10 Reasons Jesus Will Come Back In Our Lifetime

Unsealed.org ^ | 7/1/16 | Gary

[stranger and pilgrim]

I predict you’re wrong.

[2banana]

The Bible says you can’t predicted it and times have been much worse.

Muslims hordes sacking Rome, at the gates of Paris and Vienna...

[Donglalinger]

They have been saying this for over 1000 years

[Timpanagos1]

If one believes that war is at an “unprecedented” level, they have no understanding of history.

[DesertRhino]

Thief in the night.

And no, the Bible most certainly does not say the earth is 6000 years old.

[tflabo]

My opinion is that Jesus returns before 2050 and perhaps even much sooner than that.. Since Israel became a nation again in 1948 the same generation plausible would seem no greater than 100 years.

[Talisker]

I’m thinking October 3, Rosh Hashanah.

[tired&retired]

“I will be with you always, to the very end of the age.”

I agree... He is already here. People just don’t know enough to look within to find Him.

[SkyDancer]

“Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.” 1 John 4:1

[chajin]

Isaac Newton, IIRC, wrote that the second coming would occur in 2060, and he was smarter than I am...

I am 62. I will see Jesus some time in the next 44 years, whether or not Newton was correct. I dearly look forward to it.

[Maudeen]

Think about it. Jesus will come back in our “lifetime”. No one is guaranteed a next breath on this earth. . .and everyone will bow to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ but not everyone will live an eternity in Heaven. Everyone should be ready for His return.. .that’s the bottomline. . .the only line. If you care for your friends and loved ones, their relationship with Jesus should be the topic of the day. http://www.patburt.com/

[Robert DeLong]

Conclusion: The Bible establishes a minimum date for the creation of human beings on the sixth "day" of ~50,000 years ago. However, because the Bible clearly indicates the length of the previous five creation "days," are longer than ordinary solar days, we must look to God's creation to establish an accurate date for the length of the days and the age of the earth. The age of the earth is most accurately established by examining the age of its rocks, along with the age of rocks from the moon and meteorites, which were formed around the same time. All these measurements indicate that the earth is just over 4.5 billion years old. Measurement of the ages of some of earth's features establish a minimum age for those features that is in the hundred of thousands to millions of years. Since most of the measurement merely involve the counting of annual layers, they are unlikely to be grossly inaccurate. Therefore, the young earth paradigm that the earth is merely 6,000 years old is falsified by both the Bible and science. The vast ages of the earth does not diminish the power and glory of God, but establishes that God thought that preparing the earth for human habitation was worth the billions of years of preparation. Since God is not subject to the temporal dimension of this universe,48 it all happened "instantly" for Him.

[Smittie]

I believe the prophetic clock started ticking when Israel became a nation again in 1948. Sure there have been bad times in the past, but this is the first time in history when a true one world government could emerge & govern. Jesus gave us the signs in Matthew 24 & commanded us to know the season. We can't predict the day or the hour, but we should be able to tell when the time is near.

The ones who seem most oblivious to the times are so called Christians and many of them don't want Christ to return because they're having too much fun down here.

I say come quickly Lord Jesus!

[FightforFreedomCA]

Just stop it.

[Robert DeLong]

We know there will indeed be an end time, for the Bible tells us so. Are we in it? Hard to say, and I won’t venture a guess. All I can say is, if these are not the end times, I surly do not want to be around for them.

[Nifster]

Maybe. Maybe not

I proclaim you to be a blasphemer since you are pretending to be God.

No man knows the day nor the hour

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Oh, woe is us. We have it worse than anybody in the history of the world. We are so much more important than anybody else in history that God is going to end the world because we are here and have it so bad.

[Vendome]

IBTZ

[sailor76]

If these were really the end times my church would stop accepting checks and demand cash.

As of Easter, they're still taking checks.