Peace and Security, Great Tribulation, Armageddon

[BLEmom]

9 minutes ago, Qapla said:

I wonder if that holds true for those that have to 'sit and wait' ...

 

 

What I feel like waiting for the end to come….🤪

[Tortuga]

18 minutes ago, BLEmom said:

What I feel like waiting for the end to come….🤪

Ahhhh...😥 You lost your feathers...😟

[hybridxer0]

I'm still shocked and if I'm being honest a little jealous at how many brothers and sisters in the congregation are so sure they will make it through. All I've been taught my whole life is how cramped and tight the road to life is, Zephaniah 2:3 saying that even doing the right things there is a probability that you will survive the day of Jehovah's anger.

 

I've always felt that there is a mark of "good enough" and it's different person-to-person, as Jehovah knows our limitations. As someone that has struggled with severe depression and strongly have the desire to do what's right while the world continues to try to pull you down with it, it's hard to think how I personally could be considered worthy of Him to receive the gift.

I, like the rest, watch in anticipation for Jehovah's Day to come and his name to be vindicated. I hope to see the world become a paradise again and the wicked never to surface again. I just wish I had an ounce of the confidence I see in others.

[ExquisitePeace]

6 hours ago, hybridxer0 said:

I just wish I had an ounce of the confidence I see in others.

I get you.

 

You need to believe you can make it despite your shortcomings. 
 

God knows our situation and troubles.

 

That’s good enough for me. 
 

The more negative you feel.

 

The more discouraged you’ll get. 
 

There’s no point in doubting if it’s coming soon. 
 

Just don’t be afraid and believe you can walk on water aka survive Armageddon. 
 

No more doubting.
 

We will make it. 
 

See you there. 

Edited 3 hours ago by ExquisitePeace

[Osprey]

7 hours ago, hybridxer0 said:

I'm still shocked and if I'm being honest a little jealous at how many brothers and sisters in the congregation are so sure they will make it through. All I've been taught my whole life is how cramped and tight the road to life is, Zephaniah 2:3 saying that even doing the right things there is a probability that you will survive the day of Jehovah's anger.

 

I've always felt that there is a mark of "good enough" and it's different person-to-person, as Jehovah knows our limitations. As someone that has struggled with severe depression and strongly have the desire to do what's right while the world continues to try to pull you down with it, it's hard to think how I personally could be considered worthy of Him to receive the gift.

I, like the rest, watch in anticipation for Jehovah's Day to come and his name to be vindicated. I hope to see the world become a paradise again and the wicked never to surface again. I just wish I had an ounce of the confidence I see in others.

 

I can relate to you very much. Still I pray every day to see the end of wickedness and see how Jehovah vindicates his name and makes it known around the entire Earth regardless of what that means for me personally. I am very unimportant in this story. If I live through it, it will be because of Jehovah's very undeserved kindness and for eternity I will be thankful and wonder how that could happen. If not, it will be the right thing to happen, but from that point on humanity will be on road to re-unite with Jehovah's universal family and that is most important.

Edited 1 hour ago by Osprey

[stargazer]

As a person who once struggled with feelings similar to @hybridxer0, there's one thing that's inmistakable. Only those who have an 'approved' condition can truly anticipate Jehovah's day. So have no doubt on that one, brother 🙂

Edited 1 hour ago by stargazer