Re: 7 Prophecies
By: Spiffwiggler to All on Fri Feb 15 2008 01:22 pm
> them and kill them. And their
> dead bodies will lie in the
> street of the great city
> which spiritually is called
> Sodom and Egypt, where
> also our Lord was crucified.
> "Then those from the peoples,
> tribes, tongues and nations
> will see their dead bodies
> three-and-a-half days, and
> not allow their dead bodies
> to be put into graves. And
> those who dwell on the
> earth will rejoice over them,
> make merry, and send gifts
> to one another, because
> these two prophets tormented
> those who dwell on the
> earth" (verses 3, 7-10).
> Note that people the world
> over will be able to see their
> dead bodies during the 3 1 ? 2
> days that they lie on display in
> Jerusalem. This was not possible
> before satellite television, portable
> communications devices and the
> Internet. Again, only in the last few
> years has it become possible for
> this prophecy to be fulfilled.
> It still lies in the future, of course,
> but only now it is clearly possible
> for this to take place.
> Will this generation see God's
> Kingdom established on earth?
> We have seen how seven biblically
> prophesied circumstances could
> not have come to pass until recent
> times. In fact, the establishment
> of the state of Israel in 1948 was
> clearly a major turning point in the
> fulfillment of Bible prophecy, as
> was the acquisition of the hydrogen
> bomb by the two superpowers of the
> 1950s that led to the period of mutually
> assured destruction.
> All has now become possible.
> This, in turn, makes it much more
> likely that our generation will live
> to see Jesus Christ return and
> establish the Kingdom of God
> on earth. After all, Jesus Himself
> said that once these things begin,
> the generation alive at that time
> "will by no means pass away
> till all these things take place"
> (Matthew 24:34).
> It's both sobering and encouraging
> to think that we appear to be living
> in the generation that will ultimately
> witness the most important event
> in the history of mankind. As
> Jesus Christ tells His followers
> in Luke 21:28, "Now when these
> things begin to happen, look up
> and lift up your heads, because
> your redemption draws near." GN
> this prophecy to be fulfilled.
> It still lies in the future, of course,
> but only now it is clearly possible
> for this to take place.
> Will this generation see God's
> Kingdom established on earth?
> We have seen how seven biblically
> prophesied circumstances could
> not have come to pass until recent
> times. In fact, the establishment
> of the state of Israel in 1948 was
> clearly a major turning point in the
> fulfillment of Bible prophecy, as
> was the acquisition of the hydrogen
> bomb by the two superpowers of the
> 1950s that led to the period of mutually
> assured destruction.
> All has now become possible.
> This, in turn, makes it much more
> likely that our generation will live
> to see Jesus Christ return and
> establish the Kingdom of God
> on earth. After all, Jesus Himself
> said that once these things begin,
> the generation alive at that time
> "will by no means pass away
> till all these things take place"
> (Matthew 24:34).
> It's both sobering and encouraging
> to think that we appear to be living
> in the generation that will ultimately
> witness the most important event
> in the history of mankind. As
> Jesus Christ tells His followers
> in Luke 21:28, "Now when these
> things begin to happen, look up
> and lift up your heads, because
> your redemption draws near." GN
> prophesied circumstances could
It is indeed amazing that these prophesis's are now coming to
fullfillment but then we have an amazing and wonderfull savior.
May the Lord come soon (marantha) Brother.
Newborn
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