Author's e-books - Antichrist. Page - 2
… Tell, Verginica, to the Christians, that God says so: whoever wants to enter this tent, let him wash his sins first. Verginica, Verginica, as the non-baptized Christians could not enter into the heavenly kingdom long ago, today the man who is not penitent cannot enter this tent too, the tent which is the church of The New Jerusalem.
… It is written in the Holy Scripture that in the last time God will pour out from his Holy Spirit over your sons and your daughters and happy will be the one who heard and worked and turned a sinful man into a faithful man.
From whose seed are you, Christian? From the one of Abraham’s, and so you went from generation to generation, and know that you have great blessing through your ancestor. Do you believe? If you do not commit sins, you go to Abraham’s bosom.
The Christian who confesses his iniquity to his confessor and does not do the iniquity anymore, that one is washing his heart and is giving it light with the light of the Holy Spirit; the Holy Spirit enters it and masters it.
… Someone always says: “I do not want to conceive more children; I have four child-ren.” But why he does not say this way: “I will sleep in another bad?” Behold, no matter how I put it, it is still not good for you, Christian. Intercourse between man and woman was for sons bearing and not for lust.
My people, My people, I am sent by the Father to accomplish the last prophecy which remained since eternity.
My people hold tight! Hold on! Once again, hold tight! For many Christians climbed steps, walked a long way, put their hand on the gate and at the gate they fell down, they fell down at the gate; they could no longer set their foot on the step, for they were guilty of pun-ishment, they were guilty of curses, they were guilty of life; they could no longer withstand.
A story of a man trapped in a world of chaos after he was left during the rapture.
The first of the many books written by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins portraying a novel of the Earth's last days.... and our world's fate.
… Tell, Verginica, to the Christians, that God says so: whoever wants to enter this tent, let him wash his sins first. Verginica, Verginica, as the non-baptized Christians could not enter into the heavenly kingdom long ago, today the man who is not penitent cannot enter this tent too, the tent which is the church of The New Jerusalem.
… It is written in the Holy Scripture that in the last time God will pour out from his Holy Spirit over your sons and your daughters and happy will be the one who heard and worked and turned a sinful man into a faithful man.
From whose seed are you, Christian? From the one of Abraham’s, and so you went from generation to generation, and know that you have great blessing through your ancestor. Do you believe? If you do not commit sins, you go to Abraham’s bosom.
The Christian who confesses his iniquity to his confessor and does not do the iniquity anymore, that one is washing his heart and is giving it light with the light of the Holy Spirit; the Holy Spirit enters it and masters it.
… Someone always says: “I do not want to conceive more children; I have four child-ren.” But why he does not say this way: “I will sleep in another bad?” Behold, no matter how I put it, it is still not good for you, Christian. Intercourse between man and woman was for sons bearing and not for lust.
My people, My people, I am sent by the Father to accomplish the last prophecy which remained since eternity.
My people hold tight! Hold on! Once again, hold tight! For many Christians climbed steps, walked a long way, put their hand on the gate and at the gate they fell down, they fell down at the gate; they could no longer set their foot on the step, for they were guilty of pun-ishment, they were guilty of curses, they were guilty of life; they could no longer withstand.
A story of a man trapped in a world of chaos after he was left during the rapture.
The first of the many books written by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins portraying a novel of the Earth's last days.... and our world's fate.