Curious? How many members of this group feel we are living in the "End Times"?

by Balaamsass2 13 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

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  Sea Breeze

  Since the nation of Isreal reestablished itself in1948, it is much easier to believe we are in the last days. Jesus will come into his kingdom, the one denied to him 2000 years ago. But, before that can happen, the nation had to rise from the ashes and her people had to be gathered from all over the world. We have seen that happen, just a as scripture predicted.

  He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. And the Lord God will give to him the throne of his father David, 33 and he will reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end.” - Luke 1: 32
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  littlerockguy

  I think we are living in the "end times" of our constitutional republic here in the United States of America just like the superpower of Rome fell and other world powers in the past. But as far as "the end of the world" and armageddon coming as described by many christian denominations I don't believe that anymore.
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  peacefulpete

  The craziest part of it all is the lack of perspective. Anyone familiar with history can tell you these days are the most free, productive and indulgent of human history. It's as if, the less people have to complain about the more they do. For much of the world, our concerns revolve around getting too fat or living too long and requiring large retirement savings. As far as 'morality' the Bible is filled with stories of incest, prostitution and war crimes...and that's the good guys.
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  Vanderhoven7

  Since there are no signs given for the parousia of our Lord, the timing is impossible of anticipation. It will surprise even the faithful. Always be ready