
Win the World or Escape the Earth?

The ‘hand’ represents our actions and the ‘forehead’ our thoughts and attitudes.
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For he himself is our peace, who has made the two groups one
Wastall Tony • Win the World or Escape the Earth?
While on earth, Christ declared that he was the light of the world (John 8:12). Now that he lives in his church, it is we who are called the light of the world (Matthew 5:14).
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The fact that Christ is returning to the earth should be a provocation to holy living and passionate commitment to his purposes.
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dispensationalists are fond of quoting the works of the church fathers to support secret-rapture teaching, this notion was in fact unknown before the 1800s.
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There are no grounds at all in John’s epistles for the notion of an end-time world ruler emerging to control a one-world government in opposition to the church. Sound principles of Bible interpretation forbid us building a teaching from silence or conjecture. Neither can Bible passages legitimately be superimposed onto John’s references to antichri
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The Abrahamic covenant was a grant covenant, where God’s promises are unconditional. The covenant blessings were instead entered into by faith. This is significant because Abraham becomes the father of all who relate to God by faith.
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We do not subscribe to a view of the end-times that empowers a defeated devil!
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The plain fact is that no-one takes the entire Bible literally. We all accept that figures of speech, styles of writing and cultural context make such a notion impossible.