Daily Scripture
Today I would like to look at 2 Peter 3 verse 10
10)the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night, in which the heavens will pass away with a great noise, and the elements will melt with fervent heat; both the earth and the works that are in it will be burned up.
The fact that the day the Lord will come again, will be unexpected, must urge us to to live our daily lives in such away that we are ready to meet Jesus when He come.
For the non-believers this day will be a terrifying day, but for Christians it will be a joyful day.
Have a wonderful day.
Soli Deo Gloria
I pray it will be joyful for us if only we are in Christ as our Lord and Saviour...
Amen, thank you very much for the nice comment.
Alleluia.
My prayers is that we'll all be counted worthy at the coming of Jesus Christ.
Thanks for sharing @rynow
Amen, thank you so much for the nice comment.
Have a wonderful day you too @rynow
Thank you so much.
@rynow,
A great verse from Bible and you explained it very well! God bless you and your family my friend!
Amen~
Thank you very much.
Hello @rynow,
Extraordinary good verse & nicely described. God bless you.
~@mywhale
Thank you so much.
Amen:)
Thanks @rynow
Have a nice day
Thank you.
Since Christ will return in frightening judgment, we must live in holiness in light of that day.
Amen.
How wonderful it will be to be transformed, and to see Christ face to face and to have our redemption all completed! This is what we call our 'lively hope' (1 Peter 1:3) - a hope that will motivate us to press on now, as we prepare for the Rapture!
Amen, thanks for the nice comment.
Are there things in our life that we need to change? Look at yourself now! Are you all that you should be? If you are not, then you'd better hurry and get yourself ready, because Jesus is coming soon!
That is a good question, and one we will almost always fail, but we must pray to God for help.
That hope becomes a transforming reality in this life, resulting in God being glorified through us (1 Corinthians 10:31). The blessed hope brings us joy and cheers us through the trials of this world. It should also cause us to stop and evaluate our thinking, words, and actions.
Amen, thank you for the great comment.