So, You don't need the LSA . . .

Believing in the rapture will put you here. The purpose of the Lord of the Second Advent (2nd Coming of Christ) in this case is only for judgement. If you're waiting for the rapture though, you're going to be waiting forever. Don't you think that it should've already happened?

The Second Coming of Elijah is a clue that the rapture may not happen as you would expect. Look again at the prophesy of Malachi - in the penultimate verse of what we call the Old Testament of the Bible - 'I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord.' 

Since Elijah ascended to heaven in a fiery chariot it's logical, and reasonable, to suppose that he will return in like manner. BUT, Jesus said, if you can accept it, that John the Baptist is the Elijah. (Matt. 11:14) So, the 2nd coming of Elijah was fulfilled by a different person, with a different name. As you know from the book of Revelation, the LSA is coming with a new name too, right? (Rev. 2:17 & 3:12)

Jesus also warned that it would be difficult to recognize the LSA. Why would that be important if we don't actually need the LSA? Afterall, you've lived a good life, as much as it is possible to do so in this world, until now. The die is cast, so to speak. Surely those who are confronted by the Lord on the Clouds who, seeing that repent and believe, are cheating as they'll catch up in a moment all the good they could've otherwise done in their life. If the LSA does indeed come in that way then a lot of things in the Bible don't make logical sense. For example: if the Fall of Man was already known by God, why is it recorded in the Bible that: '. . . the Lord was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart' ? (NKJV) God also regretted that He made Saul king (1 Sam. 15:11)

So, why do we need the Lord of the Second Advent? 

Jesus was the Word made flesh and, therefore, tried to get the people to believe in him as the most effective way to connect with God. But, since they did not, Jesus had to use words and lamented that: he had many things to say but that we could not bear them now (John 16:12) I've told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can I tell you of heavenly things? (John 3:12) I've spoken to you figuratively, but the time is coming (LSA) when I will speak to you plainly of the Father (God) (John 16:25)

We need the 'word' of God so that we can become the people that God originally intended us to be. We (the people) need to become 'word made flesh' too as per Jesus when he said: 'You, therefore, must be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect. (Matt. 5:48) The LSA comes to speak plainly the word of God that Jesus spoke of figuratively. The LSA also comes in order to bring physical, as well as spiritual, re-birth. The spiritual re-birth, received from Jesus and the Holy Spirit, cannot be bequeathed to the children of Christian parents.

The understanding of the 'human portion of responsibility' (with which even God cannot intervene or interfere with) is not under-stood by present day Christianity. The literal understanding of 'rapture' seems to negate Jesus' statement that: 'what you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and vice versa. These are the keys to the kingdom of heaven! (Matt, 16:19 & 18:18) For all these reasons we need to connect with, and emulate, the LSA just as the first chosen people should've connected with Jesus and followed him.

The last two blogs were stating that the LSA came already - born on the earth shortly after the 1st World War. Now, you should start to know why this is a 'big deal' and why you do need the LSA.

Andrew and Marie Derricutt