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 Signs of the Times
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Sodom and
Gomorrah
Christians
today, who are spiritually attuned even in
the slightest know this world is returning
to the Sodom and Gomorrah level of
perversion. Good is being more and more
called evil, and evil, called good. Examples
abound.
Homosexuality
is now an alternate lifestyle. More than
this, same-sex relationships are being given
governmental stamps of approval, making them
like marriage between a man and a woman.
Governments edict that baby whales must be
saved at all costs; human babies must be
killed in the womb, as a matter of
convenience. The Bible can't be read, or
God's name mentioned in public schools, but
the FCC Commissioners have determined the
"F" word is now okay for network
broadcasters to use over public airwaves.
Nativity scenes and the Ten commandments
cannot be displayed in public places.
The Rapture
will in less than the most infinite
measurement of time take all who are truly
Christ's from this Sodom and Gomorrah level
of wickedness that is so rapidly developing.
In that sense, we who name the name of Jesus
can all agree -- "Even so, come, Lord
Jesus."
Taken from the
Rapture Ready web site |
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Luke 21: 5-11, 25-27
And
as some spake of the temple, how it was
adorned with goodly stones and gifts, he
said,
As
for
these things which ye behold, the days
will come, in the which there shall not
be left one stone upon another, that
shall not be thrown down.
And
they asked him, saying, Master, but when
shall these things be? and what sign
will there be when these things
shall come to pass? And
he said,
Take heed that ye be not
deceived: for many shall come in my
name, saying, I am Christ; and
the time draweth near: go ye not
therefore after them. But
when ye shall hear of wars and
commotions, be not terrified: for these
things must first come to pass; but the
end is not by and by.
Then
said he unto them,
Nation shall rise against
nation, and kingdom against kingdom:
And
great earthquakes shall be in divers
places, and famines, and pestilences;
and fearful sights and great signs shall
there be from heaven.
And
there shall be signs in the sun, and in
the moon, and in the stars; and upon the
earth distress of nations, with
perplexity; the sea and the waves
roaring; Men's
hearts failing them for fear, and for
looking after those things which are
coming on the earth: for the powers of
heaven shall be shaken. And
then shall they see the Son of man
coming in a cloud with power and great
glory.
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The Ten
Commandments
From an Ann Coulter column
From
the Chelsea section of Manhattan,
the gay, Bronx-born Puerto Rican
executive director of the ACLU,
Anthony Romero, tossed and turned
all night thinking about the Ten
Commandments display on the Elkhart,
Ind., municipal building, which had
been there, without incident, since
1958. The ACLU sued and the monument
was hauled off.
In Ohio, Richland County Common
Pleas Judge James DeWeese had a
framed poster of the Ten
Commandments in his courtroom. The
ACLU sued and the Ten Commandments
came down. Compare that to the late
New York judge Elliott Wilk, who
famously displayed a portrait of
communist revolutionary Che Guevara
on his office wall. (Che, Castro,
Hussein -- evidently the only
bearded revolutionary these people
don't like is Jesus Christ.) And
yet, no one from Ohio ever sued Wilk.
The ACLU got word of a Ten
Commandments monument in a public
park in Plattsmouth, Neb. (pop.
7,000), and immediately swooped in
to demand that the offensive symbol
be removed. Not being from New York,
Plattsmouth didn't want to litigate.
Soon cranes were in the park ripping
out a monument that had sat there,
not bothering anyone, for 40 years.
ACLU busybodies sued Johnson County,
Iowa, demanding that it remove a Ten
Commandments monument that had been
in a public courtyard a since 1964.
Within a year, the 2,500-pound
granite monument was gone.
Mail-order minister Barry Lynn's
Americans United for Separation of
Church and State -- a group
curiously devoid of both Americans
and churchgoers -- sued little
Chester County, Pa., demanding that
it remove a Ten Commandments plaque
that has hung on the courthouse wall
since 1920.
"The Upper West Side and Malibu
United" also sued the city of
Everett, Wash., demanding the
removal of a Ten Commandments
monument in front of the police
station. AU legal director Ayesha
Khan explained they had nothing like
that back in Pakistan and look how
well things turned out there.
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