Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Dial Daily Bread

Dear Friends of "Dial Daily Bread":

“Katrina” threatened herself to be one of the worst killer hurricanes ever to hit the U.S. mainland—“category  5.” But when she arrived she had dropped herself to”4,” and mysteriously veered off to the right, sparing New Orleans the terrible fate that had officially been predicted for the city. Now the gambling casinos and the French Quarter will make merry as always.

 

But at least one TV anchor in predicting the storm asked the question, “Is God angry?” The suggestion is very old-fashioned;  but it is very biblical. God does know the emotion of “wrath” (Rev 19:16; 16:19).  Seven terrible plagues will come in which is “filled up the wrath of God” (16:1).  He is not a “wimp.”

 

But His hottest wrath is or will be let loose on people who profess to be His servants but who deceive the world with falsehood purporting to be His gospel, when it’s not. The higher the profession and the greater the hypocrisy,  the hotter the wrath to come. Therefore Revelation 18 details how God will repay “Babylon” for “the wine of the wrath of her fornication” which, says the chapter, has been the secret source of all the spiritual confusion which has brought agony to multitudes of innocent people on earth—including its needless wars. In the final judgment of this earth, “in her [will be] found the blood of prophets, and of saints, and of all that were slain upon the earth” (18:24).

 

But there is good news: before that final demonstration of His ultimate “wrath”, the same chapter tells us that God will send a fourth angel with a message that will “lighten the earth with glory,” and He will call every honest soul to “come out of [Babylon], My people,  lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues” (vss. 1-4).  It’s time now for that message!

Be sure to check your e-mail for "Dial Daily Bread" again tomorrow.

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