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Originally Posted by FrednTexas  Hey now, I'm in favor of "work hardly!"....LOL
My two cents?
I believe that we, and every generation to now are and have been in the "end times," what does that mean? simply this. You go about your life, living it the way you choose to do so. Sooner or later, you'll reach the end of it, just like every person ever born so far on this Earth, a few biblical exceptions noted, then you die. That is the moment of "end-time" that every one of us faces.
My Grandparents thought they were living in the "end-times," my Parents thought they were living in the "end-times," many people today think they're living in the "end-times," and the reality is, for all of us, in every generation, time does end. "No man knows the hour." True. Who can say for sure when death may come for him or her? It is idle to speculate on, "Now is the time."
The thing to do,by my reckoning, is to simply live the best life one can, expressed nicely by OD, always holding Jesus Christ up as our example, and role-model, and being ready to meet Him at the hour of His choosing. | Since the rebirth of Israel, we have been in the last days. So (depending on how old you are) your grandparents, and parents were correct. But it hasnt been till of late, that things have been really moving forward in the prophecy time table. It is written, "in that day there will be mockers that seek after there own desires, saying where is the promise of his coming? For things have been the same since our fathers, and there fathers before them" Oh the times have come. Jesus commanded us to watch and to recognize the signs of our times. And to pray that, on that day we be found worthy to escape the things to come, and to stand before the son of man. | 
01-19-2007, 11:58 AM
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