Somebody once wrote that the end of a person influences his whole life. You might think it means the goal that he reaches for, whether he receives it or not.
I believe that the end of a person is like a magnet. It is always pulling a person forward. Sometimes the person reflects what their end will be even though they do not consciously know it.
That is what I believe "sudden destruction" means. It means the cause of death can not be sighted as a part of the influence of the magnet. In other words people tend to redirect their life, if they can, so that the worse kind of finish is avoided.
The worse kind of finish for the world is strait ahead because those who have received "sudden destruction", the effect of the cause, have not fled.
They are holding dearly to the cause of the end. Can they be made to let go? I think so, but Bible does not. Some people take the order in Revelation to not take away a word, or add a word to the whole holy writings. But the writings are a warning. A warning is for changing direction. So far the best ones are not heading the warning. And the worst ones consider the warning as nothing.
I believe that the end of a person is like a magnet. It is always pulling a person forward. Sometimes the person reflects what their end will be even though they do not consciously know it.
That is what I believe "sudden destruction" means. It means the cause of death can not be sighted as a part of the influence of the magnet. In other words people tend to redirect their life, if they can, so that the worse kind of finish is avoided.
The worse kind of finish for the world is strait ahead because those who have received "sudden destruction", the effect of the cause, have not fled.
They are holding dearly to the cause of the end. Can they be made to let go? I think so, but Bible does not. Some people take the order in Revelation to not take away a word, or add a word to the whole holy writings. But the writings are a warning. A warning is for changing direction. So far the best ones are not heading the warning. And the worst ones consider the warning as nothing.
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