Sentences with phrase «coming judgment»

Then comes the judgment which I already have here on a sticky note.

His is a message of coming judgment.

And the Book of Revelations specifically speaks of God's coming judgments on this earth, and those who reject Him, and hate him, who also make alliance with the Man of sin, who is to come on the world scent.

im glad to see the Westboro Baptist church is going to be there to protest lol they are worse than atheists, My God is a loving god and yes if you want to be an atheist you have that god given right, he even told you that.but for the Westboro people do nt claim your doing evil in the name of the lord cause you will surely pay a high price for your deception come judgment day..

Corection — @Evangelical — «All you who put their faith in science are going to have a rude awakening come judgment.»

In the ninth week the wicked are written down for destruction; in the tenth week there comes the judgment and only after that the final blessedness.

But, with a false Jesus, I fear that Jesus might have to say, «I never knew you» come judgment day.

Evangelical, «All you who put their faith in science are going to have a rude awakening come judgment.»

God tells Christians that if they don't warn the wicked about His coming judgment on them for their sins, their blood will be upon the Christians heads.

«And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment» (Hebrews 9:27).

* 1st Peter 4:17 For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if first begin with us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?

Then, Jesus is in no sense making a moral valuation or announcing a divine intervention or a coming judgment; he simply describes the reality of what is happening.

He warned of this coming judgment many times (Luke 12:43 - 48)(Also Luke 20:18, where Jesus says «on whomsoever [the cornerstone, meaning Himself] falls, it will grind him to powder».)

They actually talked more about repentance and Christ's authority to rule and the coming judgment... which were all verified by Christ's glorious resurrection.

Hebrews 9:27 And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment.

Each person is destined to die once and after that comes judgment.

God asks them to speak in his name in order to instruct his people about the true nature of the future: a coming judgment and divine deliverance.

This is all about the coming judgment.

In such ideas may lie the ancient meaning of the baptismal bath, which gave John the Baptist a right to employ it in connection with his preaching about the coming judgment: a voluntary and therefore precautionary forestalling of the great catastrophe which God had determined shortly to bring upon the world.

Telling people about the coming judgment of sin will not make us the flavor of the month either, but that is the gospel!

God is not interested whether you believe or not, but it is appointed unto man die and after that comes judgment.

The idea was that a powerful preacher alike of righteousness, the coming judgment, and the blessed new age, a prophet of the eschatological Son of Man, would be transported at the end of his earthly career to God; that he would be exalted to become the one whom he had proclaimed in the literal sense that he himself would become the very one he had proclaimed.

Was he merely the prophet, the herald, of the coming judgment and salvation, or did he stand in some closer and more important relation to it?

He then went on to say that Jesus would return to earth within that present generation (roughly 16 years in Jewish understanding of that time) and that «many present would not taste of death» until they literally SAW this event; this «parousia», or «coming judgment.»

We can almost hear John's thoughts: «I preached about a coming judgment, but it wasn't supposed to fall on me!»

Jesus is talking about salvation and the coming judgment of sinners.

Using a phrase to designate the coming judgment — «on that day» — the text (7:22 f.) says that many Christian prophets, exorcists, and miracle workers will appear before the messianic judge.

«This is clear from the context, which is about the coming judgment — a judgment that, in Jewish literature, everyone is expected to face.»

1Peter 4.17,18 For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?

For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if it first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?

The primary consideration is God and his coming judgment.

* 1st Peter 4:17 For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if it first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?

I pray that more and more Americans will escape the coming judgment through having a dual citizenship in heaven.