In the book of 1Enoch, there is articulated a "Covenant with the Righteous" between God and His faithful believers in His word. This is a covenant of "light" that dispels darkness both in our personal lives and in the the world we live. We compare this covenant in Enoch with the Scriptures in the Bible and find that they are one and the same. It is a covenant of light that we must put on as armour to battle the wickedness in these last days. We have expectation that we are coming to an age where all darkness and sin will be removed, and we will dwell in that eternal light of God forever.
"In a world where the conservative movement has been hijacked by pervs and occultists, it is crucial that we develop our personal sanctification. Holy Thoughts are nothing more than thoughts and attitudes that mirror the character and doctrines of God in your daily life. Nothing mystical or ethereal, but practical godliness and love toward others."
We continue with the studies in 1Enoch. The Rejectors of God will face Armageddon and the judgements to come. Just as in the days of Noah prior to the flood, the conspiracy to prevent the Messiah from coming is in full swing. But, it will fail. The end result of this battle, is that all survivors must fall down and worship the Lord of Hosts.
The Greek word "Parousia" means for a person to appear, arrive, manifest, come to, or to be present. We examine the ancient writings of Enoch (Book 1) revealing the 2nd coming of Christ within those writings. Comparing Enoch eith Biblical text, we find that we gain more understanding and detail regarding that Day of the Lord, the ressurection/rapture, and the judgement upon the wicked earth. Jesus Christ of Nazareth is in all reality is going to appear and manifest to all of us; for some this will be good and for others this will be very bad.
"We study the second rule for Growing in Godliness: Guard Your Heart Against Worldliness. Some Christians think they can hide inside religious safe havens or church activities, but that's not what God expects from us. Instead, be bold, trust God for your protection and go outside to be a light in a fallen world."
Jesus spoke about what would happen to the wheat and the tares on judgemnet day, and Enoch wrote about this day with the sins of mankind that will bring it on more than 5,000 years ago. We explore these "judgement day sins" listed in Enoch and compare them with Biblical Scriptures for support and substantiation.
1. Unconfessed Sin; 2. Lack of worship of God; 3. Self Trust; 4. Not Trusting in God; 5. Evil Works; 6. Trusting in Riches