Matthew 24:13 is often quoted to refute Christian’s who believe in eternal security or “once saved – always saved” (OSAS). Both sides of this hotly debated issue are popular, as there seems to be a 50/50 split among those who believe it has merit versus those who don’t. One side believes our salvation is eternally secure once we accept and receive Christ as our Lord and savior, but it seems that just as many believe that we can lose our salvation. Personally, I believe this scripture is most often misunderstood, misapplied and taken out of context. In this post I hope to shed more light on this subject and share a completely different perspective, so let’s jump right into the scripture in context. Continue reading
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PARABLE of TALENTS: Proof Jesus mentioned the Rapture, not His Second Coming in Matthew 24
Many Bible scholars and prophecy teachers believe the rapture is not found anywhere in Matthew 24, and that Matthew 24 was only meant for the Jews and/or Israel. They believe the appearing of the sign of the Son of Man and the gathering together of His elect is His physical return or second coming to the earth instead. If you have read my book or my blog post, “The Readiness Rapture,” you know I have already proved with scripture that Christ told us about both events, the rapture and the second coming. If that isn’t enough, you may want to know that He also gave us more proof in the parable of talents, which is a summery of both events, found in the conclusion of His answer to His disciple’s question, about the sign of His coming and the end of the age. Continue reading →
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