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How can Christians prepare for the second coming of Jesus? What will happen during the second coming? Here are all the facts you need to understand.
Christians have always followed the signs carefully to see if it is time for Christ to return, but these things must happen before He comes again.
For, behold, the LORD will come with fire, and with His chariots like a whirlwind, to render HIS anger with fury, and His rebuke with flames of fire. Isaiah 66:15 (KJB)
Jacob’s powerful discourse recorded in 2 Nephi 6–10 uses some intense imagery that depicts God as ever ready to defend his faithful covenant people and fight battles on their behalf. Jacob’s Nephite audience had been driven from their ancestral land of promise in Jerusalem and were concerned that they had now been cut off from the Lord’s covenantal promises of prosperity and security. Jacob sought to reassure his people that the Lord had not forgotten them by utilizing the traditional…
This article will fill in the rest of the historical information and detail modern-day relevance, as we finish describing the day-to-day "working classes" of the angels and function in the universe. We will also look more into the role that angels play in regards to spiritual warfare because this element is much greater than most people probably even imagine. We will uncover these various aspects (including both angels and demons) and how they are involved in the lives of the saved and lost.
Sunday, December 23 John 14:1-3 is the best-known promise of Jesus’ second coming. What does this promise tell you about the kind ...
Revelation 19:11 KJV ... "And I saw heaven opened and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.
The book of Revelation is highly symbolic, and in it there is this curious passage which speaks of the coming of two witnesses who prophesy for three and a half years, and are then killed by the "beast from the abyss," which many take for a future Antichrist (Rev. 11). If we take a survey of how different groups interpret this passage, there are differing opinions. In the early Christian Church, the two witnesses were taken to be the prophets Enoch and Elijah, for they were two prophets that…
