It seems to me that all this antisemitic activity around the world is causing the Jewish people to “go home.” This, although they have blessed the world everywhere they went in their dispersion across the globe, in one way or another – namely through the means of the Ten Commandments, which, if you look at these rules of life, you will find they make good common sense.
The people of the book have taken their knowledge of how the world works according to scripture and have always been a blessing to others, despite usually keeping to themselves. Albeit typically human (truth be told), they have produced some vile criminals as well. Nevertheless, I believe that God is chasing them home to their own God-given land by anti-Semites to await the return of their Promised Messiah, Christ Jesus.
Most Jews missed Jesus the first time – even though all the Jewish apostles and followers proclaimed Him the Son of the Living God who takes away the sins of the world. Yes, the apostles were all Jews, except for one who, it is said, was not – Luke. These men were all students of the Old Testament and knew their way around scripture. So, they were obviously handpicked by God to proclaim the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. “Religious” priests were overlooked for this mighty task, and God instead chose Godly common fishermen and such to relay the news that Jesus was the long-awaited Messiah.
Yes, people can be too religious and miss seeing the forest for the trees by adhering to manmade doctrine, rules, and burdens too heavy for mankind to bear. Even today, many religious men deny the power of God, saying that miracles happened way back when Jesus was still alive, and that He’s not in the miracle business anymore. I beg to differ since I’ve experienced them for nearly all my life, and still experience unexpected miracles almost daily. This, aside from the “common” miracles we take for granted – like life, sight, speech, gravity, light, day and night, and last but not least, eggs already packaged and ready for consumption. And these are only a few of the millions of miracles that surround us each and every day.
But to receive miracles we hope to experience, we must make God the very center of our lives and praise Him continually for all the good things He has done for us. Prayer is like talking to a good parent and asking for things that really matter, not like money, Jaguars, or houses. Our God and Father is most pleased when we pray for others who are hurting and lost in this world of hate, chaos and confusion. There is caution in praying – Praying by rote is futile, and using prayer beads even worse – even hate-filled Muslims do that. Talk to him like a father, friend and confidant, and you’ll see miracles begin to happen in your life too.
Apostasy is another matter, nothing new, but the rate at which it is happening is incredible, with the Catholic church sanctioning gays and welcoming them to the pulpit; it’s astounding. Can you imagine — nasty gay pedophiles in the pulpits of America? We are fast becoming a sick society.
When I first became a Christian after receiving Christ, I believed everything I heard from the pulpit. Little did I know that they were all fallible human beings just like the rest of us, hypocritical, full of themselves, with jealousy, hate, greed, lust, and vice. In any case, my encounters with the clergy have almost always been questionable at best. Every pastor I ever encountered had sin in their lives, and many of them eventually fell because they were operating in the flesh and without the Spirit of God and His love.
Today, after nearly forty-five years of observation and firsthand experience, I’ve come to the conclusion that some of these men and women of the cloth were only “actors” in the roles they played. Some of these wolves in sheep’s clothing are still claiming to heal people and making the blind see while they themselves are spiritually blind – even stumbling over their own feet as they proclaim such power. And the more common pastors are afraid to tread into deep waters of God and play it safe by saying things like, “We’ve been in the last days for the past 2,000 years” when one mentions “The Last Days.” Many others are afraid to mention sin or disobedience, while knowing that it is very pervasive in today’s world.
Nevertheless, the scriptures say that some religious leaders and believers have a form of godliness but deny the power thereof. Some even go so far as to deny that Christ or a Co-Creator ever even existed, and if he did, he was not the Son of God, and other such foolish things. But the Bible says, “The fool has said in his heart, ‘There is no God.’” Worse yet is the fact that many never warn their flock of impending war and how to avoid being swept up in it by being raptured before all hell breaks loose.
The Bible also says that children will be killing parents, and parents killing their children in the Last Days, and it’s happening everywhere across the globe – even as we speak. Unprovoked murder is also on the rise by crazed lunatics who are usually under the influence of drugs or alcohol. There are many other signs that we are in the last of the “Last Days.” It also seems that we are preparing for the war of Armageddon by building super weapons of war and thousands of missiles, some with atomic warheads and others with biochemical warheads, to say nothing of Hydrogen bombs. Yesterday, Russia loaded up one hundred nuclear warheads in preparation for World War Three. Are you ready for the rapture?
Other indications that we are the “Terminal generation” are snow and cold weather in the deserts of Saudi Arabia, extreme flooding in our coastal cities, winds of up to 150 miles an hour called Cyclones throughout our own country, wars and rumors of war, plus signs in the skies.
YBIC
Jim Towers
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