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Kindly expound Amos 6:5-6. Thank you.
In our present time, how could we be able to experience grieving for the affliction of Joseph?
In this pandemic, how could we actually do the oaks of righteousness, a planting of the LORD for the display of His splendor; written in Isaiah 61:3?
My questions are coming from Job 1:6-7.
1.In verse 6, why is the enemy still considered one of the sons of GOD when he was no longer an angel but an accuser/adversary in Job’s time?
2. In verse 7, does it conclude that the enemy was still having an access in Heaven and that he could go there anytime he wanted to? If so, he and a third of the angels were cast out from heaven to the earth, remember?
I know that we are living in the time of investigative judgement.
If my name comes up today and for example say I have failed before the Judge – Christ, will that mean my probation will close today?
If yes, will I know about that or will I be carrying on with my life as usual or will I die today?
What is the specific sign of an individual that their probation has closed? Or is death the only sign of probation closing?
1.When the Loud cry is given, will people have time to be baptized. Can one enter heaven without baptism.
2.What happens to God’s children, who are unable to move out of the city, and those do not have the funds, or a place to go.