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Matthew Miller provided a critique of the clergy and tradition regarding the Second Coming, arguing that a plain reading of the Greek words epiphaneia (G205) and parousia (G3952) proves there is only one future return of Jesus Christ, which invalidates any notion of a partial return or a third coming. Miller stressed that the destruction of the "man of lawlessness" occurs at this single "epiphany" and that Christ returns with the saints, urging all to maintain a daily connection with the Spirit of truth through personal research and a hard copy of Strong's concordance to avoid deception from the accredited clergy. Kenneth Taylor praised Miller's explanation for simplifying the concept, and Miller closed the meeting with the Lord's Prayer and a blessing for the attendees.

Nov 28, 2025

Matthew Miller led a discussion with Kenneth Taylor, Jennifer Grunig, Carol Lee, and Tamara Blue on the son of perdition, initially confirming Judas as the first and the "man of sin" or "false prophet" as the one yet to come, and challenging mainstream clergy views by suggesting this figure comes from within the church. Miller detailed the scriptural references in John 17:12 and 2 Thessalonians 2, and introduced a third, less-known reference in the Greek Septuagint translation of Proverbs 24, where analysis of the Greek words suggests "the Word (Logos) keeps the son of perdition outside," connecting it to the concept of the restrainer in 2 Thessalonians. The participants explored the meaning of the Greek words for "perdition" and "restraint," confirming that the discussion revolved around the restraining of the "son of perdition" and the "mystery of lawlessness" as referenced in Proverbs 22 of the Septuagint.