Expectation that Salvation the Only Reality that Has a Chance of Survival

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 12, 2022 at 19:43

To carry a further argument of a changing of the guard from her Majesty to his Majesty does not change the true reality that a world caught up in its own delusions of rebelling against the status quo and thinking that freedom to do whatever is in the heart of wicked desires will ever bring any peace of mind; that probabilty is non-existent.
Still, half the world is in a crush of conflicting ideologies and the other half is set to endure the catastrophic outcome without any recourse in mortal terms to flee the inevitabilty of it all.
But in the mention of a Biblical Almighty Sovereign (God in the Highest) there is the recourse that, oh so many, try so hard to ignore, doing so at their own risk of eternal destruction. This observer operates in tis reality as a believing disciple of the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus Christ the LORD. In Him is this believer's expectation. Why, many have asked? Many more do not care to know, so this answer is not directed to them.
There is a place called Jerusalem, where history records the narrative and there is physical and witnessed evidence that Yeshua is Who it is written of Him and were it not so, this exchange would never be possible.
The Gospel tells us what to expect, fully and completely. Believe with an open heart and ask for the words that explain His death (north of the Temple Mount, location still there), burial (in Jerusalem, empty tomb) and resurrection (east of Jerusalem) to be instilled; and ask for forgiveness in prayer to understand why humanity does what it does to not face that reality of sinfulness. Beyond that, it is not the believer's control to watch for, but the Savior's. Therein is the expectation.

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