Allan Svensson
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 Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 12:35 pm Post subject: Jesus' coming is a well-known truth |
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Jesus' coming is a well-known truth
Jesus' coming is a well-known truth for the one who believes the
Bible. It is mentioned on hundreds places in the Bible. In the Bible
Jesus speaks about this and urges his people to be ready for his
coming.
Jesus' coming and the establishment of the Kingdom of God on this
earth is something so tremendous great and revolutionary. Anything
similar has never happened in the history of the world. This we now
have quite before us. Soon this age comes to conclude.
For it is time for judgement to begin with the family of God; and if it
begins with us, what will the outcome be for those who do not obey
the gospel of God? 1 Peter 4:17. The wrath of God does not hit the
Assembly, but the Lord will clean his temple. He will clean away
such things that shall not be there. We are now at the time of harvest
and the weeds will be separated from the wheat.
"Come out of her, my people, so that you will not share in her sins, so
that you will not receive any of her plagues, for her sins are piled up
to heaven, and God has remembered her crimes." Rev.18:4-5. God's
people must come out from Babylon before Jesus comes. When else
would it take place? After Jesus has come, it cannot happen because
then God's people are home at the Lord.
Consider that all churches, also the Free-churches, are relatives to the
Catholic Church. The relationship between the Free-Churches and the
Catholic Church is now evident. The Free-Churches seek fellowship
with the Catholic Church and its false priesthood against which the
old revival pioneers were fighting! It seems as many churches are
living Christian churches, but it is because there are many living
Christians there. Nevertheless, these living Christians ought not to be
in the churches.
Many Christians have been born-again within the churches. When
God's word is preached and people believe God's word, then they meet
Jesus and be born-again. This is not a work of the churches, but the
churches take a great part of the glory of the Lord. People glorify both
the Church and the Lord.
What is the work of the churches? Is it to preach God's word and
save people? No! The churches want to take control over the
Christian's activity and confuse the Christians through false doctrines.
The churches mix God's word with their own doctrines and entice
the Christians away from the Lord. The churches' activity is -
suppression of the truth, persecution, divisions, deceptions and
spiritual death! By their fruit we will recognize the churches.
Matt.7:16-20.
People cannot see the difference between the work of God and the
work of the Church. They love the Church like as they love the Lord.
This is idolatry! The reason to the division among the Christians is
idolatry.
They have raised up other names besides the Lord's name, and say
they belong that or that church, when they really ought to know
nothing except Jesus Christ and him crucified. 1 Cor.2:2. Please,
compare Genesis 11:4. Please, also read the article 32 on this Web
Site, "Jesus is the Lord of the Mission".
Consider, we may choose if we want to obey God's word, or if we
want to follow church traditions and doctrines of men.
When Jesus comes, there must be an Assembly of God that is ready.
Then all God's people must be outsides the Great Babylon. Those
who are not willing to leave the great whore come to receive their
part of her plagues. Rev18:4.
Allan Svensson
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