Christians, would you like to pray for Yeshua's return tomorrow?

Question

I think it would be lovely.
What do you think?

Yeshua is Hebrew for Jesus.

Answer 1

To answer your question, "Christians, would you like to pray for Yeshua's return tomorrow?" I would have to say "no" because (1) I am not ready right now for His return, and (2) I don't believe it is God's will that we do.

To desire Yeshua (Jesus) to return soon is not inconsistent, though, with the scripture (Revelation 22:20) However, no one knows, not even Jesus, when that will be. Only the Father knows. (Mark 13:32)

Jesus is coming back. The Word of God says He is. The signs of His soon return are quite evident. Nations in the world are at war with one another. Earthquakes are increasing and getting more and more intense around the world. Pestilences and famine are wiping people out. Christians worldwide are hated. Sin is greatly increasing. Many false prophets are appearing leading people away from the true and living God. The Gospel is being preached around the world. (Matt 24:4-14)

The world and even some in the Church scoff at this prophecy regarding His second coming (2 Peter 3:3-4). They say things are the same since the beginning of time. This is true; nothing has changed. However, time is not the same with God as it is with people. (2 Peter 3:8) We might think He is slow about fulfilling His promise but He is not. He is long suffering with us because it is His desire that we all come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9)

There are many people in the world that God wants to save before He comes back. We must be about the Father's business. We must pray for them and share the good news of the Gospel with them so that they might be saved.

There are many people in the Church that are saved but are living their life like they are not save. They, too, must come to repentance. God's Word teaches that believers are to live godly or they will not be ready for His return. (2 Peter 3:11,14-15)

Jesus told the disciples what the signs of the end time were regarding His second coming (Matthew 24:4-35). He also told them what they needed to do to be ready (Matthew 24:42-44).

Jesus gave the disciples some parables that told them what is required of them to be ready for His coming. (Matthew 24:45-51, 25:1-46) These parables teach that a believer must be faithful, live godly, and serve God in word and deed with the talents God gave him/her. Those believers who are not ready for His coming will perish.

Sadly, many believers in the Church are not ready for His coming. They are not being taught that the Lord Jesus Christ requires that they live godly and that they live their life in obedience to Him if they want to inherit eternal life (Titus 1:1-2, Titus 2:11-14, Hebrews 5:9, 2 Peter 3:9-14)

Instead the Churches are teaching that a believer can live however they want because God is love and He accepts you the way your are. It is true, God is love. But it is also true that He is a God of judgment. God's Word tells us that His wrath is against all who hold the truth in unrighteousness. If we don't repent we will perish because God is not a respecter of persons. (Romans 1:18,2:7-11)

It is good that the Father has delayed the coming of His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. This gives us a chance to repent and live for God with all our hearts so we can be ready for His coming and to help others to do the same.

Answer 2

Yeshua is not returning tomorrow, dear.

Answer 3

Sorry I'd rather wait.

Answer 4

yeshua??????
what do u mean???