he Bible is the inflatable, inerrent scriptures of Yahweh. If one does not believe the words Jesus is recorded as speaking, then they have called Jesus a liar. For instance, Jesus said “this generation shall not pass away until all these things have taken place.”Jesus was referring to everything he said would happen in Matthew 24. A lot of people do not believe what Jesus said and insist that he is speaking of a future time, such as 2000 years in the future or longer.
I do not know what is so hard about taking Jesus at his word. Jesus says what he means and means what he says. This is just a small example of people not believing what Jesus said in the scriptures.
It does not get any clearer than this one sentence, “this generation shall not pass away until all these things take place.” Nevertheless, the majority of Christians continually call Jesus a liar because they insist he didn’t say what he said when it’s right there in scriptures as it’s as plain as the nose on your face. Jesus did not say this once only; Jesus said it about five times in the New Testament. However, it shouldn’t take five times of Jesus saying something for us to believe what he says, it should take once only.
The question is now that you’ve read this; will you believe in and trust Jesus or will you continually call Jesus a liar by insisting Jesus didn’t mean what he said? If you can’t trust Jesus at his word then you can’t trust Jesus with your salvation from death. That also means that you can’t trust Jesus Christ’s apostles either because between the both of them they gave at least 101 time indicators in the New Testament that Jesus was coming back soon
I recommend that you change your mind and believe Jesus at his word: just believe him. Only then will you truly be saved from death and prove that you believe Jesus at his word. Jesus said, “for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.” There is no picking and choosing what words of Jesus we will believe in.
