In His hands. In the face of Him. Territory of guaranteed salvation

We continue to study the most important revelations of recent times. Without complicating the already complex model and configuration of the Christian faith, without delving into confessional theological labyrinths, we once again put on the agenda a simple question - will all the saved be saved, or what is the guarantee of salvation of the saved? Soon Christ will return for His beloved Church, but will we be ready to meet him with dignity?

What was the difference between the five wise virgins who were ready to enter the marriage feast, and the unintelligent ones who were taken by surprise by this moment? There was no oil in their lamps. What a nuisance-there is a lamp, but there is no light. If there is no light, the door is closed. The main pass - burning lamps. The main pass is burning lamps. And if smokers or extinct - unauthorized entry is prohibited.

I understand that this is an allegorical language, but each of us knows what we are talking about. Each of us knows what a lamp is, what oil is, and we have heard about it more than once. But a word that is not dissolved by faith does not benefit those who hear it. A word like a sermon is one thing. A word as an instruction to action is quite another.

Without thinking about the Second Coming, we can hardly be ready. After all, there are so many important, responsible moments. The one who endures to the end will be saved. He that overcometh shall inherit all. Good and loyal slaves prepare to meet their Master with fruits and profits for the Kingdom. And the wise store oil in their lamps.

How important it is to hear what the spirit is saying to the churches today, sobering and equipping us with the revelations of the last days. The rescue process continues. God grant that each of us will complete it with dignity and triumph.

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