Are we living in the last days as foretold at 2 Timothy 3:1-5?

Yes, we are living in the last days as foretold in the Scriptures, you might say we're so deep in the end we must be living in the last hours according to God's time.

YES-events only for our time period !

The Bible describes events and conditions that would mark “the conclusion of the [current] system of things,” or “the end of the world.” (Matthew 24:3; King James Version) The Bible calls this time period “the last days” and the “time of the end,” or “end times.” (2 Timothy 3:1; Daniel 8:​19; Easy-to-Read Version) The following are some outstanding features of last-days, or end-times, prophecies:

War on a large scale.​—Matthew 24:7; Revelation 6:4.
Famine.​—Matthew 24:7; Revelation 6:​5, 6.
Great earthquakes.​—Luke 21:11.
Pestilences, or epidemics of “terrible diseases.”​—Luke 21:11, Contemporary English Version.
Increase of crime.​—Matthew 24:12.
Ruining of the earth by mankind.​—Revelation 11:18.
Deterioration of people’s attitudes, as shown by many who are “unthankful, disloyal, . . . not open to any agreement, slanderers, without self-control, fierce, without love of goodness, betrayers, headstrong, puffed up with pride.”​—2 Timothy 3:​1-4.

Breakdown of the family, with people who have “no natural affection” and children who are “disobedient to parents.”​—2 Timothy 3:​2, 3.
Love of God growing cold in most people.​—Matthew 24:12.
Noteworthy displays of religious hypocrisy.​—2 Timothy 3:5.
Increased understanding of Bible prophecies, including those related to the last days.​—Daniel 12:4.
Global preaching of the good news of the Kingdom.​—Matthew 24:14.
Widespread apathy and even ridicule toward the evidence of the approaching end.​—Matthew 24:37-​39; 2 Peter 3:​3, 4.
The simultaneous fulfillment of all these prophecies, not just a few or even most of them.​—Matthew 24:33.

YUP.......just look around.....

No. Paul's a liar and someone who thinks Paul is superior to Jesus is not a Christian.

Humans say that since 1000 years ago -.-

No due to the definition of prophecy being mostly utter bollocks.

I walk through a forest I see trees with green being plentiful, I stir my gaze upon god and not before my eyes for invisible is an imaginary purpose to satisfy ignorance.





Atheist.

We're close.

If we are, we've been living in it since before ur hippie fleshgod.

All "signs and wonders" have always existed, and aren't wonders or signs of anything .

no

ALL scripture was completely and perfectly fulfilled a very long time ago

Don't fill negative things in your mind. All creatures including human beings are ruled by spirits. The earth's future depends on each and everyone's thoughts and beliefs. If they are not positive there will be some problems.

...asks every dimwit on this forum. There's no such thing, friend. Try to live in reality.

It seems so but I suppose things could still get much worse before the rapture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y98EWHidXJE Came across this the other day when I was scrolling around for something else..

oops.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints claims to be the restored church of Jesus Christ to the gentile nations preparatory to the return of Christ. Refering to the order in which the gospel would be administered, Christ taught that the first shall be last and the last shall be first. Christ only came to the house of Israel and the gospel was later given to the gentiles when Peter received a revelation to do so (see Acts chapter 10). In these last days, the gospel is taken to the gentiles and the Jews will not totally accept it until Christ returns.

The church today was organized by revelation from Jesus Christ and is led by revelation to living apostles. The gift of the Holy Ghost and spiritual gifts are a normal part of gospel living. Most faithful members of the church know by the power of the Holy Ghost that God lives.

Many of the prophecies concerning the last days have already been fulfilled (including the return of Elijah who restored the sealing power that Peter had). The last verse you gave states that religions would have "a form of godliness, but deny the power thereof" Here is a quote from the last chapter of the Book of Mormon:

"And now I speak unto all the ends of the earth—that if the day cometh that the power and gifts of God shall be done away among you, it shall be because of unbelief. And wo be unto the children of men if this be the case; for there shall be none that doeth good among you, no not one. For if there be one among you that doeth good, he shall work by the power and gifts of God."

"Yea, come unto Christ, and be perfected in him, and deny yourselves of all ungodliness; and if ye shall deny yourselves of all ungodliness, and love God with all your might, mind and strength, then is his grace sufficient for you, that by his grace ye may be perfect in Christ; and if by the grace of God ye are perfect in Christ, ye can in nowise deny the power of God. And again, if ye by the grace of God are perfect in Christ, and deny not his power, then are ye sanctified in Christ by the grace of God, through the shedding of the blood of Christ, which is in the covenant of the Father unto the remission of your sins, that ye become holy, without spot."

There are way too many people here who are looking for physical evidence to prove God exists. I do not have physical evidence but I can testify that He does live.

Dangerous times in the latter days, from the apostasy and wickedness of men, of whom an affecting description is given, 2Ti_3:1-7.

It's not like the author of Timothy is a prophet. What paul is saying in this verse is "have nothing to do with these people", that's his hidden agenda from this verse. He wants us to let them do whatever they're doing. Isolating believers and letting the evil people have their way.