MONDEX power point presentation HERE...

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THIS burden of “silence” (“Dumah”) relates to the descendants of Esau whosettled in Edom.
Early Edomites refusedto help Israel in their need and a latergeneration formed a confederacy withBabylon.
Esau was the blood brother of Jacob.

The false Church (Christendom) is brother to the true Church, but the former has committed two evils as a result of not loving the TRUTH:

• 1) They have refused to help the true Church; and
• 2) They have formed a confederacy with the harlot church (Babylon).

Very soon the established Church will face adilemma of silence. In some cases this is already occurring.
Watchman, what of the night ... The watchman said, The morning comes, and also the night: if you will enquire, enquire: return,come (Isaiah 21:11-12).

For Christendom this message is vague and ambivalent.
They miss the point. It is a “burden of silence” and so they continually inquire of the watchman.
The spiritually alert and biblically informed, on the other hand, find the response totally adequate.
Isaiah confirms what the Bible previously states, with an added ray of hope.
Judgment will fall, but, and here is the new revelation, morning will precede “the night”.

Morning and Night describe states of spiritual life and Messianic hope. Note the order, first morning then night. Could there be a revival in our times? YES. Will there be a revival? I don’t know.
I do know that what passes as “revival” today in the worldly, sex-driven, music mad “church”, that lusts after laughter, mystical visions and entertainment, isdefinitely not true revival.
I also know that it is partof God’s nature to reward the faithful remnant, who work and pray while it is day.
The idea of a great end-time, world wide revival is NOT biblical.

Christ is coming! Oh glorious morning!
The night of God’s judgments will follow.
The signs are ominous. Read about "MONDEX" and reflecton the words of the late Barry Smith who taught about the mark of the beast and warned of the implanted microchip.
Does "MONDEX" foreshadow“ night” or “morning”?
Christ’s return for His people will precede God’s Wrath in the great tribulation —“the morning comes and also the night.”

Those “believing” will be leaving.
The rapture of the Church will precede the rupture of the earth and world.
It is unthinkable that God would pour His wrath upon His people whom He loves.

There is much more — far too much for this short editorial.
The following are summary ideas on which to reflect as you continue your own study.

The Burden of Prophetic SILENCE

Silence may be golden or it may be deafening —especially final silence.
The burden of Dumah features three curses:

The Curse Of Non-Involvement

“In order for evil to triumph all that is required is that good men do NOTHING.”
Why do millions of dollars flood into the false while the true Church struggles for people and finances?
Could it be that the faithful remnant are NOT sure about the prophetic message?
Are they waiting to see where and how the “cookie” crumbles?
That’s dangerous. Read Judges 8:4-17.

The Curse Of Ecumenism

COMPROMISE has turned the Church into SENSATION seekers, idol WORSHIPPERS and ear TICKLERS.
Will a holy God, whose Word reveals His ways and our future demean Himself to speak more specifically?
It is enough that we know that morning will be followed by the night.

The Curse of Silence

The dead do not praise the LORD, neither any that go down into silence (Psalm 115:17).
Unless the LORD had been my help, my soul had almost dwelt in silence (Psalm 94:17).

Christ condemned the religious leaders of His time because they could not “discern the signs of the times” (c/f Matt 16:3).
Could the following graphics which are taken from a powerpoint presentation that you can download at www.christian-witness.org/docs/mondex.pps be an indication of the MARK of the BEAST mentioned in the book of Revelation?

God bless you. Happy reading.


Further thoughts on Mondex at
http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/mondex.asp

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