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![DAY 57: CAN WE KNOW THE FUTURE? [4 of 7] To know we’re living in the last days, other signs the Bible gives us are the push for a one-world government, religion, and economy. We’ll also see the accompanying big-brother society, persecution of God’s people across the whole planet, figures like the Antichrist and false prophet rising, the technology developed to control the buying and selling across our entire world, and a mark-of-the-beast system to identify people through something put on their right
hand and forehead. Again, God is not going to tell us the
day or hour because we’d probably goof off until the time
comes; however, He is telling us when it’s close,
not so we can prepare for horrible times, but to encourage us by knowing the time is near when we get to see Jesus! If we love Him, aren’t we longing to see Him? God knows we are longing to be with Christ, so all these prophecies are His way of saying: Hey, Jesus will be there to rescue you soon! Why would we run from that? I want to see Him, say thank you, and hopefully give Him a big hug. And I want to have something I’ve done for Him to lay at His feet. I can’t wait to be part of Jesus’s millennial kingdom! I also want to see and be a part of the new heavens and earth. Why
wouldn’t we want to hear all the great Bible prophecy, which
tells us the time is close (again, without letting
us know the specific day and hour)? | image tagged in bible,predictions,future | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/75x28b.jpg)
![DAY 56: CAN WE KNOW THE FUTURE? [3 of 7] The Apostle Paul warned that—in these last days—we will see a mindset in the Church where Christians will hire pastors who only preach pleasant things and stories made up. We won’t just see problems out in the world with all the wickedness, wars, earthquakes, famines, and pestilence; Paul says the Church will present this major issue of not giving their followers the whole Bible, and in a lot of churches they will get almost none of it. Hey, it’s a good thing we see no signs of that, right? Wrong! It’s
everywhere today! Regularly these days we get calls from here
in the US as well as Canada, South America, Europe, and as
far as Australia, always with the same legitimate complaint:; “I can’t find a healthy church!” or “I can’t find someone who will preach the Bible.” Sometimes they’ll add, “Now I’m the weird one for asking my pastor to preach the other third of the Bible (prophecy) he’s been leaving out.” And with many supposedly Christian churches, they don’t even give the other two-thirds. All their people hear is: “Hey, we’re going to help you become a better you,” or “Let’s talk about how to be financially successful,” or “Let’s build up your self-esteem.” But the Bible says we need to esteem others more than ourselves. We are to deny
ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow Christ every day. Oops!
Today’s congregations gather fluff preachers around them,
which is a major sign we’re living in the last days! | image tagged in future,predictions,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/75x1nx.jpg)
![DAY 54: CAN WE KNOW THE FUTURE? [1 of 7] The Bible contains 2500 prophecies, of which about 2000 have already come true. Just as there were 300 Bible prophecies successfully predicting Christ’s first coming to earth, there are another 300 telling us about Jesus’s soon second coming. However, I don’t care how nifty you are with using a calculator or deciphering the constellations, the Bible lets us know that no one will know the day, nor the hour, even though we are given signs to know when the time is close. Let me give you a quick look at some of those prophecies so you can judge whether they are lining up now: Israel will return to the land, become a nation again, become a united nation again in one day, develop a powerful military, go back to the currency of the shekel, become
a source of world conflict, and blossom as a rose in the desert (it used to
be barren land but now they are the breadbasket of the Middle East). All those have happened. With the prophecy about Israel becoming a source of world conflict, I think it’s funny that people wonder how we can know when the time of Jesus’s return is close. Well, just turn on your TV, right? What is on the news so many nights? It’s little, bitty, teeny, tiny Israel as a source of conflict for the whole world. That’s Bible prophecy! Here are more predictions from the Bible: Israel will rebuild the temple, which they are ready for and want to do that right now. The world will see an increase in travel, knowledge, unrest, earthquakes, famines, pestilence, war, strange events in the sky, global catastrophes,
false teachers, and wickedness along with a false Christ. Hey,
it’s a good thing we see none of those signs today, right? Wrong!
They all either happened or are being fulfilled today! | image tagged in future,predictions,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/75x11q.jpg)
![DAY 55: CAN WE KNOW THE FUTURE? [2 of 7] Another sign the Bible gives that we’re living in the last days is that the Church will go into apostasy. For those of us looking at Bible prophecy, I think sometimes we focus on the number of earthquakes rising, wars, and rumors of war; but I want to say: “Hey, don’t just look on the outside of these church walls.” If we want to know we’re in the last days, the Bible tells
us to look inside at our own camp. Two thousand years
ago, Paul wrote to Timothy about how the Church
will know when we are living in those last days. What he wrote must have blown Timothy’s mind. Paraphrasing Paul in 2 Timothy 4:3, he basically said: Hey, listen, we won’t know the day or hour, but imagine that Christians will actually attend Church services where all they get from the pulpit will be fluffy stuff and stories made up. Paul tells Timothy the last days will involve the Church gathering around themselves teachers who will just tickle their ears (knetho in
Greek, which means “pleasant things”). He says people
will turn aside from the truth and only listen to myths
or stories made up (mythois in Greek). | image tagged in future,predictions,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/75x0kh.jpg)
![DAY 51: IS OUR BIBLE THE ONLY WRITTEN REVELATION FROM GOD? [2 of 2]
Yes! I was so relieved when I got saved, because my life had been extremely frustrating. No longer did I have to bounce from one of man’s ideas to the next. And that’s the irony: we should relish the fact that we came into the truth, thanking God for us no longer having to wonder what’s true about life, about anything that’s happened in the past, or what will be in our future. The answers are all in the Bible, so we don’t have to wonder
if it’s the one real book from God. The Bible is it! But these days we seem to run from God’s Word. In fact, I have a problem with a current statistic about the state of professing Christians in the American Church today: while they claim Christianity, even in the Church over half no longer believe in the absolute authority of the Bible. Close to the same number think it has errors. That’s just crazy, especially when God says there is no other written
revelation besides the Old and New Testaments. As you’d
expect from the one real Supreme Being, He has wrapped
His Word up in a nice package for us, so we need only
to get in there and enjoy the mind of God! | image tagged in bible,revelation | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/74hr66.jpg)
![DAY 46: HOW IS CHRISTIANITY DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER FAITHS? [1 of 2] The rest have a list of demands from their leaders, decrees that prescribe the followers must DO WORKS to supposedly attain heaven. Contrary to that, the Bible tells us there is only one Mediator between man and God—that is Jesus Christ. And because Christ already DID THE WORK for us, we are able to go straight to Jesus, thus avoiding any of man’s prescribed rituals. And it costs us nothing
except to humble ourselves, admitting we need a savior. In Hebrews, John the apostle of Christ tells us that Christians have the freedom to go directly to God, and we can do so with boldness, always finding grace and help from Him in our time of need. Isn’t that mind-blowing? Just as John seemed to have his mind blown by that realization, even today it feels like John’s words are coming off the pages.
He was amazed at the thought that we are actually
CHILDREN of GOD! Can you believe that? Even
after all the bad things we’ve done?! | image tagged in religion,bible,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/74d48c.jpg)
![DAY 43: WHY DO LESS THAN 50% OF CHRISTIANS TRUST THE BIBLE 100%? [4 of 4] Then there’s this important fact about the rock-solid credibility of the Bible: Scripture was written over a period of 1500 years, through forty generations, by forty authors from every walk of life, including kings, peasants, philosophers, fishermen, poets, and statesmen. Before getting saved, I used to say the Bible was whipped up by men, but even on his best day, man could never put together something like the Bible. The writers didn’t even know each other, so how can critics claim they conspired? The diverse authors of
the Bible were from all over the spectrum: Moses was a political leader;
Peter, a fisherman; Amos, a herdsman; Joshua, a military general;
Nehemiah, a cupbearer; Daniel, a prime minister; Luke, a doctor;
Solomon, a king; Matthew, a tax collector; and Paul was a rabbi. Scripture was written in all kinds of places: the wilderness, a dungeon, on a hillside, in a palace, from prison, while traveling, in exile on an island, and during military campaigns. That last one was during war, but some of the Bible was also written in times of peace. So there were many different moods of the authors, from the heights of joy to the depths of despair and sorrow. On top of all that, Scripture was written on three continents (Asia, Africa, and Europe) in three languages (Hebrew, Koine Greek, and a small part in Aramaic). With those aspects of the Bible in
mind, here are the mind-blowers: Never once does the Bible contradict itself,
giving the same message throughout the Old and New Testament. So I’ll
say it again: Even on their best day, there is NO WAY humans—without
God’s direction—could ever whip up something like that. The Bible is
THE one authority for mankind, straight from our Creator! | image tagged in bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/72ysio.jpg)
![DAY 42: WHY DO LESS THAN 50% OF CHRISTIANS TRUST THE BIBLE 100%? [3 of 4] Another reason we can trust the Bible is that there are close to 25,000 copies of the New Testament, some from the actual lifetime of the writers. It used to be that the oldest were amazingly within only twenty-five years of the date written, but now we even have Scripture from the same year the writing was originally created. Those copies are on scrolls that were stored in pottery at Qumran in the Judean Desert, part of Israel’s West Bank. And for some strange reason, that extraordinary historical find gets no attention from the secular media or airtime on the History Channel.
Why would they ignore Old and New Testament materials, especially when
some of the latter are from the same year the original was written. I’ve repeated that twice because it is absolutely phenomenal and greatly contributes to the unquestionable reliability of the Bible. Now let’s contrast the Bible with similarly ancient writings from Aristotle and Plato—that no one mocks as unverifiable. The Bible has 25,000 copies, some from within the same year as the original, yet people feel free to question the authority and authenticity of Scripture, while the earliest copies of Plato and Aristotle are 1200 and 1400 years removed, respectively, from the originals. And there are only seven and forty-nine copies of those works on the
whole planet. No one scoffs at the authenticity of those books, while at
the same time they do with the Bible, which is exponentially more
reliable, even if all you look at are the original writings. | image tagged in bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/72ys2p.jpg)
![DAY 41: WHY DO LESS THAN 50% OF CHRISTIANS TRUST THE BIBLE 100%? [2 of 4] A second testament to the veracity of the Bible is the Jewish copy methods, including writing on long-lasting surfaces like animal skins, pottery, and even copper scrolls. Through God’s sovereign plan to preserve His Word for future generations, many of these Scriptures were stored in the desert, where extreme dryness greatly facilitated the preservation process. It’s almost like God knew what He was doing, right? Also, the
Jewish scribes had to produce these Scriptures
with the exact same number of lines and; columns throughout every Bible codex (an ancient text in book form). In fact, the process involved a mathematical formula, a mandatory recipe for the ink, and nothing being written from memory—not even insignificant punctuation. The copiers had to sit in full dress and rewash their entire body each time they wrote the name of God. Even if a king or other royalty addressed a scribe doing this sacred work, the copier could not acknowledge that noble, an insubordinate act that
was most likely punishable by death. So, you
can see that the integrity of the manuscript
was an extremely serious endeavor. | image tagged in bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/72yroi.jpg)
![DAY 40: WHY DO LESS THAN 50% OF
CHRISTIANS TRUST THE BIBLE 100%? [1 of 4] Knowing the Bible is exactly the way God wanted it laid it out for us, Christians can fully trust it as the only book that has all God’s truth and instructions, the correct history, and a completely reliable look into our future. Contrary to that solid foundation for life—which involves a relationship with Jesus—cults and religions just prescribe rituals, donations, mantras, sacrifices, worship of malevolent entities (demons), and other works you must perform because of empty threats and promises. And those teachings from man don’t reveal ultimate knowledge and truth because only the
Bible can do that. In fact, much of man’s teaching involves lies. Of course, the Bible has skeptics who claim we can’t trust that Moses around 1445 BC wrote about the Garden of Eden in Genesis. But that’s the importance of the Bible’s genealogies, like the three men in Genesis 10 who together live through the first 2157 years of mankind. How could that be? Well, we know people lived longer life spans during the first couple centuries, and that’s not just spiritualizing the biblical text: We even have proof scientifically, as we detail with our study called In the Days of Noah, which is part of
our Creation Series. So, much of Scripture’s history came from only
three guys who knew each other for a long, long time; it wasn’t
just some breakout session during a weekend conference that
hopefully archived the information accurately. | image tagged in bible,christian,god,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/70j787.jpg)
![DAY 39: WHAT DOES THE HINDU GREETING
“NAMASTE” MEAN AND SHOULD CHRISTIANS SAY IT? Here is a thorough explanation: “The word namaste, pronounced ‘NUHM-uh-stay,’ is a common [Hindu greeting in India,] often used in conjunction with a small bow and with the palms of one’s hands placed together, fingers up, in front of the chest.... With some aspects of the Hindu/Indian culture becoming increasingly popular in other parts of the world, yoga for example, the use of namaste is increasingly popular as well. “A Christian
should not say or do anything that originates from a different
religion without first examining its meaning and origin...
The word itself literally means ‘I bow to you’;
culturally, it has come to mean, ‘I bow to the god in you,’
and more fully, ‘the god in me bows to the god in you.’; “The saying of namaste is incompatible with the Christian faith. Human beings are not gods. There is only one God, and He does not share His glory (Isaiah 42:8). Bowing to or showing any sort of respect to any false god is idolatry [Ten Commandments.] Depending on the version of Hinduism, Hindu beliefs and practices are polytheistic [many gods] or pantheistic [all is god] or a mixture of both. Namaste seems to come from the more pantheistic forms of Hinduism that see everything and everyone as god. Whether you actually intend to communicate the literal meaning of namaste is irrelevant.
Would you say, ‘You are a god; I bow to you’ to someone in
English? Neither should you say a word that means precisely
that in Hindi, Nepali, or any other language.” | image tagged in hindu,namaste,god,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/70j6rx.jpg)
