Post by davewatchman on Mar 16, 2018 19:35:27 GMT -6
1. Lord, did you alert me in August 2017 to make me wait for several more years? Sure, that could be the case, but it doesn't seem plausible with so many other Christians hearing the same as I have heard.
2. Lord, I've been telling so many to wake up, that the time is NOW, just as I feel that you've instructed me to do. Will you cause me to look like a fool? Wouldn't that be counter-productive if you sought to draw them near to yourself? Did I hear wrong? Did I imagine it? Have I spoken out of order?
3. Lord, people seem to be falling back asleep, but you continue to tell me to watch, so I will watch.
The date setting doesn't bother me one bit. It's a fascinating process and our God is watching it all, most likely finding it whimsical and precious, just as we would watching a 3 year old anticipating and counting down the days to Christmas. Are we not as children to Him? We know so little.
I can only speak for myself, but He hasn't told me to stop watching. He hasn't told me to quit warning. Quite the opposite!
Don't give up folks. Don't go back to sleep! ALL the signs point to His nearness. I think the #1 sign is the convergence of signs, but the single most important specific sign is the state of the State of Israel.
Matthew 24:32 - 35
32 “Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 33 Even so, when you see all these things, you know that it is near, right at the door. 34 Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened. 35 Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away.
The context here is completely encompassing the end times events from before the rapture through to the second coming. I have always believed that a generation is 70 years. I have been watching and waiting for 40 years for this day, understanding that 2018 was the 70th year, and it's finally here! This is my parent's generation, born in 1945, they are 73, both still living. My mother said to me the other day: "Yes, but which generation?" I said: "YOUR GENERATION, MOM...IT'S YOUR GENERATION!". I believe that with all my heart.
42 “Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. 43 But understand this: If the owner of the house had known at what time of night the thief was coming, he would have kept watch and would not have let his house be broken into. 44 So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.
So it is a day, and I personally believe it's a day that no one is looking at. Most likely every "high watch" day will be wrong and it will be a day that few, if any, are looking at. It will not be ON Passover. LOL, the entire Christian world is watching Passover now. Thieves don't break in when the lights are on and the family is awake. No, it will be a sleepy day, a day you would not expect.
Stay alert. The Thief is coming.
And it does seem senseless, that's exactly how i feel. I smashed the front of my truck in the spring last year, the hood buckled up like a pup tent, the grill is half off and the bumper is bent like a stupid smiley face. It still drives fine and the AC still works. So i just drive it. I gorilla taped the loose plastic around the grill and used bungee cords to hold the right headlight in place from inside the engine compartment. It does look ridiculous though. In the summer my boss was in the parking lot and asked me why i don't fix it. I looked him straight in the eyes and said it was because i think the heavens and the earth are about to pass away with a loud noise and the elements burn with fervent heat. He laughed, but then he turned serious and said it would be funny if that happened. And then he asked me why i thought that we are at the end of the world.
Four weeks ago i found a gas station that sells kerosene at the pump. It's about half the price of a hardware store jug. I got a 55 gallon drum and strapped it into my busted up pickup and made an early morning run to fill it up. It's in my basement now with a neat little Fill Rite lever pump and drum dolly to move it around. It gets COLD where i live, and lamp oil is too expensive. My kerosene heaters keep the house at 68 on the low setting when it's sub zero outside, i can leave them running unattended while i sleep, they don't send up smoke signals to the neighborhood and the kero burns clean in the oil lamps too. If the five oil virgins were wise, i want to be a virgin oil genius.
Last night i googled for how long would it take me to walk 50 miles. It said 12 to 16 hours, depending on how fast i walk. I should probably keep a bicycle in my truck. I commute to work about 45 miles. If the thing happens that i'm worried about happening, i don't believe that i'll be able to drive home if i'm still at work at the time. I think the electricity will be out, bridges and roads will probably be be impassable, fires will be scattered in various places and crowds of survivors will be trying to get out of the city wandering around stunned like blind men. Even right now, i would never want to leave far from home. No Texas weddings or route 66 for me. But that Ranger Station in Montana sounds nice, or having a father with a farm to go to..
But when Passover weekend gets here, i'm on red alert until the "darkened" sun. Passover, into the Sabbath day with the second blue moon of the year and an April Fools Day Easter concluding the first third of a third of a 1260 day prophetic time period from the third moon of the terad, until the "darkened' sun. I'm that sure of it. I am sure of it.
We are in the days of the Moabites again. So having a Father with a house of many mansions, it's a good thing His Son is coming to get us, to take us to where He is.
If it were not true,
Would He have told us so?
Follow da Lamb,
Wherever He go.
Peaceful Sabbath.
