time is running out

yes, i know! the dead season lasted too long. but do not think i was idle all this time. no. i did this and that, and a couple of my friends tried to motivate me on, but i was busy with other things.

one of the recent things i needed done was the poster for an event. a pastor from australia visited a town he used to have evangelistic meetings in. the title was time is running out, and i simulated the sheet from the calendar. the very last day possible is highlighted, and it is obvious we live on the verge of the anticipated moment.

it would probably go unnoticed, unless i sate it plainly, that the day after the climactic date is saturday (the biblical sabbath), but in order to see it, you are expected to turn the page, which alludes to the experience of conversion - leaving the old behind and stepping into the covenant with God. (”anyone who belongs to Christ is a new person. the past is forgotten, and everything is new.” 2 cor 5:17) it is also a hint at the millennial rest, spoken of in the scriptures.

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the lecture listed all the signs Jesus said would happen before his return to the earth, and it is obvious that everything is (or is being) fulfilled, and suggested we need to prepare for the last day in the history of the planet as we know it.

how? by cherishing the truth above all. the bile says that the “lost people will be fooled by his evil deeds. they could be saved, but they will refuse to love the truth and accept it.” (2 th 2:10)


so beware! it only takes sincerity.