Just Like the Days of Noah, People Remain Unaware of What's Coming

[StaceyLovesJesus]

When we think of the many signs telling us we live in the season of Jesus' appearing to take us home, it's easy to overlook that of the unawareness of so many people to the rapidly approaching seven-year Tribulation. It's also a sign we live in the last days.

In Matthew 24:37-39, Jesus warned that similar to Noah's day, in the last days most people would be unaware of the approach of another time of judgment upon the earth, that of the Day of the Lord. Sadly, a great many believers also remain oblivious to it.

The article below is an expanded version of my article that first appeared on the Rapture Ready website.

Jonathan Brentner

Just Like the Days of Noah, People Remain Unaware of What's Coming — Jonathan Brentner

Jesus warned that such blindness would characterize humanity before His return. In Matthew 24:37-39, He compared the days of Noah to a future time when people would be unaware of the approach of another time of worldwide judgment, that of the seven-year Tribulation.

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[Tall Timbers]

It's said that only about 1 in 20 churches spends any time covering eschatology, so a great many church goers are likely unaware of the end times scenario and the accompanying signs. It's unfortunate. In my own life eschatological knowledge brings much hope. Watching for His coming for the Church gives special meaning to each and every day.

 

[Andy C]

I seldom found anyone in all the churches I have attended who studied or even knew anything about eschatology. For me, I was drawn to studying end times shortly after I was saved 20 years ago.

 

[Kaatje]

In my own life eschatological knowledge brings much hope. Watching for His coming for the Church gives special meaning to each and every day.

This is it exactly!

 

[Kaatje]

I seldom found anyone in all the churches I have attended who studied or even knew anything about eschatology. For me, I was drawn to studying end times shortly after I was saved 20 years ago.

Your first statement made me sad, the second glad. So I liked with a "care"-emoji.

 

[Amethyst]

Lee Brainard made a comment in a recent video that he thinks,, your average evangelical has a 'secret love' for the world, and they don't want it to be destroyed/judged. They don't really want this world to end. They like giving lip service to Christ reigning soon but they really just want this world to keep going and going. And thats why they don't want to hear or talk about Eschatological things. It puts a chink in their love for the world.

 

[Andy C]

Lee Brainard made a comment in a recent video that he thinks,, your average evangelical has a 'secret love' for the world, and they don't want it to be destroyed/judged. They don't really want this world to end. They like giving lip service to Christ reigning soon but they really just want this world to keep going and going. And thats why they don't want to hear or talk about Eschatological things. It puts a chink in their love for the world.

That’s really sad. I try and make the most of the my time left in this world, but I always have my “go bag” packed.

As I heard Andy Woods say, more than a few times “There’s no problem I have that the rapture can’t fix”

 

[Baby Yoda]

Watching for His coming for the Church gives special meaning to each and every day.

So true!