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Katrina McHyde
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Dear Remnant friends,
I just finished a book with a post-trib view of the times we live in, which you may find of interest. “7 Year Apocalypse” by Michael T. Snyder (pub. 2021) mirrors much of what our friend Tim McHyde wrote in “Know the Future” in reviewing how we may all be at the verge of those “beginning of sorrows” described in Matthew 24:4-22. (read the headlines recently?…) When I read Tim’s book ~6 years ago, I was on a 15+ year journey of my own where I was reconsidering the pre-trib interpretations of prophecy I was raised under. It started when I first read “The Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church” by Marvin Rosenthal back ~2001. When I found Tim’s book and web site, the Spirit within me was both thrilled and comforted to continue that educational process with a Biblically sound review of OT and NT eschatology. I don’t have any ‘thus saith the Lord’ word for anyone, but after reading both books I am ever more impressed with the need to re-assess my personal, professional and financial entanglements; which are several. I also have Christ professing friends whose situations could make personal mobility, should the need arise, to be emotional wrenching. One owns a paid off $3M (i.e. top of the market fiat dollars value?) home overlooking the SoCal shoreline-with a great job right nearby, and another just contracted a multi-year high value stock vesting position in a major AI company. These contexts would be very hard to let go of, if it came to that, as Tim described in several posts. I’ll bet most of us have similar (although smaller $$s probably!) situations. I am praying for all of us, as these are times requiring great spiritual discernment. Luke 21:36 If you have also read Mr. Snyder’s book, I would be interested to hear your thoughts.
ReplyAs I was reading, I just smiled. The list of “How to” items sound like many questions I’ve been asking Yehovah lately. There are times I don’t feel like I’m doing enough. Praying that my feet do stay on the narrow path. I know I’ve slipped into those “ditches” from time to time. It’s good to keep up with current events, but not to keep all our focus on them. I do try to keep up with Israel news and Iran. They are very close to having nuclear weapons grade uranium. Love & blessings !!!
ReplyI love this support team note! This is the time NOW to mend any divisions in the Body of Messiah. We are hurdling towards the most intense times in human history. It will shake the very foundations of the universe.
Love God. Love your neighbor. Live this life like you don’t have tomorrow. Because we are NOT guaranteed it.
Have you been the best You?
Everything will happen in HIS time.
ReplyIt is very hard to feel/show love for those who turn your own house into a prison where you can’t get out. I guess you still must, though, and trust God to somehow miraculously provide food. Certainly a test of faith right up to the time you pass away from starvation.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/china/chinas-extreme-lockdown-measures/
ReplyHi Katrina,
Thanks for this message. I agree with you, I see multiple divisions amongst the Body of Messiah. I see the modern Pharisees condemning the Laodiceans and all those they deem too wordly….even though we are all living in this End Time world and have dirtied ourselves a bit with it. No one is perfect or without sin and we all need to focus on our relationship with our Elohim…as you stated. Even if fulfilled prophecy starts to become an everyday event, we can’t let it distract us from our personal walk and what Yah expects from us…..change, growth, work and fruit. Blessings to you and to all that are watching!
Thanks
Jake
Great article! I am in both of the end time prophecy groups, thinking I’m not good enough to make it, not strong enough to leave loved ones behind, but also fed up with the injustice and suffering in this fallen world. I agree that we need to shift our focus on getting ready for whenever OUR end might come and not be so concerned about a date THE end might come.
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