The covenant of the sword
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hopefully you have all watched the video, but I would recommend watching it several times 😊
Also I would take note that on the day of the lord he will settle disputes between all nations, so there is no rapture.
Also take a note of this and ask yourselves a question.
Then turning back to Mary, he gently cupped her head with his hands and said tearfully, “And a sword will pierce through your own soul also” (Luke 2:35).16 Dec 2013
So if Jesus tells his mother a sword will pearce her own soul with a tear.
Would it be unreasonable to ask a sword will pearce the souls of all his followers to.
And with this question, would it not be unreasonable to ask if we are in the covenant of the sword.
Have the 7 thunders been prophesized and where can they be seen.
And also would it not be unreasonable to suggest the great tribulation is a individual experience, where by no one will no the hour or the day of another person.
Or should we all all walk around with nullified reprobate minds 😊
Also I would take note that on the day of the lord he will settle disputes between all nations, so there is no rapture.
Also take a note of this and ask yourselves a question.
Then turning back to Mary, he gently cupped her head with his hands and said tearfully, “And a sword will pierce through your own soul also” (Luke 2:35).16 Dec 2013
So if Jesus tells his mother a sword will pearce her own soul with a tear.
Would it be unreasonable to ask a sword will pearce the souls of all his followers to.
And with this question, would it not be unreasonable to ask if we are in the covenant of the sword.
Have the 7 thunders been prophesized and where can they be seen.
And also would it not be unreasonable to suggest the great tribulation is a individual experience, where by no one will no the hour or the day of another person.
Or should we all all walk around with nullified reprobate minds 😊
The title of the video "Why Jesus Came to Bring a Sword" contradicts why Jesus came - "I have come to save the world."
Jesus saves by grace, the gift of God.
The sword as Jesus used in "Believe not that I have come to bring peace, but a sword" represents the spiritual conflict that would arise between the saved and the unsaved.
That was not a very inspiring video because the speaker accentuates all the negatives. It was depressing.
When a person turns to Jesus, they don't do it because because they are thinking about a sword or the cost of following Jesus.
Instead, people turn to Jesus because they are moved by the Holy Spirit to repent of their sins and embrace in their heart that Jesus died on the cross for the washing away of their sins. And are at that moment - born again. Saved.
That's a positive message, not the negatively charged message of the speaker. I would not recommend the video.
Jesus saves by grace, the gift of God.
The sword as Jesus used in "Believe not that I have come to bring peace, but a sword" represents the spiritual conflict that would arise between the saved and the unsaved.
That was not a very inspiring video because the speaker accentuates all the negatives. It was depressing.
When a person turns to Jesus, they don't do it because because they are thinking about a sword or the cost of following Jesus.
Instead, people turn to Jesus because they are moved by the Holy Spirit to repent of their sins and embrace in their heart that Jesus died on the cross for the washing away of their sins. And are at that moment - born again. Saved.
That's a positive message, not the negatively charged message of the speaker. I would not recommend the video.
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