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New Years ...

New Year ... This is the last Friday in the year 2011. Thank and praise God for his grace and mercy allowing you to live this far and to read this writing. The next moment is not given to you, so take this moment before reading on to STOP IMMEDIATELY and thank Him. God says that "not everyone will be saved"; He would like to have everyone saved, but that is not to be. Jesus said that you should "... be prepared. For the next moment is not promise ..." Why am I writing about New Year ...? I am writing about the New Year ..., because me nor you may not make it to the last second (11:59:59) of 2011. If you're not saved by the blood of Jesus, then COME NOW WHILE YOU HAVE THE CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR SOUL SAVED FOR ETERNITY. Resolutions are made to be broken moments after they are vowed; A vow made to YHWH is for eternity even when we sin; He will not break his promise to you of forgiveness; if you make a mistake along the way; we sin daily and we--saved--have a propitiator when we ask God through Jesus to forgive us our sins. Sins when asked for forgiveness is immediately forgiven and cast away forever, never no more to be remembered. STOP LETTING SATAN BEGUILE YOU. COME NOW WHILE YOU HAVE THE CHANCE FOR YOUR SOUL SALVATION THROUGH JESUS, AND HAVE ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN WHILE LIVING AND AFTER YOUR EARTHLY DEATH. Saved persons don't die, they're just asleep waiting for the Second Advent of Christ Jesus to be called home from their name in the Lambs Book of Life. - Rev. Lynwood F. Mundy

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