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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Day of the Lord It was the dawning of a new day on Earth and yet there was no denying strange and unusual things were occurring and signs now were visible in the unfriendly sky. This dreadful time the Bible calls The Day of the Lord has just begun and there is no escaping now if you had refused to listen to His prophets of yesterday as they tried to tell you how. So now what child of woe what will you plan to do now? You had refused His gift of mercy and grace and the time He gave you to get ready to bow. For this Glorious Redeemer our long suffering Lord has waited so long for you, not wanting any to perish as He was holding back His wrath for even just a few! But the cup of His wrath has completely filled up because of the disobedience and violence of man and when it was full there is no holding back and now it has spilled out all over the Earth’s sorrowing land. The Bible says there has never been a time on Earth as terrible as this when death would be welcomed but fleeting and the pleasures of your sin no longer would bring you a deceptive bliss. This day will appear suddenly although signs can already be seen you still have time to escape if you believe on His name and are washed in His blood then you will be ready for precious Holy King. Written by: Marilyn S. Jennings January 3, 1995
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