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Then the Holy Spirit Rains down a deluge of Jesus' glory upon the Church
Come Lord Jesus Marnatha, pour out your Spirit i want to work in the Latter Rain and then BE GONE FROM HERE TO BE WITH YOU JESUS I HAVE WAITED 35 YEARS
You seem to get it Agape friend. Why don't the others.

Check that site I mentioned at the top.

It'll give ya a faith charge!
 
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thank you Arwen I wanted to post a similar reply earlier but was a bit too angry at the tone of the posters to do so properly without going off.
Hey Nauty it makes you mad too eh.. that others just can't see it!

I bet there's another massive earthquake just on the horizon, thousands and thousands will die!

And them what understand will FILL THE CHURCHES.

There's gonna be standin' room only like when 911 happend and the tsunami.
 

Nautilus

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Hey Nauty it makes you mad too eh.. that others just can't see it!

I bet there's another massive earthquake just on the horizon, thousands and thousands will die!

And them what understand will FILL THE CHURCHES.

There's gonna be standin' room only like when 911 happend and the tsunami.
you disgust me
 
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What's the matter notty? Can't you digest Christian teaching?

Every major disaster, every earthquake, tsumani, 911, every hurricane, you name it, and the Christians flock to their churches.

They know it's Jesus comin'... They want a be at church when He comes.

Been this way for a long long time. You gonna tell us you know something that Christendom don't?

Enlighten us please. Caus'in I've been taught this from the cradle.

Earthquakes, Jesus comin',
suffrin' ...Jesus;
Hurricane... Jesus;
pain... Jesus;
suffrin' ... JESUS!

And you gonna tell everone here that this is not right?

We wait for you.
 

Nautilus

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I can wait for Jesus to get here without glorifying the suffering of others.
 
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But why are the churches filled when the suffering comes?

Why does the faith of the multitudes grow when the calamity arises?

Why do Christians the world over believe in "the signs of the times"...

Check the sites I mentioned, this ain't my notion. It's all over the web.

Books are filled with it!

Christians getting their faith batteries charged when they hear about disaster, 'cause they know Jesus is comin'...
 

Nautilus

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I dont think people are rushing to churches after tragedies on the belief that jesus is on his way. Moreso its a place people go for comfort at that point.
 
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You can't be serious! Other peoples suffering makes you excited at the possibility of Jesus coming? Where is the compassion?
OFM, there isn't such thing as a rapture (Christians being taken up to Heaven before end) you know?
the rapture isn't real? Wow......the problem for you, won't be that we are right, but that you are wrong. How sad for you. :( I pray that you will come to the truth before it is too late. Scripture clearly states that we will meet HIM in the air, the church MUST be taken out of the way before the tribulation. Gods speed to you.....
 

RickyZ

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Obviously he's being sarcastic, or possibly drunk. Maybe stirring the pot. But there is a small point to be made in there. I don't take pleasure in peoples sufferings, but as I see the world suffering ever more because of it's own doings, it does warm one small corner in my heart to know we're that much closer.

And I've always thought those who say it's not gonna be in their time are going to be the ones who get suprised.
 
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the rapture isn't real? Wow......the problem for you, won't be that we are right, but that you are wrong. How sad for you. :( I pray that you will come to the truth before it is too late. Scripture clearly states that we will meet HIM in the air, the church MUST be taken out of the way before the tribulation. Gods speed to you.....

The Rapture (meaning Christians being taken up to Heaven before the end begins) is incorrect and based upon the Left Behind series. It somehow made it into contemporary Christian belief, but its not biblical. The church throughout history never believed in the rapture.

Matthew 24:37

"As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. For in the days before the flood, people were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, up to the day Noah entered the ark; and they knew nothing about what would happen until the flood came and took them all away. That is how it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left. Two women will be grinding with a hand mill; one will be taken and the other left."

The verse references Noah, who was left behind while everyone else was swept away by the flood. So it will be at the coming of Jesus. Two women will be grinding with a hand mill; one will be taken , one will be left: you WANT to be the one left behind.

I'm currently studying Apocalyptic literature in the New Testament at a Christian University.
 

Maholy

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But why are the churches filled when the suffering comes?

Why does the faith of the multitudes grow when the calamity arises?

Why do Christians the world over believe in "the signs of the times"...

Check the sites I mentioned, this ain't my notion. It's all over the web.

Books are filled with it!

Christians getting their faith batteries charged when they hear about disaster, 'cause they know Jesus is comin'...
I think you should listen to nautilus and dont you stand there on the side of the road with one of em jesus be comin signs now : D We dont know when jesus is coming.. I sure hope he will come as soon as possible.. But I wont be dissapointed if he waits untill after im dead.. When I look around I think to myself now how could darkness rise any higher? Maybe it will get darker than this.. we might be far away from the coming of jesus..

There are more wickedness in high places more than ever.. well I sure wont loose anything by living as if he will be here in my lifetime.. surely does raise my hope.. But you shouldnt be happy because more people are suffering.. although it does bring more people closer to god.. but then you should be happy cause of that! :O
 
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I think you should listen to nautilus and dont you stand there on the side of the road with one of em jesus be comin signs now : D We dont know when jesus is coming.. I sure hope he will come as soon as possible.. But I wont be dissapointed if he waits untill after im dead.. When I look around I think to myself now how could darkness rise any higher? Maybe it will get darker than this.. we might be far away from the coming of jesus..

There are more wickedness in high places more than ever.. well I sure wont loose anything by living as if he will be here in my lifetime.. surely does raise my hope.. But you shouldnt be happy because more people are suffering.. although it does bring more people closer to god.. but then you should be happy cause of that! :O
God choses suffering untold to cleanse wickedness (Revelations). Might’s? The mien of one of your paragraphs seems Vega and doubtful! Happiness in others suffering is not the intent but the fulfilling of the plan and Magnificent of his words of all events and fore telling, also the spiritual response is joy. Joy that our redemption is close which apprehending excitement is. Paul by the Holy Spirit said, (obvious) “we would not be in the dark”, about it. A rhetorical question what time references were used to describe that no one knows when He is coming for us? Day(not days) or Hour did He say week or month or year? What if the Holy Spirit readies hearts and souls and also reveals quidnunc to us who are living would not He excite or communicate to our hearts and what if He willing helps us, revealing to us to prepare, urgency? The Holy Spirit in our heart cries, “come Lord Jesus” the intensity of birth pains of society, nature and our souls, would loving our life here exceed wanting to be absent from this world to be present with Jesus?
 
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Obviously he's being sarcastic, or possibly drunk. Maybe stirring the pot. But there is a small point to be made in there. I don't take pleasure in peoples sufferings, but as I see the world suffering ever more because of it's own doings, it does warm one small corner in my heart to know we're that much closer.

And I've always thought those who say it's not gonna be in their time are going to be the ones who get suprised.
Seems to me you are siding with this poster. I think the point she/he is making is that people like you believe the way you do.
 
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God choses suffering untold ...Happiness in others suffering is not the intent but the fulfilling ... of all events and fore telling, also the spiritual response is joy. Joy that our redemption is close which apprehending excitement is.
The more I read here, the sicker I get. Seems quite a few believe that pain and suffering is Jesus' "marker". I always thought of good things, relieving suffering and such when I think of Jesus.

But everyone here seems to think of Jesus when you read of ill things.
 
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There are more wickedness in high places more than ever.. well I sure wont loose anything by living as if he will be here in my lifetime.. surely does raise my hope.. But you shouldnt be happy because more people are suffering.. although it does bring more people closer to god.. but then you should be happy cause of that! :O

Is everyone here just a little bit 'mad', and I don't mean angry.
 
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His not saying he wants to see them suffer.. he wants an end to the suffering.. wich is truly going on at a very high level today... not sure if it was worse 40 or 20 years ago but I too feel like we are close to a slope.. just look at the predictions in the bible.
OK. I have read enough here.
 

RickyZ

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Seems to me you are siding with this poster. I think the point she/he is making is that people like you believe the way you do.
My sister in law was diagnosed with advanced cancer and doesn't have long to live. Everyone around her is all 'oh boo hoo hoo' and crying crocodile tears. But I can't do that. I see that she is about to embark upon an eternally fascinating journey; that she's soon going to be praising rejoicing and partying before the throne of God; taking it all in and saying 'no sh-edit-t'. I'm sorry but I can't feel sad about that. What makes me sad is to see people who have been faithful and good and obedient all their lives all on the premise that God has something greater for us, yet when our time comes He has to drag us kicking and screaming the whole way. We will suffer for as long as humanly possible to avoid meeting Him. And to me that's just insanity. Or doubt. I have no doubt. I don't believe the way I do, I don't believe in God. I know.

I LONG for the day I get to be with my Lord, and every step the world makes towards that day warms my heart for Him. Yeah I hate that humans have to suffer because of their own blindness and stupidity and I do what I can to help them out with it. But come Lord Jesus, tarry no more, so that we may see your glory in all it's fullness. I for one anxiously await You.
 
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My sister in law was diagnosed with advanced cancer and doesn't have long to live. ....But come Lord Jesus, tarry no more, so that we may see your glory in all it's fullness. I for one anxiously await You.
So, are you suggesting as some have here, that your sister-in-law's illness makes you believe Jesus is closer?
 

RickyZ

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No. It's to point out the difference between believing and knowing. And how many of us fear His coming for us because their faith is just guesswork they don't really find comfort in it. And how if you really knew you'd anticipate His return instead of hiding from it.