John the baptist warns of the coming wrath to the people coming to visit him.
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GISMYS_7
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hi gismys7,
Just wanna share, yes everyone who dies today will face judgment by a God whom will rightly divide an individuals life, looking at all the good, bad, and secrets of the heart.
This judgment in particular is very peculiar, as the wrath of God is something said to be a warning, from the book of Malachia which propeshied about Johns coming before the great and dreadful day of the Lord which equates to DEATH, today in my opinion; which was for Israel back then (going out in desolated fire, lossing everything). Gods wrath taken out on the people whom rejected him, which leads to divorcement (killed). And brings forth the new bride - the bride of christ.
It would also mean that Gods wrath was a one time event that has not for today (in my opinion), and been poured out already, upon them in ancient times.
Thank you for commenting.
Just wanna share, yes everyone who dies today will face judgment by a God whom will rightly divide an individuals life, looking at all the good, bad, and secrets of the heart.
This judgment in particular is very peculiar, as the wrath of God is something said to be a warning, from the book of Malachia which propeshied about Johns coming before the great and dreadful day of the Lord which equates to DEATH, today in my opinion; which was for Israel back then (going out in desolated fire, lossing everything). Gods wrath taken out on the people whom rejected him, which leads to divorcement (killed). And brings forth the new bride - the bride of christ.
It would also mean that Gods wrath was a one time event that has not for today (in my opinion), and been poured out already, upon them in ancient times.
Thank you for commenting.
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