The Last Trump: We are going into Trump's last term, and I believe that the connection to the "last trump" of 1 Corinthians 15:52 is not at all coincidental. "In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump : for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed. For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality." The shofar blast is like an alarm clock that grows louder, and louder, and louder signaling the most significant event of all time fast approaching: the judgment of every soul on earth . God, in His infinite mercy, is alerting everyone to the approaching danger. It signals one final, last call to hide in the shelter of the Rock, rejected by men, but precious to God, for by it, many a repentant sinner finds eternal protection under his shadow. God desires to show mercy. So, the "last trump" is also the final, and longest shofar blast sounded on the Fea
Sometimes, when we are praying, the Holy Spirit speaks to our hearts in a very clear manner. It may sound just like your own voice-deep, quiet, and knowing. Often, I don't realize that He spoke until much later when I reflect on it. It's like core of my very being has a voice, and in retrospect, it stands out like a beacon flashing in the foggy night sky, pointing the way home for ships at sea. It was like that when I was praying several months ago. I heard this: "There is going to be a legalistic backlash in response to the dark, evil that has gripped the nation. You must reject it!" I want to say that the last part came more as impressions than words, and it was in reference to all of the perversion and darkness that we have experienced in the United States. I wonder if this bringing religion back is what He was talking about? Religious freedom is precious and good, but is that what Trump is meaning and intending, or could it be something else? The law never save