The final post! The future in brief: Will you be part of it?

 Classic Christianity - The Final Reformation - and - The Great Revival


The final post! The future in brief: Will you be part of it?


The future in brief: Will you be part of it?


God calls everyone to pay attention to reality!

We must return to the old apostolic Christianity from before the year 130—classical Christianity—and therefore a Final Reformation is needed, which will lead to a worldwide Great Awakening!


LET US REMEMBER, THEN!


JEHOVAH—or YAHWEH to others (a name removed from the Bible)—is the name of the true God! That is how falsehoods arose, such as "The Lord is a mighty warrior: His name is the Lord" (Exodus 15:3); no such phrasing appears anywhere in the Hebrew text. No matter what Satan does, he will be defeated forever, and no one will ever do what this high-ranking heavenly angel did: rebel against his Creator.


JESUS ​​CHRIST IS NOT JEHOVAH GOD, NOR PART OF A TRINITY—rather, He is the greatest being after Jehovah God! He is the Messiah, the Savior-King appointed by Jehovah God! (Psalm 2)


THE KINGDOM OF GOD—the world's only hope! In the days of those kings, the God of heaven will establish a kingdom that will never be destroyed (Daniel 2:44).


THE GOSPEL—the most important message of joy! "And this Gospel of the Kingdom of God will be preached throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations. And then the end will come." Matthew 24:14


GOD'S MESSAGE OF JOY IS THAT YOU CAN LIVE FOREVER! John 3:16


We are now in the home stretch. Whoever endures to the end will win! Let us run to the finish!!!

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