are everywhere, are you making plans for the

hereafter?
Jesus will soon come to take His saints home, and
thereafter judge the rest of the world. Are you
prepared to go home with Him, or are you waiting
for His judgment? He is calling you to repent of
your sins and believe the Gospel (Mark 1:L5). lt is
not the will of God that anyone, including you,
should perish but that everyone should come to
repentance. There is no sin too much or too small
for God to forgive. He says in lsaiah L:L8, "Come
now, dnd let us reason together . . . though your
sins be os scarlet, they shall be os white crs snow;
though they be red like crimson, they shall be as
wool." Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Come to Him by repenting of your sins, and He will
accept you, cleanse you with His atoning blood,
and make you ready for His return. Don't
procrastinate ! Repent now when you still have the
chance to do so.

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 n November 5,
1994, Ronald
IFWE ]
Reagan, a former
NEVER MEET president of the United
States of America, in his last
public appearance wrote a
farewell address to the
nation, informing the people
that he had been diagnosed
with Alzheimer disease, an
incurable neurological disorder, in which the death
of brain cells causes memory loss and cognitive
decline. ln the address he wrote, "l now begin the
journey that will lead me into the sunset of my
life." Reagan gave his parting message earlier,
because he felt he would not have another chance
to say goodbye.
Like President Reagan, lunderstand the
necessity of saying what has to be said urgently,
giving the uncertainties that characterize our
world. So friend, if we never get to meet again on
this side of eternity, if we never get the chance to
say goodbye to each other because it's very
possible that our paths may never cross again,
then consider these as my parting words to you:
"The time is short: it remaineth, that both they
that hove wives be os though they had none; And
they that weep, as though they wept not; and
they that rejoice, os though they rejoiced not; and
they that buy, as though they possessed not; And
they that use this world, as not obusing it: for the
fashion of this world passeth awoy" {1.
CorinthiansT:29-3L). Time is short, whether you
realize it or not; it speeds on, and every passing
moment tells us so.
Since this is a fact of life, permit me to ask you
these questions: ls there a chance we will meet on
the other side of life, in the city of gold where
there's no day or night, a city where there will be
no crying, sorrog pain, disappointments or any
form of hardshlp? Are you living your life according
to the dictates of God's Word or of the world? As
you go through this fast-paced world, where the
love of many Christians is waning; sinners are
growing worse and going deeper into sin; children
are becoming more headstrong and rebellious;
famine, pestilence, wars and rumours of war
permeate the air; anarchy and oppression are
becoming the other of the day; terrorism,
kidnapping, paedophilia and all kinds of atrocities