Galatians 6:7 Outlines the law of cause and effect: whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he reap.
    Titus 1:2 Affirms that God cannot lie, guaranteeing the absolute reliability of His Word.
    Hebrews 9:27 Addresses single physical body mortality and subsequent judgment per cycle.
    Revelation 22:18–19 Issues strict warnings against altering or taking away from God's written Word.

  8. With all due respect to our fellowmen: The Law of Reincarnation according to Jesus Christ base on Matthew 17:10-13 KJV RIGHT FIRST TIME, JUST IN TIME
    A Bible Story for Young Adults
    The Question That Deserves an Honest Reading of Scripture

    Imagine a young person asking:

    “If God cannot lie, should I believe what God says—even when it challenges what people have taught me?”

    The Bible already gives the answer:

    “let God be true, but every man a liar.”
    — Romans 3:4 KJV

    That is not an invitation to disrespect people.

    It is an invitation to put God's Word above human authority.

    So let us begin—not with tradition, not with a denomination, and not with the word reincarnation—but with the Bible itself.

    1. WHERE DID HUMAN LIFE BEGIN?

    Genesis tells us:

    “And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.”
    — Genesis 2:7 KJV

    There are three things worth noticing:

    The body — formed from dust.
    The breath of life — given by God.
    The result — a living soul.

    James adds:

    “For as the body without the spirit is dead…”
    — James 2:26 KJV

    And Ecclesiastes tells us what happens at death:

    “Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.”
    — Ecclesiastes 12:7 KJV

    So Scripture distinguishes between the body and the spirit.

    Keep that in mind.

    Because it becomes important later.

    2. THEN CAME THE PROMISE OF ELIJAH

    Through the prophet Malachi, God said:

    “Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the LORD.”
    — Malachi 4:5 KJV

    The promise created a question:

    How would Elijah come?

    Generations later, an angel announced the birth of John.

    And the angel said:

    “And he shall go before him in the spirit and power of Elias.”
    — Luke 1:17 KJV

    Notice carefully:

    It does not say John's physical body came from Elijah.

    John was born to Elizabeth.

    Yet Scripture deliberately connects John with the spirit and power of Elias.

    3. JESUS ENTERS THE CONVERSATION

    Jesus then said something extraordinary about John:

    “And if ye will receive it, this is Elias, which was for to come.”
    — Matthew 11:14 KJV

    Later, Jesus' disciples asked Him about Elijah.

    Jesus answered:

    “Elias is come already.”
    — Matthew 17:12 KJV

    And Matthew immediately explains:

    “Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist.”
    — Matthew 17:13 KJV

    Stop there.

    Let the Bible speak.

    Jesus said Elijah had come already.

    Matthew says Jesus was speaking about John the Baptist.

    Luke says John came in the spirit and power of Elijah.

    That is the mystery.

    4. BUT JOHN SAID, “I AM NOT ELIAS”

    Someone may immediately object:

    “But John himself said, ‘I am not.’”

    Correct.

    John 1:21 records:

    “Art thou Elias?”

    John answered:

    “I am not.”

    Should we therefore erase Matthew 17?

    No.

    Should we erase John 1:21?

    No.

    We keep both.

    John was not Elijah's physical body.

    Yet Jesus identified John with the Elijah who was to come.

    Luke described John as coming “in the spirit and power of Elias.”

    Therefore the serious Bible question is not:

    “Was John's body Elijah's body?”

    The answer is clearly no.

    The deeper question is:

    What does Scripture mean when it says that John came “in the spirit and power of Elias,” while Jesus says, “Elias is come already”?

    That question deserves examination—not dismissal.

    5. THE WORD “REINCARNATION” IS NOT THE BATTLEGROUND

    The Bible does not use the English word “reincarnation.”

    Fair enough.

    But a missing word cannot automatically settle the meaning of an event.

    The Bible itself gives us:

    Dust → body

    God's breath of life → living soul

    Body without spirit → dead

    Spirit → returns to God

    John → born physically of Elizabeth

    John → “in the spirit and power of Elias”

    Jesus → “Elias is come already”

    Matthew → Jesus meant John the Baptist

    Therefore, the honest question is not:

    “Can I find the modern word in the Bible?”

    It is:

    “What exactly did Jesus mean?”

    That is where the discussion should begin.

    6. THE HOLY SPIRIT IS OUR GUIDE

    Jesus did not leave His followers without guidance.

    He promised:

    “And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever;”
    — John 14:16 KJV

    He called Him:

    “the Spirit of truth”
    — John 14:17 KJV

    And Jesus continued:

    “he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.”
    — John 14:26 KJV

    Therefore, the goal is not to win an argument.

    The goal is to understand what Jesus said.

    7. TWO SAFEGUARDS

    The Bible gives us two safeguards.

    First:

    “not to think of men above that which is written.”
    — 1 Corinthians 4:6 KJV

    Never place human authority above Scripture.

    But there is another:

    “the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life.”
    — 2 Corinthians 3:6 KJV

    Therefore:

    Do not ADD words to Scripture.
    Do not REMOVE the meaning Scripture actually gives.

    Read the words.

    Read the context.

    Compare Scripture with Scripture.

    Then allow the Spirit of Truth to lead us into understanding.

    8. THE KO

    So what is the KO?

    It is not a KO against Christians.

    It is not a KO against a denomination.

    It is not a KO against a professor, pastor, priest, teacher, or gatekeeper.

    It is a KO against a faulty argument.

    If someone says:

    “The word reincarnation is not in the Bible, therefore Matthew 17 cannot possibly contain such a teaching.”

    The answer is simple:

    That conclusion does not follow merely from the absence of the word.

    Matthew 17 must still be read.

    Luke 1:17 must still be read.

    Matthew 11:14 must still be read.

    John 1:21 must still be read.

    Genesis 2:7 must still be read.

    James 2:26 must still be read.

    Ecclesiastes 12:7 must still be read.

    And above all:

    Jesus' own words must be heard.

    “Elias is come already.”

    Then Matthew tells us:

    “he spake unto them of John the Baptist.”

    That is the textual challenge.

    KO the false argument—not the person.

    9. RIGHT FIRST TIME

    A young adult does not need to choose between:

    blindly accepting tradition

    and

    blindly accepting a new idea.

    There is a better way:

    OPEN THE WORD.
    READ THE CONTEXT.
    COMPARE SCRIPTURE WITH SCRIPTURE.
    LISTEN TO JESUS.
    ASK THE HOLY SPIRIT FOR UNDERSTANDING.
    DO NOT GO BEYOND WHAT IS WRITTEN.

    That is Right First Time.

    10. JUST IN TIME

    The Bible says:

    “God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.”
    — Galatians 6:7 KJV

    God's justice does not depend upon whether human beings discover everything.

    Human beings can forget.

    Human beings can conceal.

    Human beings can disagree.

    But God sees.

    God knows.

    And God cannot lie.

    “let God be true, but every man a liar.”
    — Romans 3:4 KJV

    Therefore, young people should be taught something more valuable than simply memorizing somebody else's doctrine:

    Learn how to search the Scriptures.

    Because someday, they will have to stand on their own understanding before God.

    🌎 THE MESSAGE TO THE NEXT GENERATION

    To every young adult watching:

    You do not have to disrespect your elders to examine their teaching.

    You do not have to hate tradition to test tradition.

    You do not have to attack a person to defeat an argument.

    And you do not have to fear a difficult Scripture.

    Open the Bible.

    Ask the question.

    Read the answer.

    Compare Scripture with Scripture.

    And if human teaching conflicts with the Word of God—

    let God be true.

    RIGHT FIRST TIME.
    JUST IN TIME.

    KO the falsehood.
    Save the person.
    Preserve the Word.
    Pass the warning to the next generation.

    “For God is not a man, that he should lie…”
    — Numbers 23:19 KJV

  9. if there is a truth, how does it matter if a religion or a person accept or donot aceept or believe or donot belive.

    I say I don’t accept wifi/electricity exist. do my acceptance or belief change or impact anything to wifi/electricity

    I am not saying reincarnation happens or donot happen, I am curious to know when we say it doesn’t exist then show me eveidence to prove it doesn’t exist as we need evidence for something that does exist.

    how about Dr Ivan Stevenson’s research and many other accounts with evidences about reincarnation.

    are we going to buy and live someone else’s ideas ot theories or live in the truth of our own experiences?

  10. Hollywood heeft geen inspiratie zonder de bijbel 😂😂😂😂 onsterfelijk teleportatie tijd rijzen. Dit zijn goddelijke eigenschappen unicorn draken reuzen en noem maar op maar ik herken nergens over reïncarneren is ook een goddelijk eigenschap door verschillende tijden realiteit betreden maar ook redelijk geduld om mensen meerdere kansen te geven 😅 hoewel het nieuws bekend is dit kan de laatste kans zijn de eind tijden ook wel in islam bevestigt de laatste kans 😅 maar wereld wijd mesen hebben herinnering die ze hun hele leven geen plek kunnen geven een ding is zeker wat je ook bent je gaat door het stopt niet maar je vrije will laat je hier achter dat kan ik jou zeggen

  11. Reincarnation is what happens when you die like any cycle. There is no god or heaven or hell as you see them instead it is life, death, rebirth. As nature and concrete as the universal law of conservation. Just like energy our essence can not be created or destroyed instead it is transferred like energy is transferred

  12. The only "form" of reincarnation is the plague of the same evil spirits that occupied and controlled a lost sinner that now occupies you after they die that you let in. For believers in Christ, there is no need for entertaining the idea of reincarnation because we know where we are going once this vessel dies. And there is Hebrew 9:27.

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