The bible is very clear about the prophethood.
It's not about how good you are.
A lot of people think that they are good enough to enter the temple for nothing.
But the bible says that they have been saved from the deity of God.
The bible says that what is written here is not true at all.
I am not true, you are not true.
And if we were to enter the temple because of our truth, none of us would go.
Because the bible is written in the book of Genesis 21.8, and it is written about the devils and the unbelievers,
and about the despicable and the murderers, and the prostitutes, and the bishops, and the prostitutes,
and all the liars.
Some of them will be in the lake of fire and stone, which is the second death.
I have already lied, everyone has already known.
So we have been saved and we have already done something that is worse than that.
We deserve all the dust.
But the bible says that God showed us the love of God in the fact that when we were sinners,
Christ died for us.
But Jesus Christ, because he loves us, came to this earth.
The bible says that he was God, coming into the body.
God, based on human form, lived against sin, did not commit any sin.
Of course, then they were beaten, beaten down and tortured.
The bible says that when he was on the cross, he took our sins into his own body.
So all the sins I have committed and all the sins you have committed,
as if Jesus had committed.
So he was punished for our sins.
And of course, then they took his body and buried it in the grave,
and the soul went to the tomb for three days and three months,
Abc. 2.31.
He attacked and died for three days.
He showed the signs of his disciples in his hands,
and the bible is very clear.
Jesus died for everyone.
It says that he died for our protection, but not only for us,
but also for the whole world.
But there is something we have to do to keep it.
The bible also has this question in it.
What should I do to be worshipped?
And they say, "Believe in Jesus Christ, and you will be worshipped as you,
as the people of your house."
And that's it.
He did not say that you join a church, you will be worshipped,
you will be worshipped by a Christian, you will be worshipped for a good life,
you will be worshipped by turning your sins away.
No, he said, "Believe in Jesus Christ."
And even the most important part of the bible,
John 3.16,
can be seen many times in football matches.
Because he loved the world so much
that his only son gave it to him,
so that he would believe in it,
not to lose it, but to have eternal life.
And eternal life means eternal.
It means eternal.
And Jesus said, "And I give eternal life to them,
and they will never lose eternal life,
and no one will take them from me."
The bible says in John 6.47,
"I will tell you some things,
but if you do not believe in me, you will have eternal life."
So if you believe in Jesus Christ,
the bible says that you have eternal life,
you will have eternal life, you will not lose your life.
Eternal life always exists.
As long as you believe in it,
no matter what happens, you will never lose your life.
Even if you commit a very serious sin,
God would punish me here on this earth.
If I would go and kill someone,
God would ensure that I would be punished.
If I would be locked up in prison, or if I would get a death sentence,
God would punish me here on this earth.
God will punish me better.
But I would not go to hell.
They would not be able to do anything to get me in hell,
because I would be imprisoned.
If I would go to hell, God would lie,
because He said, "Who believes in it, has eternal life."
He said, "Who only lives and believes in it, has eternal life."
That's why there are some people in the bible
who have done some bad things
while they got into hell.
How? Because they were so good?
No, because they believed in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Their sins are forgiven.
Others who have lived a better life in the eyes of the world,
or have really lived a better life,
if they do not believe in Christ,
they have to go to hell because of their sins.
And let's close with this thought.
One thing that they really want to bring up.
That there was a question for Jesus from one of his disciples.
That was it.
There are few who are hurt.
That's a good question, isn't it?
Are there as many who are hurt, or are there few?
Who do you think is the one who gets hurt the most?
He said in Matthew 7, for example,
"Go into the gates of the cross,
because the gate is wide,
and the road is wide,
which leads to the loss.
And there are many who go there,
because the gate is wide,
and the road is narrow,
which leads to the loss.
And there are few who find it."
Then he continued with this.
"Not everyone who tells me this,
'Lord, Lord,' go into the land of men,
but the one who does it is my father's will.
Many people tell me today,
'Lord, Lord,
did we not profit in your womb,
and did we not fight the devils in your womb,
and did we not do many great things in your womb?'
Then I will be a fool for them.
I have never known any of you.
Get away from me, you scoundrel!'"
Do you see? There are people like that out there.
First of all, most people in this world
do not even tell themselves that they believe in Jesus.
I am grateful that in this department
most of you say that they believe in Jesus.
But most of the world does not even believe in Jesus.
But God has noticed that even among those
who say that they believe in Jesus,
even among those who call Him Lord,
many will say to Him,
'We did many great things.
Why are we not kept?'
He will say, 'I have never known any of you.
Get away from me.
This is because time is not made up of actions.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will be kept,
and if you think that you will succeed,
because you have been crucified,
or you think that you have to live a good life,
you have to keep the commandments to be kept,
if you believe in your own actions,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
and if you think that you will succeed,
because you have been crucified,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
because you have been crucified,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
And if you believe in your own actions,
that you will succeed,
Jesus will say one day,
'Get away from me, I have never known any of you.'
This is the last thing I wanted to show you about the last days.
I would like to ask you a few more questions about the last days.