The End Time Gospel
Matthew 24:13 -14 but he that shall endure to the end the same shall be saved and this Gospel shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations, and then shall the end come
Jesus while He was yet in this world said an end time is coming. We must endure (continue, last, remain) all the way to the end. What end? There is a limited time for everything; a finality!
There is a time for all things (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8); a season and a time. God gives to every man a time of repentance.
There is a purpose for everything; a time to be born and a time to die; a time to love and a time to hate; a time for war and a time for peace. a time to travail and a time to be delivered. The end comes!
There is a beginning and an ending. When we cease to exist, meaning we die in the flesh as we know it; then we will start our new spiritual life. One way or the other we will have a life in the spirit; either with God or Satan.
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Ultimately if we keep our life in the earth up to par with God's expectations, Will and desires we will live with Him in eternity.
Jesus said we must have discernment that we recognize and know the signs of the end (Matthew 16:3). We must see the signs not only with the natural eyes but with the Spirit. The Pharisees here sought a sign from Heaven from Jesus of the end. What sign do we seek?
Jesus said there would be calamities in life we will see before the end is come. The Disciples asked a question of Jesus in Matthew 24:3 for which Jesus answered. He told them to take heed that no man deceive us; for many will come in His Name saying that they are Christ. He also said many of us would
of children, rising up and teaching them. He says that salvation will come from the people
Indeed, no person can live forever because our bodies are mortal. Therefore, everyone should seize the chance given in the few years on earth to accomplish his or her desires. Historically, no human has lived past 130 years, except the narrations in the Bible or other religious books. Accordingly, this demonstrates the limited life that humans have, which is prone to a premature end due to diseases, accidents, and calamities. For this reason, the uncertainty of the human life makes it necessary for the people to live each day as their last on earth so that they can strive to perfect the desires, duties, and responsibilities bestowed on them. Furthermore, the completion of the tasks should not be a routine but rather a passion for creating a better environment for the success of
The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity written by Philip Jenkins looks over religion as a whole in the future. Philip Jenkins was a Distinguished Professor of History in 1973 and was the Co-Director for Baylor's Program on Historical Studies of Religion, he has studied the Bible and the Quran. The main religion being Christianity, as it flows South to other countries such as Central America and southern Asia and Africa. Jenkins also covers “The Rise of Christianity” where he predicts that it will increase in the coming years. The world would be moving from secularism to non-secular as the Northern states and countries are urbanized. The Southern countries are not urbanized, they believe in the practice of spirituality. In the Next Christendom, Jenkins also predicted that there will be a big population growth in the next coming years as Christianity spreads. Christianity as a whole can be adapted to many different cultures, as it is not as strict as many other religions such as Muslims. In other religions you would have to be
...ing. The end is where we start from. We die with the dying: See, they depart, and bring us with them. We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time” (326).
e. Tala - There's always a purpose to your life. You live for the same reason the way that some people die for some reasons. Where you are today is a combination of all your past actions, decisions, as well as those of the people around you and how they have affected
“The end of life is not to be happy, nor to achieve pleasure and avoid pain, but to do the will of God, come what may.”(Raushenbush)
The Biblical book of Ecclesiastes proclaims that while generations may pass away, the Earth abides forever. That the sun also rises just as it sets. It explains the circular movement of nature and the unlimited endurance of the earth even though human generations' last only a short time. It is a message that ironically couples awe in the earth with the realization that human existence plays only a miniscule part in the workings of the universe.
The Gospel of Matthew exhibits the plan of atonement and salvation for all people and the beginning of a new era. The Kingdom has come. Matthew’s Gospel is eschatological. Through the direct use of and allusions to the Hebrew scriptures, as well as fulfillment citations Matthew clearly connects Jesus’ life and ministry with Israel’s traditions and promised history.4...
When we return to our Creator, it’s okay because we lived our lives … we have fulfilled our lives.
I already handled some of Christ’s role in the End Time. I mentioned how Jesus was coming back for real and visibly, I truly believe it. He will judge all men on the last day. Those in Christ get to share in Christ's righteousness and get to be judged by it. We will also share in His reward.
Most wonder if the moment they are currently living in is the beginning, middle, or end of their existence. Did we live a previous life in another time or another place? What awaits us in the afterlife, or is there an after life at all? If our spirit can be held in the physical world, what allows that? There is an abundance of studies that suggest there is an after life that awaits us, but with what proof? Some of these sources that we read aren’t credible, yet we’re more prone to believing it. Will we all find the answer when we die? Can we find the answer while we still live? Philosophers or not, we all know that our life will one day cease to exist and every individual will one day meet their death. Truth is, most of us don 't even know what life is. We are brought into this world, we live it, we reproduce in our best years and then our bodies slowly deteriorate. We call this last phase our death, but do
The four gospels are detailed accounts of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Each portrays a unique story and angle of Jesus, who is the savior of the Jews and the world. Apostle Matthew’s writings are to prove to the Jews that Jesus is their Messiah. Mark stressed the humanity of Jesus and also his deity. Luke wanted to show that the gentile Christian in God’s kingdom is based on the teachings of Jesus. John speaks of Jesus as one sent from God to reveal His love and grace to man. The four gospels work together to elaborate on the several key themes; salvation, spreading His word, and the fulfillment of Jesus’ promise.
...s death; there will be no mere re-incarnational transfer. Thousands of times each day unique, never-to-be again, individual beings have their one and only chance at life terminated." 7
If we try to live our lives without searching for or finding what it is God is calling us
In chapter 1: Divine Revelation Itself, it is discussed how God wants us to understand and know the love he has for us. Revelation does not only consist of words about God: but it also contains the living experience of God. God shows us how to live as he would want us to not just by telling us but also God reveals himself. When coming to grips with that God is truly like, we come to understand the reasoning for our existence. As we all now he died in order to save us, he also makes us aware of our connection to God. Jesus is known as a message and the messenger of God. Jesus tells us that God promises us that salvation will ultimately lead to eternal closeness. God sent his son so that he could educate us about the inner life of God and