Are the many discussions about Tuesday morning's "Blood Moon" eclipse a signal of Christians' collective Lunacy when it comes to astronomical signs that seem to coincide with expected fulfillments of Biblical Prophecy? Perhaps so, we can never say for sure until the prophesies are either fulfilled, or not. But to suggest that Christian belief that it all is coming together rather "coincidentally" is actually harmful to anyone is blatantly absurd! And to criticize it as such is so patently condescending by those who think they can establish themselves as intellectually superior to those who "foolishly" believe, as they also won't know the truth until it either comes to pass, or not. Statements like the one I read in the Washington Post today that this could cause some people to become needlessly "afraid", are absurd. The only ones who should be afraid are those who are too proud to pray for Jesus' forgiveness of their sins, which takes less than a minute, and if our predictions are to come true, there will be many more indications of this truth that will point to the last days' scenario, before it becomes too late. After that, once it actually is too late, the only ones that need to fear are those atheistic buffoons who will watch Jesus coming in for a landing on the Mount of Olives, while still denying that Jesus is coming again. And they will need to be afraid, big time!
No one is telling the world that they need to make preparations for whatever develops from this period of Blood Moons, beyond that they need Jesus as their Lord and Savior, which we are saying all the time any way, and the Blood Moons do not change that at all. As I said in a previous post, "Don't pack your bags on my account, and don't go sit on a mountain top, and (certainly) don't drink the Kool Aid if someone is passing it around!" All you need to do, if you are born again, through faith in Jesus as your Lord and Savior, is to, "look up for your redemption draweth nigh". And if nothing happens, as we may expect that it will, but might not since we are merely human beings with an infinite capacity for error, so what! Then I will simply say, "keep looking up, for your redemption still draweth nigh." It's only a matter of time, and then Eternity!
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