Christ Commanding His Coronavirus to Covenant Breakers

Autor*innen

• C. Matthew McMahon

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• 282 Seiten
• 10 Lesestunden

• Esoterik & Religion

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This work expounds on Scripture, outlining from a biblical perspective why Christ has sent the coronavirus to covenant breakers within his church. The thesis posits that the global virus, along with other calamities, primarily targets Christ's disobedient church. At the time of writing, nearly 689,000 people had died worldwide from the virus, with 158,000 in the U.S., adding to the mounting calamity faced by the nation. This situation serves as a reminder of the calamity promised by God to his covenant-breaking church if they do not repent. The question arises: what will the church do in such trying times? With calamities escalating, it appears the church is not collectively taking action to reform and address the plague. There is a pressing need for the church to repent of idolatry, lack of scriptural precision, confessional dismissiveness, and worldliness within the sanctuary, which dishonors King Jesus. God addresses his people with both severity and tenderness when they break covenant. Drawing from Leviticus 26, the work discusses pestilence as a sign from Christ, the sovereign remedies he commands, the necessity of humility during repentance, and the nature of Christ’s afflicting providences. It emphasizes that spiritual indifference may provoke Christ to act against them.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2020
• Einband: Paperback