SO WHAT?

Re-thinking the Laureate Poet stuff, or at least the whole corpus of my writings

As who’s going to read all that, the main book, A Great and Terrible Love, being 732 pages? A Poet Arising in Israel around 107, A Great and Terrible Love II around 89, and The Writing on the Wall 45. That equals 973 pages!

The point being that danger is imminent and who can wade through a long saga even though it ends up being an eschatological treasure of details – discerning and exposing end-times Babylon’s identity and secrets? Imminent means about to happen, and – in truth – may even now be beginning to happen!

So there must – or is it only might? – be a better approach. So what if I’m a Laureate Poet? Can it be – really – but an ego trip?

If we had still another 30 years, giving folks time to study, consider, take to heart, and spiritually prepare for the terrible furnaces of affliction visibly drawing near, would that change things?

I believe that, among the Reformed churches, the Amillennial school is the majority view, though some are fervently Post-millennial – the former seeing things turning against them lethally when the “man of sin” is revealed and the Lord returns before all His people are slaughtered, while the latter see things getting substantially better before the Lord returns, though things may indeed be dark now.

Minds can be changed when they see with their own eyes horrors of persecution befalling them. Does it hinge – my view of things – on having another twenty or thirty years left before the killing darkness falls?

Another 30 or so years would fit the mind-set of most serious Christians these days. What if I focused on the one booklet, 85-89 pages, that was most pertinent in discerning actual things manifesting now? That would be A Great and Terrible Love II: Heading into Armageddon On Apocalypse Field, Global Arena of Consciousness. That would be the most obviously prescient.

Lord God, our triune Sovereign, please grant me wisdom as how to proceed in my life and ways. In Jesus’ name I cry out to the throne of Majesty, and of Mercy.