I want the Lord to come back this very hour

[AngelInTraining93]

2 minutes ago, JustPassingThru said:

Understanding the Times Conference, I know you will like it and your eyes will be opened to just how close we are to the Rapture of the Church, ...I'm watching it now and I'm at the 5 hour mark. 

Yes indeed, thank you for referring me to these sources

[missmuffet]

3 hours ago, ReneeIW said:

I am always confused when people say that we are living in the last times because things are worse than ever. Christianity was illegal everywhere after the Resurrection. 

Have crucifixions been outlawed? What about gladiators fighting to the death while people cheered? We have become more respectful of human life.

The Bible had to instruct  men not to have more than one wife, something most men now would agree is immoral. Group sex was  viewed as normal. Women and minorities were treated much worse in ancient times, and kids were sacrificed.  I think in some ways we have become much, much better. 

You do not know half of the evil that is going on in this world. But God does. He only has so much patience. And then this earth will suffer His wrath and judgement. 

[R. Hartono]

4 hours ago, BeauJangles said:

I want the Lord to come back this very hour

A very good friend and I speak often about longing for the day. We must continue to occupy till He comes. All must endure faithfully to the end, and hold on to our great hope. The Lord will sustain us. 

Its my brother bro. my brotheeer, he is not yet repented mmm cud  u wait a little longer ?

[Justin Adams]

Take a look around you today. Try to memorize some of those faces you see...

Do you really want them to perish? Do you want your last selfish wish to be, 'kill 'em all God so I can be outta here'? I do not think so!

If we spend our days seeking the lost because there is little time left, then I think the time will pass quickly enough. 

[AngelInTraining93]

8 hours ago, Justin Adams said:

Take a look around you today. Try to memorize some of those faces you see...

Do you really want them to perish? Do you want your last selfish wish to be, 'kill 'em all God so I can be outta here'? I do not think so!

If we spend our days seeking the lost because there is little time left, then I think the time will pass quickly enough. 

To whom was this comment directed? It certainly can't be me as I have not expressed a desire for people to perish. 

[Justin Adams]

41 minutes ago, AngelInTraining93 said:

To whom was this comment directed? It certainly can't be me as I have not expressed a desire for people to perish. 

I am sure you have not. Most of my posts are directed at whomever...  point to this post was that 'we are not our own' and yet so many seem to put their lives on the altar of the Lord, and like me, find themselves sliding off it frequently. It is not about us. It is about them that are not yet of the household of faith.

[Firm Foundation]

14 hours ago, ReneeIW said:

I am always confused when people say that we are living in the last times because things are worse than ever. Christianity was illegal everywhere after the Resurrection. 

Have crucifixions been outlawed? What about gladiators fighting to the death while people cheered? We have become more respectful of human life.

The Bible had to instruct  men not to have more than one wife, something most men now would agree is immoral. Group sex was  viewed as normal. Women and minorities were treated much worse in ancient times, and kids were sacrificed.  I think in some ways we have become much, much better. 

In reality, the Bible never forbids polygamy or slavery.   People think it does, but that is not true.  Real sins like homosexual marriage and abortion are accepted today.  Things are worse, not better.

[Firm Foundation]

By the way, I am not promoting slavery or polygamy as positive.

[missmuffet]

14 hours ago, JustPassingThru said:

Understanding the Times Conference, I know you will like it and your eyes will be opened to just how close we are to the Rapture of the Church, ...I'm watching it now and I'm at the 5 hour mark. 

I feel we are close 

[BeauJangles]

14 hours ago, R. Hartono said:

cud  u wait a little longer ?

Yes, apparently it must be endured. The thought before December 18, 1971 was frightening. On that date, there was security in the fact that all was set for the long awaited day. I've been waiting till then, so an extension on the arrival is forwarded into an account of virtue. Patience has been referred to that, but memory falls somewhat short on who quoted it.