Someday

The Book of Revelation is an apocalypse, literature which deals with time; things that are beyond the ordinary range of human knowledge, something quite alien to human experience, or events in history man who has not yet come to pass. Basically, all the apocalyptic literature has the same plot: orders forcibly harm the earth, the faithful are in trouble, God go to war against the bad force, are up for encavateurs . In a colossal battle between good and evil - good reign. The rule of God is complete. The land becomes paradise. In the final chapter of the book, John the Revelator describes how things will be the end of history. It depicts the final battle between God and Satan. Satan has been linked (1,000 years) was released and jumped again. Now God creates a new heaven and a new earth and new city called New Jerusalem. When evil has done its worst, when the most horrible evil has been exhausted, when the beast terrible vividly described in Revelation 13 has brought destruction above the earth as we know now, when the righteous have been erased, when God has begun Satan in the final war and emerged victorious, clouds coming new Jerusalem. John gives us a vision of “one day” - not an image today, not a picture of now.

But his message is clear: hold it, hang in, keep going, keep, do not give up, do not give in, do not keep the faith, and do not believe the promises of God because in the fullness of time; in time God has established there will be a new heaven and a new earth - a new Jerusalem. The life and the eternal word of God gives enormous hope to all of us who lives are in making powers and principalities that seem to order the time in which we live. We feel the winds of adversity drying put pressure on violently against us. But God by the Revelator reminds us that this is a time for loyalty, persistence and courage and all those who bear at the end will be saved. John himself has been made aware of the trials and tribulations hard. When he wrote the revelation he was old and living in isolation of exile on the desolate island of Patmos as punishment for preaching the gospel. There, we said, he worked as a slave in chains in mines marble. Now old and frail without providing care and watch over him, yet written essentially over coup, coup. Things will get a worse - much worse, but be faithful - not fear for new Jerusalem coming.

I congratulate God daily for truth and power of his word. I do not know what supports you, but I felt dark periods in my life; periods when the world seemed foudroyer inside me without directly on the emergency exit; periods when I cried out in pain and confusion total spiritual deep, “Lord what you want from me? Lord how long I need suffer? “What kept me (and keeps me) was my faith, the faith that no matter how dark the night or how deeply the valley j’a knew that God was responsible. It did not import bad how life appeared beat up on me, j’a rested knowing that God everything worked out according to its purpose and my good. I have been overthrown, but glory to God, I have not been destroyed. In the fullness of time, God intervened and my life was all the best for her. God gave me the relief of my troubles and a touch of “one day” experience. I know in whose hands the final victory. I know that when the forces of evil and destruction has done its worst, when I was beaten and abused and left for dead by circumstances; some triumph Satan sembliez have achieved is only temporary. God has the last word. For the faithful, when the storms hit our lives, we continued to keep us ready power and renewal of God’s love, mercy, the spiritual power and vision of “a day. “Ah, to be guarded by Jesus Words by Thurston Frazier Ah, to be kept by Jesus, guarded by the power of God. Maintained the world unspotted, walking where Jesus walked. Ah, to be guarded by Jesus, guarded by his own divine power. A guarded the hard work and testing of thro, maintained by his hand in mine. Guarded by his Holy Spirit, to me it’s better for everyone. I am confident in its conservation holy It never hear my call. Ah, to be guarded by Jesus, Lord, Thy feet I fall, I would be nothing, nothing, nothing, shalt mile or any sum.