We are definitely living in the last days.
IF YOU JUST READ THE HEADLINES BEING PUT FORTH BY THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA ONE COULD CONCLUDE THAT THE CAMEL HAS PUT ITS NOSE INTO THE TENT AND IS ABOUT TO TAKE UP FULL RESIDENCY THERE IN...
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The last days refers to the period of time we are now in—between Christ’s death/resurrection/ascension and his second appearing or return. This is also called “the last time/s” (Jude 1:18; 1 Pet. 1:20) or “the last hour” (1 John 2:18) or “the end of the ages” (1 Cor. 10:11).
It is helpful to think of the Old Testament as the age of promise, where God promised his people a Messiah who would establish and rule over his Kingdom.
When Jesus as the Christ, or the Messiah, came into the world the age of fulfillment was completely set in motion. The promises of God are being fulfilled in these last days, even if they will not all ultimately take place at once, however all will finally be completed or fulfilled until the last day. These events are called the “already” (it has already dawned, the fulfillment has begun) and the “not yet” (it is not yet finalized or completed). Both the fulfillment blessings of the cross and resurrection from the grave, along with sufferings and tribulations, that continue in this Church age with many things overlapping and are a continuation of the ages.
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The last days refers to the period of time we are now in—between Christ’s death/resurrection/ascension and his second appearing or return. This is also called “the last time/s” (Jude 1:18; 1 Pet. 1:20) or “the last hour” (1 John 2:18) or “the end of the ages” (1 Cor. 10:11).
It is helpful to think of the Old Testament as the age of promise, where God promised his people a Messiah who would establish and rule over his Kingdom.
When Jesus as the Christ, or the Messiah, came into the world the age of fulfillment was completely set in motion. The promises of God are being fulfilled in these last days, even if they will not all ultimately take place at once, however all will finally be completed or fulfilled until the last day. These events are called the “already” (it has already dawned, the fulfillment has begun) and the “not yet” (it is not yet finalized or completed). Both the fulfillment blessings of the cross and resurrection from the grave, along with sufferings and tribulations, that continue in this Church age with many things overlapping and are a continuation of the ages.