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Christ.
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http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/INDEX.HTM
Allan Svensson, Sweden

Revival is a hackneyed word. Many have used this word
to gather people around themselves, instead of around
Jesus. And people think any revival is not coming. They
refer to 2 Thess. 2:3 and tell about the great Apostasy.
But this Apostasy has taken place a very long time ago.
The entire Christendom was lead astray by false shepherds
and preachers, which preached false doctrines. Since then,
God’s people have been slaves under many denominations
and churches. And the great Apostasy is continuing still
today. The great Apostasy is NOW!

Rev.18:4-5 is an extremely powerful revival message
from the Lord. He commands his people to leave the great
Babylon. This must take place before Jesus comes. After
Jesus has come, then God’s people are home at the Lord,
and there is no Babylon.

Very few Christians have obeyed this revival message of
the Lord, and left the great Babylon. Before Jesus comes
all Christians must obey this command of the Lord.
Otherwise God will judge them as partakers in the sins
of the great harlot, and they must share her plagues.

As in the days of Lot, it is now. Lot was not interested to
leave Sodom. God sent two angels to rescue him, and
they must persuade him to leave Sodom. When he yet
lingered, they took him at his hand and led him out of
the city. One of the angels said to him: “Flee for your
life sake and do not see you backwards …”
Genesis 19:15-17.

Just like as Lot, God’s people today is not interested to
leave the great Babylon. They are spiritual to sleep and
do not want to be disturbed. In the churches they never
have preached the truth of the Assembly of God. They
do not know in what they are members.

The whole Assembly of God, the Body of Christ,
is in a deep global crisis
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/CRISIS.HTM

What shall happen before Jesus comes?
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/BEFORE.HTM

God is the Love
But God’s love does not hinder us to study God’s word
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/LOVE.HTM

God’s Law and God’s Gospel
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/PAGE15.HTM

My current home town is not large enough to warrant a commuter train, but the buses are nice and affordable. They provide transportation around town for a wide variety of people and a monthly bus pass makes it affordable to regular patrons. Sure beats paying increasingly high prices for insurance, maintenance, and gas to drive a car. Not to mention the headache of being stuck in traffic. I agree with you that public transportation is an investment in the community.

One pet-peeve I have with economic proposals is when we’re all for doing things that affect other people. The minimum wage, for instance. Again, this is not an anti-minimum wage diatribe. I’m more moderate on that than I might sound.

But people like the minimum wage because it doesn’t (they think) affect them unless they are an employer. So - yeah - yay minimum wage! It’s OPM (Other People’s Money). But it makes us feel good to support it.

I brought up some modest proposals about public transportation and they were shot down as too expensive and unworkable. Now it is true that public transportation is expensive, and we all have to share the cost. And we may lose a lane of traffic if we insist on driving everywhere with no passengers. But we claim to want to be good stewards of the environment, and want to help poor people. Public transport that is affordable is a Godsend to poor people. And it gets cars off the road. And sends less emissions into the air.

I live in one of the most congested cities in America (Houston) and the Metro bus system works well. As does the HOV lane. Of course a lot of people are against it - because it costs a lot. But it’s one of those community things that it seems we should be for.

I just am naturally suspicious (and perhaps wrongly so) of solutions that penalize others and not us.

I think it, of course, starts in the church. We should give until it hurts, as should our churches. I know I personally have miles to go even there. And if we’re hurting, we should have a place to run to in the church. We also need education on debt, and being good stewards, and not living extravagently. Ah, the Christian virtue of being content - it’s rare

I feel for churches, though. There are so many scam artists out there. It is a very difficult balance.

Peace.

bill

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