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Nov 20, 2016 28 min

BabbleOn! 005: Rapture vs. Return Part 1

from BabbleOn! With Justin Foy Hosted by BabbleOn

The first of a New Series on the Rapture vs the Return of Jesus Christ. It is extremely important to understand that these are two SEPARATE events! Once you understand that the Rapture and the Second Coming of Christ are two different events, many of the ancient secrets and mysteries of what is to come unfold before your very eyes. In Part 1, we take a look at the first reason why the Rapture is different than the Return. Our Key takeaway here, is that the Rapture is our "Blessed Hope", and is something to look forward to with great Joy! Whereas the Second coming of Christ is a day of Great Wrath and is to be greatly feared. You do NOT want to be on the Earth when Jesus comes back to kick Satan's but and throw him, and all those who follow him, into the Lake of Fire. You DO NOT have to be on the Earth for that great and terrible day! The Rapture is your only hope, in Jesus Christ! Otherwise, we're all screwed! Prepare to go home with Jesus in Heaven, or prepare to build a new home underground. Invest in your Heavenly Citizenship with Jesus, or go and buy a chainsaw, gold, power generators and gas masks, because it will be the most terrible time the world has ever seen. Let's make sure we get this right, and see for ourselves, that Jesus has planned for us, a way out of this mess.

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