VictoryinJesus
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I’m confused when He comes in the clouds of unrest, war and destruction …does He come as a thief? yet He warns against a thief catching you unprepared —the enemy who comes to kill, steal and destroy.And surely in Luke 21 were the same/similar recorded words as in Matt 24 of Jesus for the same intent and purpose to warn people of his generation, and of our future generation. There is no doubt that most people on earth with perish, as in Jerusalem around 60-70AD, and in our future generation because of their rebellious heart and hatred of God.
I think that Peter's experiences and of others, of your thoughts, has nothing to do with the destruction of Jerusalem and the larger judgment that awaited not only was the case for the nation(s) in Judea, all nations, when both times the Son of Man comes, in clouds of unrest, war and destruction and of different proportions.
Those saved only are to look up and lift their heads for their impending redemption; for in the same generation as Peter as many were saved in spirit/soul and physical body, and the same of our future generation, into immortal bodies.
He came that they may have Life —teaching ‘you are not of the night where that day overtakes you as a thief’.
It’s like the sickle depicted in His hand when He comes in the clouds. Is this sickle in His hand purpose to chop men bloody with —-OR is this sickle to gather, Fruit. One is to harm men. One is to save men. Jesus Christ is either a thief who comes to catch men unprepared for thievery. Or Jesus Christ came to prepare men against thievery and returns to gather the Fruit. The sickle either becomes the worse horrific blood bath you have ever witnessed or will ever witnessed …or it is for harvesting the Fruit of God. The Fruit of God —sown (Imo) it may surprise mankind how sufficient the Fruit is and where it flourished.
Point is…I get what you are saying…I think. But I’m hopeful the Fruit of God runs through families and “restores” what is loss and I hope we will be surprised at how much it abounds.