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In our thinking about the Lord’s Return, it is very important that we do not forget that the decision between salvation and judgment is one which must be made here and now.
The Bible speaks of the Day of the Lord’s Return as a Day of salvation for the Lord’s believing people.
The Lord’s Return will also bring a Day of judgment for all who turn their backs on the Saviour.
The Bible also speaks of another day of salvation, another day of judgment.
That day is today.
This is precisely what Paul says in 2 Corinthians 6:2 - “Now is the day of salvation.”
Now is the time for making your decision for Christ.
Now is the time for faith in the Saviour.
Jesus underlines the importance of our present response to Him.
He does this, in John 3:18, when He speaks of those who are already under judgment because of their unbelief: “he who does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the Name of the only Son of God.”
The Lord awaits for our response now.
May God help us to put our trust in His Son, Jesus Christ.
May God help us to await Christ’s Return with joyful expectation.
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