Time is running out

I'm so grateful to have received this message on the WWBM forum, Welcome Center and Announcements thread. I mean really, how else could Jesus possibly communicate with me.

If there is a hell, I'll be running shit right down there. See y'all soon!
xox

I only am returning to tell you this.

You don't have much of time left. This world is about to be destroyed. Now, it's time to accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Please repent and forsake your old sins and living a holy life and live for Jesus Christ.

The gate is about to be slamming shut for good. I don't want to do nothing with this wicked world anymore.

Please don't wait one more minute to delay. You will miss the event of rapture.

Jesus Christ loves you this very much. He is waiting to welcoming you with open arms.

You don't want eternal hell, where it is ETERNAL TORMENT!

John 3:16,
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Please accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today.
 
I'm so grateful to have received this message on the WWBM forum, Welcome Center and Announcements thread. I mean really, how else could Jesus possibly communicate with me.

If there is a hell, I'll be running shit right down there. See y'all soon!
xox

Yay we can play together for all eternity xxxxxx
 
OK I will bite, assuming you are serious with this, I respect your right to believe as you will. That being said I am curious, assuming you believe in the bible, as a Black man, how can you believe the passage below is the word of God? I have NEVER had a Christian give me a good answer to this question. If you reject such passages as I do, how can you believe in the rest of the bible, including the rapture, revelation (which says by the way, that nobody will know the time of His return, so what are you talking about here with your prediction), ect?

Ephesians 6:5

New International Version (NIV)

5 Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.

Loki, I'd like to take a stab at your question, not with my own wisdom but from a website which I have found to be consistent and fair from a Biblical standpoint.

http://www.gotquestions.org/Bible-slavery.html
 
Loki, I'd like to take a stab at your question, not with my own wisdom but from a website which I have found to be consistent and fair from a Biblical standpoint.

http://www.gotquestions.org/Bible-slavery.html

Hi Ches, good to see you posting again. The link had some interesting analysis of the passages, and the historical difference in defining slavery. My struggle remains why such a brutal, spirit crushing condition is not clearly condemned in the bible in any and all forms. The fact that it is not is diametrically opposed to my view of a loving and caring God. Sometimes I think I should have been born Jewish (Israel literally means "wrestles with God") as I have always had many, many unresolved questions in matters of faith. Always good to find another resource to peruse, so thanks for the link.
 
Hi Ches, good to see you posting again. The link had some interesting analysis of the passages, and the historical difference in defining slavery. My struggle remains why such a brutal, spirit crushing condition is not clearly condemned in the bible in any and all forms. The fact that it is not is diametrically opposed to my view of a loving and caring God. Sometimes I think I should have been born Jewish (Israel literally means "wrestles with God") as I have always had many, many unresolved questions in matters of faith. Always good to find another resource to peruse, so thanks for the link.

Thanks, Loki. I always enjoy your posts.

Slavery is one of those things that I also struggle with, along with other ailments that afflict the human race (the death of innocents, sex trafficking, violence of any kind, etc.). The simple answer is that evil exists. Why it has to exist is another matter altogether. Maybe the whole oyster/sand/pearl process gives us a lesson in why adversity and evil exist. Pain and hardship often are the tools used to mold and produce character.

As a Christian who believes the Bible and in God, I can tell you that it's a struggle for me too. I question things just like you do. But for me, in the end, it comes down to: If I believe there is a Creator (which I can't deny), do I believe that he has something to say to me and does he have a purpose for creating me? I do my best to live out my beliefs and still respect the beliefs of others (or at least their right to have them). I'm far from perfect, but I hope that my time spent with God is reflected in my life. (Although I do get a li'l too naughty on here at times!!)
 
YOU HYPOCRITES,

WARNINGS AFTER WARNINGS, YOU'VE BEEN TOLD TO REPENT OF YOUR SINS AND YOU LAUGH IT OFF! WELL, YOUR LAUGHING WILL COME TO AN END ONCE YOU ARE FACING MOST HIGH GOD ALMIGHTY! GET YOUR HEADS OUT OF SANDS NOW AND REPENT! TIME IS RUNNING OUT!


Thank God, I am an atheist! :smt023
 
YOU HYPOCRITES,

WARNINGS AFTER WARNINGS, YOU'VE BEEN TOLD TO REPENT OF YOUR SINS AND YOU LAUGH IT OFF! WELL, YOUR LAUGHING WILL COME TO AN END ONCE YOU ARE FACING MOST HIGH GOD ALMIGHTY! GET YOUR HEADS OUT OF SANDS NOW AND REPENT! TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

I'm leaving my head in the sand, it will clog up the hourglass and slow time. So there.
 
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