HE DIED LAST NIGHT Just got the horrible news that he died last night. It was only just two days non ago I seen him teaching his little four year old girl and five year old son how to ride bikes. His wife was sitting on the porch smiling at her childrens happy faces as they held their dads arm as he led their bikes around. I think you might have known him too. I think he was your brother, or your son, son in law, your dad or your husband Im not sure, But now hes dead. They said it was a blood clot in his brain that came while he was asleep holding his wife believe it or not, she felt him go and just cried for five hours holding him until their children came in the room. Then she told them and she said the kids jumped in bed and held their dad and cried. The most horrible thing to know is that we seen him almost every day and never once did we ever share with him the Gospel of Jesus Christ and how he could have been saved from his sins. Now when his next conscious moment arrives, this father, son, brother or son in law will stand in judgment for his sin and be thrown in and destroyed in the Lake of Fire. Never will he been known or remembered any more, and he wont even be missed by us in Heaven. Not once did we share the gospel with him. I guess we really didnt love him or Christ enough to share the Gospel. We were caught up in our own lives. Or was it we were afraid others would think we were religious nuts, or was it we were afraid he wouldnt talk to us and we wouldnt see our grand kids, or was it that we were ashamed of being identified with our Lord Jesus Christ. But now the one we loved will perish forever and God WILL require his blood at our hands. EZEKIEL 33:6 But if the watchman see the sword come , and blow not the trumpet, and the people be not warned ; if the sword come , and take any person from among them, he is taken away in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at the watchmans hand. FredSturgeon 5/26/14 BibleStudyTools
Posted on: Mon, 09 Jun 2014 02:12:32 +0000
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