Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Ezekiel 33-35; Revelation 18
It would appear that we cannot store up our righteousness and then sleep on it. If we become comfortable with the world and lose our saltiness that's how we will stand before the Lord. In essence, that's the plight of the virgins who ran out of oil and were prevented from entering the wedding ceremony (Mt 25:1-13). In these last days we must make every effort to keep our lamps burning and ever-prepared, clothed in the armour of God.
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