Some tend to think Jesus Christ would never come, and some of us know otherwise.
The message of the Bible endures the test of time.
God's word is worthy of our full trust and confidence.
That day will come, with tears in Christ's eyes knowing that all creation will come to an end, as Jesus rides on through the clouds.
Everyone will see Jesus coming, like the star over Bethlehem.
Peace
Is a fairy tale only a fairy tale until it comes true, like Joan of Arc?
Yes, praise God, it won't be very long!
Reply:Salam
Will he cry, I wonder truly the emotions that will for bare Jesus when he sees what we seen everyday? Will there be tears from sadness I really do wonder. Those who don't believe will find themselves looking at each other bickering to one another for an excuse. Myself I find already reasons already set forth to believe, what has been revealed is a blessing and a mercy to all creations.
The day those of the general population realize what others have come to realize in greater numbers is when the day the Lord will do what he promised he would do in scripture known to us as true. Are they allowed to see, do we believe that if this is going to happen, then will they all see it as if they were looking at a cow grazing in the field. From what I found, I don't think that would be logical for it to be visible as they think. Why would Allah SWT not shield such an event until the time was set forth for those who care to see, to see.
Reply:"Some tend to think Jesus Christ would never come, and some of us know otherwise."
No, you think otherwise. But you have absolutely no proof.
Just though I'd clear that up for you.
Joan of Arc was never told as a fairy tale before the actual event, sorry.
Reply:Well, just keep holding your breath as you wait for it to happen.
Reply:Joan of Arc is history.
Never anything whatsoever of a fairy tale about him.
Or her.
Reply:I would hardly call being burned alive at the stake a "fairy tale".
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