1 Thessalonians 5:5, KJV: "You are all the children of the light and the children of the day: we are not of the night, nor of the darkness." SO why will we have to go through the Great Tribulation as some believers claim?

?Daniel 7:13?

I was watching in the night visions, And behold, One like the Son of Man, Coming with the clouds of heaven! He came to the Ancient of Days, And they brought Him near before Him.

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The Rapture is so close now. I live every minute in anticipation of this glorious event. Are you ready for the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed! So get ready for the Rapture!!!

Amir Tsarfati

Campfire Talks: State of Emergency VS Tribulation

There is a difference between a man-made state of emergency and a God-made tribulation. As we navigate through difficult times, let us not fall into a state of delusion

What does Mark 3:29 mean?

This is one of the most often misunderstood verses in the Bible. The scribes from Jerusalem claim that Jesus uses the power and authority of Satan to cast out demons, rather than the power and authority of the Holy Spirit. Jesus responds that this is the very essence of the one sin God will not forgive. In the specific context of this conversation, it refers to a particular act. As applied to us today, it has a more general meaning.

There are many theories as to what, exactly, this sin is. Some say it is attributing the work of the Holy Spirit to Satan. This leads to the fear that if we criticize any church or ministry, we are in danger of committing the same sin. Others say that Jesus' warning only applies to people who personally watched Him perform miracles under the power of the Holy Spirit. They insist that today, the unforgiveable sin is rejecting Jesus' sacrifice (Hebrews 11:6).

The truth is that all of these point to the same sin. "Eternal" is from the Greek root word aionios. It means without beginning or end. "Guilty" is from the Greek root word enochos. It describes a person who is bound to their crime.

The scribes from Jerusalem arrive in Galilee with the singular goal of condemning Jesus' works. They have already made up their minds, and have no desire to observe Jesus and rationally contemplate what He is doing and teaching. Those who remain that way are personally bound to that sin for eternity. They reject the work of the Holy Spirit to convict (John 16:7–11), counsel (John 14:16), guide (John 16:13), witness (1 Corinthians 12:3), and sanctify (Galatians 5:22–23). This context-specific version of "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit" is a sin which could only be committed by those who saw Jesus performing His miracles in person. As such, it cannot be committed today.

However, it is possible to act in the same spirit as the scribes and Pharisees, and suffer the same result. To blaspheme against the Holy Spirit today is to reject His work, particularly His work to convince us about Jesus (John 15:26). It is to reject this work throughout one's entire lifetime.

Paul's testimony shows us clearly that someone can refuse to listen to the guidance of the Holy Spirit for a time, and then change and follow Him. Paul guarded the coats of those who stoned Stephen (Acts 7:58) and went on to actively hunt and imprison members of the church (Acts 8:1–3). He was certainly guilty of misrepresenting the character of the Holy Spirit. But he was forgiven. Not only forgiven, he became an apostle of Christ, a prolific theological writer, and the lead evangelist to the Roman Empire. He showed disrespect for a time, but he did not remain immune to the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit does not mean having doubts about if a particular church's practices are truly biblical. It doesn't mean harboring a spontaneous, disrespectful thought. It doesn't mean struggling with sin after salvation. It doesn't even mean blurting out a blasphemous statement against the Holy Spirit. It means a steady rejection of the convicting and sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit throughout an entire lifetime. Those who persist in that rejection will not be forgiven.

Israel is entering its 13th week of Mass Civil Unrest
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Hundreds of thousands protest judicial reform for 13th consecutive week

Moshe Saada, a parliament member from Netanyahu’s Likud party admitted in an interview to channel 14 news that last week Israel was on the cusp of a military coup. Saada, a former senior attorney in the Attorney General’s office until a few years ago, and a whistleblower on the corruption there, added that army generals threatened the government which led to the decision of halting the legislation.

The official Syrian news agency a short time ago: Syrian air defense systems in Homs were activated against an Israeli attack.
Third attack in Syria within a few days. The pace is definitely picking up.

16:7). “He who believes on Me, as the Scriptures say, rivers of living water will flow from within him.These things he said of the Spirit, which  those who believed in him would receive; for the Spirit was not yet there, because Jesus had not yet been glorified. " (John 7: 38,39).  [5]   The special thing about the time of the church is that the Holy Spirit lives in every believer.  We are all soaked in one Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:13).

Through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the church as a collective is the one spiritual body of Christ.  [6] That time comes to an end with the rapture of the congregation.  But just as the Spirit was active for the time of the church, so the Spirit will continue to be active after the rapture of the church.