@simpking247: Just a second of your time please

💪😏🤳 :

Well God is omnipresent, so basically He's everywhere at once... He literally talked to Moses & Elijah at the same time as both Moses & Elijah talked to God. The God that these two prophets talked with, was Jesus in the transfiguration, appearing in the timelines of both prophets simultaneously..

Cat 🍓 :

That was Jesus you are Will

Asier ✝️🇪🇸 :

I'm Catholic but Elijah and Moses were not dead. It was the moment that Moses goes Up through the mountain and meets God and the same with Elijah. The time in that moment was broken

Aveona Shannon| Fine Artist :

this actually hurts my heart… praying for you ❤️

Sosa :

I will not lie you ate this so badddd

Scw1997 :

to be fair... Elijah wasnt dead.

Isabel :

God is outside of time and went to talk to Moses and Elijah during the time they were alive.

𝒥𝒶𝓃𝒾’𝓈 𝓈𝒽ℯ𝓁𝓋ℯ𝓈 🦢⭒˚ :

I know some people believe he was speaking to them while they were alive in their timeline all at once I forgot what the word was … I’m thinking it’s omnipresent correct me if I’m wrong

Melody 💅💕 :

The moment when Jesus was talking to Moses and Elijah signified Gods ability to exist outside of time. It was transfiguration. Jesus existed in both Moses times and Elijah, because he is God. This shows in their time how when they went on the mountain and met God. God is Jesus, that’s the point.

pau :

actually not the same thing!

gugutherine :

Never thought about this but adding this to me repertoire

Ivana✨ :

like why wouldn't you ask someone who lived for and loved our Father to pray for u or friends?

m0onstarr :

Unfortunately I’m not Jesus and am not remotely close to omnipotent.

Madnessfix :

Because he was talking to them while they were in the past. God has the ability to control time. Moses went to speak to God, and so did Elijah, its very possible it was happening at the same time within different timelines

J :

That’s Jesus speaking to Elijah and Moses, did it say Peter praying to Elijah and Moses? Saints can’t hear everyone’s prayers due to three main reasons: one, they aren’t omniscient; two, they aren’t omnipresent; three, they aren’t omnipotent. Being able to hear and understand what everyone is saying at the same time requires all three of these attributes of God. Angels and saints aren’t omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient.

...iihminen... :

they were not dead when Jesus was speaking to them. Jesus is God and omnipresent. both went up the mountain to communicate with God, Jesus being the mediator met them and spoke with them. they were not dead.

anastasiatarasivn :

Moses was resurrected and then taken to heaven. Elijah was taken to heaven before he died.

Akori🤍 :

Ate with this!

babycantswim :

Wait ur cooking, can u explain more pls

user6199631848043 :

it was the same moment, for all 3 of them.

🤞🏻🌹 :

For anyone who's non catholic a good book to read is "The Saints Pray For You" Karlo Broussard; In Revelation 5:8 and 8:3-4, elders and angels in heaven are shown offering up "the prayers of the saints" to God as incense, meaning that those in heaven do present the petitions of us here on Earth. ALSO Mary (mother of GOD) had a IMPACT at the Wedding at Cana (John 2:1-11) one example of Mary interceding with Jesus on behalf of others, which led to his first miracle.

Easton :

not the same

Gabriela :