22 Sep '15 15:45>
This is not the first time I talked about this.
At the end of this age, in the darkest times of the great tribulation, "an eternal gospel" will be announced supernaturally by an angel. This gospel - this "eternal gospel" is different from the gospel preached all during the church age by the apostles and Christian evangelism.
The sheep and goats of Matthew 25:31-46 are people living on the earth at the time Jesus physically returns to earth. And they are saved or lost in regards to how they respond to this eternal gospel of Revelation 14:6-7.
Here's the passage on "an eternal gospel". And we can discuss it below.
I would begin by drawing your attention to the fact that this eternal gospel concerns only the acknowledgment of God as the Creator. Jesus Christ is not mentioned. Yet it is a "good news". Yet it is a gospel of an "eternal" significance.
At the end of this age, in the darkest times of the great tribulation, "an eternal gospel" will be announced supernaturally by an angel. This gospel - this "eternal gospel" is different from the gospel preached all during the church age by the apostles and Christian evangelism.
The sheep and goats of Matthew 25:31-46 are people living on the earth at the time Jesus physically returns to earth. And they are saved or lost in regards to how they respond to this eternal gospel of Revelation 14:6-7.
Here's the passage on "an eternal gospel". And we can discuss it below.
" And I saw another angel flying in mid-heaven, having an eternal gospel to announce to those dwelling on the earth, even to every nation and tribe and tongue and people,
Saying with a loud voice, Fear God and give Him glory because the hour of His judgment has come; and worship Him who has made heaven and earth and the sea and the springs of water. "
I would begin by drawing your attention to the fact that this eternal gospel concerns only the acknowledgment of God as the Creator. Jesus Christ is not mentioned. Yet it is a "good news". Yet it is a gospel of an "eternal" significance.