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daniel chapter 11 explained
Antichrist is a Syrian Muslim Daniel Chapter 11
Why does Isaiah in Jewish scriptures talk about everlasting hell-yet some Jewish people reject MessiahJesus?
Daniel 12:2 speaks about those who die “Some to everlasting abhorance and some to everlasting life”
Isaiah 66 last verse says the concience never dies in hell
Messiah Jesus spoke of hell Revelation 19-22nd chapters as everlasting torment, gnashing teeth and weeping forever with cursing.
Moses explained the key=the blood atonement for sins Leviticus 17 vs 11 “The life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it upon the altar to make atonement for your sins.”
Some claim that there were other offerings for sin-yet Yom Kippur all had the high priest go into the temple for the atonement blood offering-till Messiah fulifilled it-and not long after with no need for a temple anymore the temple was alowed to be destroyed 70 ce/ad
700bce “He will be exalted. He will be marred more than any man. He will lay down his life to make atonement for our sins.
why do you think Promised Messiah Jesus saves believers and yet in Jewish scriptures HELL is still there?
I think most Jews would rather keep away from Jesus than accept what He has to say – it’s disturbing. Jesus said that nobody can experience the Father if they don’t come to Him… WOW!… What a fundamentalist, some would say. Maybe that is why they reject God’s plan of salvation. They don’t want to get to heaven through Jesus. Any other way is better than the disturbing Jesus.
Hey, it’s not as if God didn’t say this would happen, right? Everything is exactly how God said it would be.
Isaiah 29:13 Wherefore the Lord said, Forasmuch as this people draw near me with their mouth, and with their lips do honour me, but have removed their heart far from me, and their fear toward me is taught by the precept of me…
Some think it may be a difficult task to take advantage of distressed companies, but it is easier than you might think. It is considered one of the best kept secrets in the business world today. The truth is, taking up business bankrupt or in trouble can you make more money than you can imagine. You can create a machine of perpetual money by purchasing, quickly rearrange them (of course this requires some management skills), then sell them for a substantial profit. Even if you are more interested by owning and operating a business than flipping a quick profit, you will greatly benefit from the opportunities that offer again.
There are thousands of ailing companies out there that you can buy without investing a penny of your own. Purchasing techniques and make money with firms in difficulty are easy to apply.
Question: Why would I take over someone else's problem?
Answer: In this situation, the problems a business can work for you. Its existing debts actually offer you integrated into the funding a facility for non-cash transaction. Let X Industries is requested $ 1,000,000, but the books show that the debt of the company creditors is $ 965,000. At best, the seller can get $ 35,000 from you if you accept the asking price. Once that is understood between the two of you, you have locked in financing of $ 965,000 assuming the liabilities of the seller. Taking advantage of this money to create a no-cash transaction is relatively easy (see previous strategies).
Question: Does this additional responsibility jeopardized my situation?
Answer: The situation is not as terrible as it sounds. Many contractors specializing in takeovers and facilitate the operation offering the former owner of a freedom of debt. In this spirit, they know that every day, the new owners of company offers struggling strike with creditors who agree to retire with less than twenty-five cents on every dollar.
Question: Why would a creditor satisfied with such a lousy ratio?
Answer: They look at the alternatives what they get if the company is in liquidation? Creditors often accept almost any amount that exceeds what they would receive if the company assets were auctioned. If you give them just a little more than that, they grunt and groan, but they will often accept everything. They need to recover any amount paid by the company, then they will accept the proposed offer. Often a company will seek orders of protection against creditors during this process to be time to negotiate a settlement. This is called "Chapter 11" of the Bankruptcy Code.
Question: What is the price labeled on the liquidated assets?
Answer: The evaluators are specialists for this kind of situation. Given that the assets can be valued their original value, assessors evaluate the product not what it is currently in the market, but what people are willing to pay. This situation arises with foreclosure.
When the bank takes possession of a house due to an unpaid mortgage, they will try to sell what we call "steps of the court" to 75% of its appraised value. No value is actually given tangible assets liquidated because of the strong willingness of creditors to dispose of assets in cash and recoup some of their money. Most auctioneers are aware of this and will start the auction down and then reach a maximum price, which represents only a small portion of the actual price of the asset.
Question: What if the creditors to withdraw your proposal? Is this common?
Answer: Yes it is, but there is an advantage in this situation. Some call the buy "Dump-back technique. Here's how it works: you make a fair offer for the creditors and they steal. They want more than what was offered. As an option or a subtle threat, if you want to consider leaving the company in liquidation. By obtaining a bank loan, you'll be able to pay all of the assets at a fraction of their value. Creditors have disappeared, and you own a business at an extraordinary price.
Question: So now I have a business for a fraction of a dollar. Should I worry about drowning because of this heavy responsibility?
Answer: It depends on your management skills. Mostly it's mismanagement, which weakens and makes a company go "belly Up. "It May be the current operations of the company are low. Whatever your skills useful in business are indicative of what you out.
Example: I like the story of a young entrepreneur who, at age 28, did something few people his age had ever done. He organized a takeover of a bankrupt company, which manufactured the coffee. By understanding the market for commodities (he was a stockbroker and) involved in this industry (required duties), he discovered the best time to buy the product and in what quantities and at what price. As one of the only suppliers green coffee in his region, he was able to remain competitive in the market and new supply of coffee beans roasted at lower prices lower than the competition. By using multiple marketing strategies, he managed to reach a wider customer base in the sale of its line of roasted coffee. He eventually sold the company to the former owner and has posted profits on resale. This example shows that any company can become a good business management with innovative and well informed.
Dan Amzallag
http://www.theamericandreambook.org
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