Jesus Christ Question and Answer
Matthew 10:33
33 But whoever disowns me before others, I will disown before my Father in heaven.
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (1)
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (2)
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (3)
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (4)
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (5)
People are asked this question. Do you believe in Jesus Christ? (6)
Jesus Christ explains what separation from God throughout eternity will be for those who deny him.
Matthew 25:41: Jesus describes it as "eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels".
Matthew 13:42, 50: Referred to as a "blazing furnace" or "fiery furnace" where there is "weeping and gnashing of teeth".
2 Thessalonians 1:9: Describes hell as punishment involving "everlasting destruction" and separation "from the presence of the Lord".
Mark 9:43-48: Jesus warns of a place where "their worm does not die, and the fire is not quenched".
Revelation 20:14-15: Identifies the "lake of fire" as the "second death".
Revelation 14:11: Describes it as a place where the smoke of torment rises "forever and ever," providing "no rest, day or night".
2 Peter 2:4: Mentions "Tartarus" (translated as hell), a place where rebellious angels are held in "gloomy dungeons" for judgment.
Luke 16:23-28: In the story of the rich man and Lazarus, Hades is described as a place of torment and fire.
Trust and Obey
I can remember when the beast (technology) was only seen in movies. I also know, that in the twentieth century, it was when technology started to evolve. We can remember, Henry Ford taking advantage of the assembly line and the landline telephone making the rich, richer. In the midst of such pioneering was the movie shows, giving alms to the stage and sounds coming in on the speaker. Hey, the devil worked hard. The television set wasn’t just for the rich in the middle of the twentieth century as everyone had to have that distraction in the center of their living room. Who can remember mom making popcorn when Disney came on, and did Santa Claus bring you a new TV, with the A-Z cable line? And of course who could forget the sentiments of secular music in the twentieth century while playing Atari video games and getting upset if someone scratched one of the vinyl records as if it was a cardinal sin? Did you get your first Apple2 computer at the end of the twentieth century or did you wait until computers became more popular and affordable? And cellphones just before the turn of the century were bulky, choppy and often unreliable, and cutting out in the middle of a conversation, causing less conversation and more of getting to the point.
Today, technology gives us both, audio and visual in sorrowful lengths. Our little cellphones are weapons in disguise. I long for the boredom of yesterday. It seems like God is hiding. I know he’s not hiding but when I go outside and sit in the sunshine, I can tell that the day is short. Who remembers, before hand held devices took precedence, that the summers seem to last forever? It seems like there is not much imagination under the sun anymore and that the world has gotten smaller. Because of the advancements in technology, the only challenge seems to be with technology and artificial personalities (as a whole) as friends, or so called friends. The personality portfolios of today are ultimately sad, comparing it to yesterday or yesteryear.
I’m gonna say it, the Bible has made it clear, when God, says that knowledge will increase in the last days (Daniel 12:4, Holy Bible), and really, all within such a short time. When the questionable telephone of old became part of the mandatory got to have, it ruined the beauty of privacy and invaded everyday living. Friends come with motives more today than anytime in history, all because of technology. That’s why, it is important to know yourself and the price you’re willing to pay for selling yourself short and that includes technology knowing everything, the Mark of the Beast. In short, prophecy is real and greater is the man who believes and follows such truth. What I’m referring to is that we have the greatest book ever given to man at our fingertips and “online”. Would you know what book that I am referring to? That holy book is full of promises and prophecy, that book is the Holy Bible; the holy word of God, through the divine intervention of the Holy Spirit and through godly men, such as John of Patmos. I say John, because “John” was the apostle who teaches us how to measure time, and not just John, but all of the apostles.
Today, now more than ever, God is calling us to come to him, in, and through faith. What is faith? It is sight, unseen (Hebrews 11:6, Holy Bible), believing in the begotten son, Jesus Christ (John 3:16, Holy Bible). Through faith God works in our lives and gives us his promises, through the blood of Jesus Christ. When Jesus Christ becomes real in our lives and we ask him to reveal himself to us, we must and certainly can turn to him in word! When we trust the lord, we diligently seek his face, his will, with patience and persistence. When we fall down, I know for a fact, that he is not there to beat us or humiliate us, that is not his nature.
I know that the time is at hand, and I am excited to be a witness to the upcoming events within the prophecy of Revelation, the Seven Seals. The Book of Revelation will infinitely show us God’s timing within detail, there will not be a twenty second century, and now, we wait for Jesus Christ to break the first seal, just as we watch the behavior of he, who is within the first seal. Then we can measure the vicinity of time, accurately, relying completely on the word of God. In conclusion, if we look around and know that this all belongs to God, we can be sure of his judgment, and that includes his timing and promises for all who trust and obey.
In Christ,
Cliff Tompkins
4/27/26