Ronald David Bruno
Well-Known Member
So who are the righteous in your mind? The Jehovah Witnesses?The Last Days that began in 1914 are now coming to their End...
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Would you like to be a Survivor of the Last Days?
"But know this, that in the last days critical times hard to deal with will be here." (2 Timothy 3:1) The Last Days (pangs of distress) do not last for an exhaustive period of time but do have an ending to them. It's an allotment period of time of 120 years, like the Days of Noah. This allotment is a Conclusion of a System of things.
As Christ Millennial approaches, we will soon bring an end to our Preaching Work to those associated with (2 Timothy 3:1-5) for the end of an Age has come. It's not the end of the world but rather the End of An Age of Wickedness.
Our Preaching Work does not come to end as a whole, but rather the preaching work comes to an end for those who are wicked. Those whom are Survivors of the End of the Last Days (a conclusion of a system of things) will have a satisfying work ahead of them during Christ's Millennial Reign, including the preaching work to the righteous and unrighteous who are resurrected on earth. Notice those who were counted wicked have no resurrection, they are dead forever, therefore once the Last Days have concluded, their time to turn around and repent will have concluded once and for all time.
- "And this good news of the Kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Matthew 24:14)
- "... and from these turn away." (2 Timothy 3:5)
Do you discount 2.6 Billion Christians who put their faith in Christ?
Salvation is a gift, not earned.
By Grace Through FAITH in Christ we are Saved, it is a gift of God, not by works so no one can boast.
The Gospel is this: that Jesus died for our sins and rose on the third day according to the scriptures.
If you believe this, Jesus says you are Saved. It is by His work, fulfilling the requirements of the Law, His blood shed and resurrection that we are saved.
Pay attention! HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS IS IMPUTED TO US. It is not our righteousness, for we are all sinners and cannot earn our way.
Therefore all who believe in our Savior will be saved.
It is interesting as others have noted that Charles Taze Russell believed the Great Tribulation was supposed to happen in 1914. He had to come up with some logical reason for His error. I forget the details, I guess it was that Jesus must have invisibly returned. Wait a minute, the angels claimed when He ascended into heaven and that He would return in like manner, physically. And of course every eye will see Him when He returns. Anyways, Charles died and Judge Rutherford took his place and 1925 was the new prediction of the end ... and more false predictions came after that failed.
When it comes to prophecy, Christians ere. There are over a half dozen scholarly views of the end time scenario and the Jehovah Witnesses have yet a different one to add. None of us has it right - without errors. Charles wasn't a Prophet, the last one was John who wrote Revelation. God's word came through Prophets: "Thus says the Lord ...", word for word and it was written down.
Today we have divine guidance, we don't need prophets because we have the Holy Spirit who dwells in us to guide us, love us, teach us all things. He prepares good things for us to do in accordance with His purpose.
God is sovereign, so everything is on schedule according to His plan. All who will are written in the Book of Life will be saved.
120 years is how long it took for Noah to build the Ark. I don't think "as in the days of Noah" scripture is giving us a starting point, it was more the element if surprise when peiple were going about their normal lives marrying, having babies, etc. He will come on a day that no one knows. We sense that it is soon, for we see the signs. But that is all, the season; not the day or hour.
I appreciate that you are up front about your religion. You are not sneaky about it.
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