Participants: Jeff Reich
Series Code: LM
Program Code: LM000147A
00:30 Glad you joined us in the studio,
00:32 I have with me Michael McCaffrey 00:33 and Chris Temple. 00:35 They're two of our workers in the studio 00:36 that are working on the documentary 00:38 "Days of Noah." 00:39 We did an interview with them few months back 00:41 talking about Days of Noah project 00:43 and kind of give you an update, 00:45 and this is kind of like update number two. 00:47 So we're gonna talk a little bit more 00:49 about the Days of Noah, 00:50 and if you're gonna summarize really quickly 00:52 what the Days of Noah documentary is about, 00:54 what would you say? 00:56 Well, I would say the Days of Noah documentary 00:59 is investigating the message of Noah. 01:01 What is the relevance of Noah's message 01:03 for our time today? 01:05 Jesus said, "It will be as it was in the days of Noah, 01:07 so shall be also in the days of the coming of the Son of Man." 01:10 So Jesus Himself pointed us back to the days of Noah 01:13 as being a relevance lesson for how things are gonna happen 01:17 at the end of time, and there's a lot of information 01:20 in Noah's message that I don't think that 01:22 we've really explored a lot of it 01:24 and there's just some amazing parallels 01:26 that we're dealing with 01:27 between Noah's message and the Three Angels' Messages 01:30 in Bible prophecy. 01:31 So those are just some of the themes 01:33 that we're gonna be looking at. 01:34 If you haven't seen the Days of Noah interview 01:36 part one, 01:37 make sure to call in our, to our ministry 01:40 and ask for the DVD 01:41 that's gonna have not only this program on it, 01:43 but also the first program we shot. 01:45 A lot of really good clips taken out of the documentary 01:48 that are part of the finished product 01:50 that shows some really phenomenal video footage 01:52 and kind of gives you an idea of what the video is about, 01:55 but, Chris, as you've been working on this too, 01:57 how would you kind of like quickly summarize, 02:00 how you see the direction of this video going? 02:02 What is it in your, from your perspective 02:05 being an animation person? 02:06 So when people ask me about the Days of Noah, 02:08 I typically tell them that 02:09 we take a look at the judgment hour message in Noah's day, 02:12 and we begin to draw parallels 02:13 to the judgment hour message of today, 02:15 because God doesn't do anything without first warning the world 02:18 and saying, "Hey, here what's coming" 02:19 He lets them know first. 02:20 And just as He did before, He's gonna do it again, 02:23 and now we're trying to share this message, 02:25 this warning message with the world today. 02:28 So that's typically how I would describe that to people. 02:30 That sounds like a really good summary. 02:31 I know one of the thing that we're doing that, 02:34 it's gonna be really interesting for people 02:36 is this whole idea what we did 02:38 for like three week shooting 02:39 at a football field at night time. 02:41 Now like why in the Days of Noah documentary 02:43 would you be shooting at night time 02:45 in a football field? 02:47 Yeah, well, the football field idea is 02:49 I think, it's actually a very good way 02:50 to bring something to prophecy 02:51 that we really haven't seen before 02:53 and that's our perspective in context. 02:57 If you take one inch on the football field 03:00 as a representation for one year, 03:03 the time that has elapsed from the days of Noah 03:05 to our time spans 03:07 almost exactly the length of the football field 03:09 from the end of one end zone 03:10 to the end of the other end zone. 03:13 So what we're going to be doing is, 03:14 we're doing this 3D timelines, 03:17 we have you walking on the field 03:19 and kind of explaining different parts 03:20 on the timeline, 03:21 but what the time line is going to do 03:23 is it's going to give context and perspective 03:26 to the time prophecies that we're dealing with 03:29 such as the 2300 day prophecy, 03:32 which is the announcement 03:33 that the hour of His judgment has come 03:34 and that's what Noah's message was, 03:36 he was announcing that 03:37 the hour of His judgment had come. 03:39 And so, putting those prophecies in context 03:42 and seeing exactly how much time has elapsed 03:44 from the days of Noah to our day, 03:46 and seeing how much time has elapsed 03:48 over the 2,300 day prophecy. 03:50 I just think it's a really great visual way 03:54 to represent these prophecies and also give them context. 03:58 We have a clip that we can show the viewers 04:00 that kind of give a little bit of a taste of what we're doing 04:02 because I've talked to several people about this idea 04:04 and they went, wow, 04:06 this is really, a really interesting concept 04:07 because we're trying to make the prophecies of the Bible 04:10 very easy to understand, 04:12 so the more visuals we have to be able to illustrate that, 04:15 the easier will be. 04:16 So let's go ahead and roll that clip right now, 04:18 it's a few minutes long that kind of give people an idea 04:21 what exactly we're talking about. 04:23 Noah gave a warning message to the world. 04:26 He told them the hour of God's judgment had come, 04:29 and showed them their need to enter into the ark of refuge. 04:32 This judgment hour was a testing time 04:35 in which all were faced with the choice 04:36 to accept or reject the message. 04:38 Then their probation closed 04:40 and the door of the Ark was shut 04:42 and the execution of judgment came by flood 04:45 when the waters covered the earth. 04:47 The events at the end of time 04:48 will follow this pattern exactly. 04:50 So walk with me now into the future. 05:00 I am your host Jeff Reich. 05:02 I am walking along the timeline 05:03 that expands the length of an entire football field. 05:06 Every inch of this field represents one year of time. 05:08 As you can see this timeline 05:11 really put things into perspective. 05:14 Previously we saw how prophecy in the Book of Daniel, 05:17 foretold the very year when the days of Noah 05:20 for the time where the end will begin. 05:22 We saw how this 2,300 day prophecy 05:24 began in 457 B.C. 05:26 with the decree of Artaxerxes, 05:27 and how one day being a symbol for one year 05:30 would last 2,300 years. 05:38 This prophecy extended well beyond the days of Jesus 05:40 all the way down to the year of 1844. 05:43 This is when the first angel's message began 05:45 to repeat the warning message announcing 05:47 the hour of His judgment has come. 05:50 This testing time lasted 120 years 05:52 in the days of Noah, 05:54 but in our day the judgment message has been sounding now 05:57 for over 170 years. 06:00 As the message of Noah spread throughout the earth, 06:02 so today The Three Angels' Messages 06:05 are circling the globe, warning its inhabitants 06:07 to enter into the ark of the everlasting covenant 06:10 before the execution of the final judgment. 06:13 Before the flood that come at time 06:14 when the last message of mercy had been given 06:17 and with the completed ark 06:18 and its open door set before the people, 06:21 they were brought to make a choice. 06:23 This is where we are today. 06:25 The second and third angel's message 06:27 warns us of the world's last great crisis 06:30 that will place multitudes of the earth 06:31 in the valley of decision 06:33 just as it was in the days of Noah. 06:49 Yeah, so, Chris from a technical standpoint 06:51 since you're the one who is working 06:52 on a lot of the animation segments of the video. 06:56 What was involved behind the scenes 06:58 in trying to make these really good visuals for people 07:01 so they can understand the prophecies? 07:03 It was actually quite a challenge at first 07:05 and we've learned a lot in the process 07:07 through doing it. 07:08 Mike actually has been getting good at 3D animation 07:11 and modeling as well 07:12 and he built a model of the timeline to scale. 07:15 He made a little virtual ruler 07:16 inside the computer and built that out, 07:18 and then my job was more of 07:20 making sure that we were shooting on set, 07:21 I had all the data and information needed later 07:24 to put all the stuff together, 07:26 so we did that a few different ways. 07:28 We were taking measurements 07:29 between certain markers in the scene, 07:31 so we have a scale reference in real life. 07:33 We had tennis balls all over the place 07:35 and there was a lot of research into 07:37 how many tennis balls do we need, 07:38 do we even need the tennis balls 07:39 all over the field because every tennis ball I add, 07:41 I have to be able to paint out and remove 07:43 and it's kind of like Photoshop but it's Photoshop in motion, 07:46 and so it's really been a huge, huge learning experience. 07:49 We did a lot of previous stuff with animatics, 07:51 we... like I went through a pretty much every shot almost 07:55 and did in the 3D model and everything 07:58 and just did a rough animation, 08:01 no textures or lighting or anything like that 08:02 just to give us a view of where the camera is moving, 08:05 what the lens is like. 08:07 And that helped us in production 08:10 because every shot need to be mapped out 08:12 because you're obviously interacting with something 08:13 that's really not there. 08:15 And so we have, 08:16 you know, little dates in different markers 08:18 on the timeline. 08:20 And so... we had to know exactly 08:21 how, how high off the ground those references are 08:24 so that you know where to point to 08:26 and so the camera knows what to focus on 08:28 and what to push into and what our frame is 08:30 and what all events are in the frame 08:31 and it's difficult to do that obviously 08:33 when you can't see anything. 08:35 We've been on a virtual version of view 08:37 that's kind of gliding around the shot 08:39 and stuff like that and it's all... 08:40 He built it all the scale, it turned out really nice. 08:43 One of the things that always amazes me 08:44 as we've gone out 08:45 and we've shot video for this project 08:47 is how God works behind the scenes 08:49 to cause things to happen in 08:50 like where is it that people could find a football field 08:53 that they could use every night for, you know, for three weeks. 08:57 We're staying up sometimes till 2:30 in the morning out there 09:00 and bugs are flying around the lights 09:02 and you got all these different things... 09:03 Yes, sprinklers. 09:05 Yes, sprinklers turning on in the middle of the shoot, 09:07 you know, there's a lot of obstacles 09:08 but God gave us a football field 09:10 that we could use 09:11 and people in our community here 09:14 were actually really supportive of us shooting there 09:16 and using the football field. 09:18 So one of the other things 09:20 that really are big part of the Days of Noah production 09:23 is the sanctuary and the sanctuary message. 09:25 Now people are like, "What does the sanctuary have to do 09:28 with the days of Noah?" 09:29 Well, it has incredible amount to do 09:31 with the days of Noah. 09:32 Michael, would you like to explain 09:33 just really in nutshell without, 09:35 you know, being a spoiler alert 09:36 or giving way too much information 09:37 about what we're doing here but to kind of help people 09:40 to have an understanding of what we're doing. 09:41 Yeah, one of the interesting things 09:44 that we read in scripture is 09:48 that "...the longsuffering of God 09:49 waited in the days of Noah." 09:51 And we should think about that what was God waiting for, 09:54 and we read the rest of the verse 09:55 it says, "while the ark was a preparing." 09:58 So the preparation of the ark was critical. 10:01 It needed to be done before God would send the flood. 10:04 And if we think the ark, 10:06 just, I'd like to think of things in principles. 10:08 What was the principle underlying the ark? 10:10 What was that significance in principle? 10:13 And if you actually look at the definition 10:15 of the word "ark", 10:16 it says a place of refuge or safety. 10:20 And if you look up the definition 10:22 of the word "sanctuary", 10:23 it actually means the same thing, 10:25 it's a place of refuge or safety in ark. 10:29 Basically in principle, the meaning of an ark 10:31 and the sanctuary, one and the same thing. 10:33 And in fact, we know it in Psalm 77:13, 10:35 it says, "Thy way, oh God, is in the sanctuary." 10:38 And so the sanctuary illustrates, 10:41 it's really the illustration that God came up with. 10:44 This is from a divine mind 10:46 that God came up with this visual example 10:48 to teach us how to be prepared for the coming of Christ. 10:51 And so that's, you know, it's incredibly significant 10:54 and relevant for us. 10:55 And as we know, as we study the prophecies 10:58 and it's brought out in the Days of Noah documentary 11:00 that this sanctuary concept that God gave us 11:04 and it was told so beautifully in the old Testament, 11:07 was perverted and actually cast down to the ground 11:11 and through the reformation that took place, 11:14 there was a restoration of the sanctuary 11:16 that was taking place. 11:18 Now, we have a little bit of a short clip 11:21 dealing with the whole concept 11:23 of the restoration of the sanctuary 11:24 and how it pertains to the prophecies 11:27 leading up to 1844. 11:28 We're also talking about the second angel's message 11:31 like you said, like casting down of the sanctuary 11:33 and the restoration of the different truths 11:35 represented by the sanctuary. 11:37 And Noah actually had a similar message in his day, 11:41 when we were talking about the second angel's message. 11:43 He was calling people into the ark, 11:45 but by so doing, he was calling them out of idolatry, 11:48 out of false worship, and out of confusion. 11:52 And so, the second angel's message 11:54 is the repetition of that principle, 11:56 and so that's what's illustrated in this clip 11:59 that we're gonna look at. 12:00 Restoring the truths that are represented by the sanctuary 12:04 and helping people to come out of that confusion 12:07 and the false idolatry and into knowledge of the truth. 12:10 Of course, this clip that we're gonna run 12:11 is just a short little sample of just one segment 12:14 of what we're talking about, 12:15 but it gives you an idea exactly of the content 12:18 and quality of what we're trying to achieve 12:19 in this documentary. 12:21 Let's go ahead and roll that now. 12:22 So the whole sanctuary 12:24 all the way from the door to the Holy of Holies 12:26 had been corrupted 12:28 and it needed to be restored. 12:30 The prophecy of Daniel 8:14 tell us, "Unto 2300 days, 12:35 then shall the sanctuary be cleansed." 12:38 At a certain period of time 12:40 all the truths that have been cast down 12:42 by this little horn power would ultimately be restored. 12:46 And so the entire sanctuary is cast down 12:48 and trodden under foot by this man of sin. 12:51 Protestant Reformation brings it back. 12:53 And over a period of 500 years, that exact thing happened. 12:57 God began to bring different movements upon the scene 13:01 that would restore each article of furniture 13:03 almost century by century over a period of 500 years. 13:07 And so you have John Wycliffe 13:09 coming upon the scene in the 1300s. 13:11 He translated the Bible into the language of the people 13:14 and thus set off as it were the Reformation. 13:20 Martin Luther was born in the 1400s, 13:22 begins a Protestant Reformation in the 1500s 13:25 and he in essence restores the truth 13:30 that Christ's sacrifice is sufficient 13:32 for the forgiveness of sins, you don't have to pay money, 13:35 you don't have to do penance, 13:36 it is by faith and His sacrifice for us 13:39 that we are forgiven of our sins. 13:42 John Calvin comes upon the scene in the 1500s, 13:46 founded the Presbyterian movement. 13:47 Calvin has a very strong burden for prayer. 13:52 Wrote extensively on prayer. 13:54 Basically taught that you don't need to go through priests 13:57 in order to have access to God. 13:59 You can have direct access of throne of God yourself 14:04 in the 1600s. 14:07 John Smith and Roger Williams 14:10 become the founders of the Baptist movement, 14:13 and their special burden is the restoration 14:16 of the true mode of baptism. 14:18 You must repent and then be baptized. 14:21 You can't be sprinkled. 14:23 A true baptism is a symbol of being fully submersed, 14:26 fully buried and fully brought up into the wholeness of life. 14:29 And so the Baptist movement 14:31 restores the true mode of baptism. 14:35 In the 1700, you have John Wesley 14:37 who comes upon the scene 14:38 who is the founder of the Methodist movement, 14:40 and John Wesley has a very strong burden 14:43 for the lay evangelist. 14:44 You are the light of the world, let your light shine. 14:47 The Methodist movement in essence 14:49 added to everything else that the movements 14:52 before it had brought back. 14:54 Now they add this element of evangelism. 14:57 Go out there and let your light shine. 15:02 So by the 1800, there's one article of furniture 15:06 left to be restored, it is the Ark of the Covenant, 15:08 specifically the Seventh-day Sabbath, 15:11 and it is in this sanctuary that God brings on the scene 15:14 the Seventh-day Adventists movement 15:16 that would focus specifically on the law of God 15:20 and the commandment that have been cast down, 15:22 which is the Seventh-day Sabbath. 15:28 So in essence you have these two prophecies 15:30 in the Book of Daniel, 15:32 one sitting at the sanctuary would be defiled, 15:34 the other one sitting that it would be purified 15:36 at the end of 2,300 days and to a tee, 15:40 you find this confirmed in history. 15:45 The fact that this everlasting gospel 15:46 is again preached in 1844 simply signifies 15:50 that all the things that have been altered 15:52 and disrupted in the true everlasting gospel 15:56 were fully restored by 1844, 15:58 at the same time that the everlasting gospel 16:01 is fully restored and begins to go forward again. 16:05 It is at that time that the judgment begins. 16:08 And so now you have this message going forward, 16:11 it is an end time message. 16:13 And it is a message that actually prepares the world 16:15 for the coming of Christ. 16:16 Just like Noah who was calling people into the ark 16:18 and out of the crowd, 16:20 God in the last days is calling people 16:22 out of the false teachings of Babylon. 16:25 "And I heard another voice from heaven, 16:28 saying, "Come out of her, my people, 16:30 that ye be not partakers of her sins, 16:33 and that ye receive not of her plagues." 16:36 Come out of her, my people... 16:39 You come out of the false and you come into the truth. 16:43 If God's people are in Babylon, 16:45 it must represent churches that claim to serve the Lord 16:48 or else God wouldn't call them my people. 16:50 And so God is inviting people into the true worship. 16:54 A Sabbath isn't being where I'm at. 16:56 You know, the commandments aren't being preached 16:58 where I'm at, 16:59 you know, I'm not hearing that word 17:03 in the hour of God's judgment, 17:04 and so they say, "Hey, where I'm at? 17:07 The first angel's message isn't being preached, 17:10 so I'm actually going to get out." 17:25 When I first heard this message preached to me 17:30 that the denomination to which I belong 17:34 was Babylon 17:36 and that it was a false method of worship, 17:39 it frightened me. 17:40 I came out of the Roman Catholic Church, 17:43 and I knew many good people 17:44 within the Roman Catholic system, 17:47 but when I saw that their teachings were 17:48 contrary to the scripture, I had no choice. 17:52 Being a sentient human being, I looked at it and said, 17:56 "Well, the only logical conclusion 17:59 is to follow what God has said in His Bible, 18:02 not the traditions of men." 18:05 And it was very difficult because my whole family 18:08 is Roman Catholic and they still are to this day, 18:10 and this is what we need to do 18:13 to let people know that Babylon is fallen. 18:17 It's twice fallen and not only Roman Catholicism 18:21 but also the daughters of the harlot, 18:25 that's addressed in Revelation 17, 18:28 that they too have become spiritual Babylon. 18:31 One of the segments that we shot 18:33 was actually shot in a cornfield 18:34 and it was the whole segment 18:36 dealing with the understanding of the great disappointment. 18:39 Would you like to talk about that for a second? 18:40 Maybe we can roll that clip? 18:42 Sure, yeah, we shot in a cornfield. 18:44 We just did a quick scene with Hiram Edson and O.R.L. Crosier 18:49 in their experience and their disappointments 18:52 and how God sort of led them to an understanding 18:56 that the 2300 day prophecy 18:59 was not necessarily talking 19:00 about the sanctuary meaning the earth, 19:02 but rather the sanctuary in heaven. 19:04 Let's just go ahead and watch that clip really quick 19:05 so that can viewers can get an idea 19:07 of what we're talking about. 19:08 As the Bible students then looked at that in more detail 19:12 and more carefully, obviously, 19:14 realizing that something had gone contrary to expectations. 19:19 They saw for the first time clearly 19:22 that this prophecy spoke of the sanctuary, 19:26 they were expecting the cleansing of the earth, 19:29 but it turned out 19:30 that they were mistaken in that equation. 19:34 If the sanctuary was to be cleansed 19:35 at the end of the 2300 days, 19:37 then that forced the question of what sanctuary. 19:42 There's a great danger 19:43 of misunderstanding Bible prophecy, 19:45 because if the prophecy doesn't come to pass 19:46 the way that people expect, 19:48 they can face a great disappointment, 19:50 and that disappointment will be proportionate 19:52 to how big their expectations are, 19:54 and that can cause many people to lose their faith. 19:57 Hiram Edson and O.R.L. Crosier 20:01 were walking through the cornfield the next day 20:03 to avoid the mocking crowds. 20:05 Both were from proponents of William Miller's conclusions 20:08 and the advent message. 20:10 When Jesus did not return when they had hoped, 20:13 their minds solemnly struggled to grasp what went wrong. 20:17 They were on their way to visit some of the other brethren 20:22 that were also very saddened 20:24 by the fact that Christ had not come. 20:25 They expected Him to come in 1844 and He didn't come. 20:37 Hey, Hiram... 20:40 you coming? 20:42 The day after Christ didn't come, 20:44 inspiration dawned on Hiram Edson, 20:46 and he came to understand 20:48 the key that would unlock the mystery 20:50 to their disappointment and it brought to their minds 20:52 a new revelation about the sanctuary. 20:56 It's in Hebrews. 20:58 It's in Hebrews. It's in Hebrews. 21:03 It's in Hebrews. 21:07 Look, look, look, look, chapter 8:1, 21:12 "We have such a high priest, 21:14 who sat on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty 21:16 in the heavens, a minister of the sanctuary, 21:19 and of the true tabernacle, 21:21 which the Lord pitched, and not man." 21:27 Did you see? 21:29 So the sanctuary is in heaven. 21:31 Let's go. 21:35 And they got excited about it, 21:36 they said, "We weren't wrong with the date, 21:39 we were wrong with the event." 21:41 This last summer we spent a lot of time 21:43 shooting my personal narrations 21:45 that are kind of like the little links 21:46 that connect all of the different pieces 21:48 of the documentary together, 21:49 and we traveled around a lot shooting this, 21:52 besides late nights at a football field, 21:54 we shot in cedar groves... 21:57 Courthouse. 21:58 I am sorry. 22:00 Courthouse. 22:01 Yeah, we shot in a courthouse. 22:02 This parallel of the Three Angels' Message 22:04 is so critical for us today. 22:07 We want to make this an interactive series. 22:09 It's going to be several DVDs 22:10 and what we're hoping to do is 22:12 we're going to create a workbook that goes with it, 22:14 so that you can invite people to your house 22:16 and watch like a 15 minute or half hour segment of it 22:19 and then you'll actually have a workbook that goes with it, 22:21 and be able to ask questions and review the things 22:26 that were actually shared on the DVD, 22:28 and use it kind of as an evangelistic tool 22:31 to help people understand the prophecies, 22:33 where we are today, 22:34 and how the Bible can predict the future, 22:37 and how history has come to pass in the form of prophecy. 22:40 And we're going to chapter the DVDs 22:43 to match the workbook, 22:44 so that if there's a question about anything 22:46 that's in the workbook, they can go, 22:48 "Oh, I need to go to Chapter 2 on DVD number one." 22:50 And boom, they can review the segment 22:52 that's being discussed. 22:54 It's going to be more than just a movie or a documentary. 22:58 It's going to be something interactive 22:59 that you can use as a witnessing tool, 23:00 and I'm really excited about that aspect 23:03 of using this DVD series. 23:06 We have financial needs for this 23:08 and would you two like to share with us, 23:10 I mean, some people spend like $7 million 23:13 to do a production, you know, 23:14 a lot of documentaries are $7 million. 23:16 Well, Laymen Ministries is trying to do this for, 23:19 you know, a couple of $100,000 23:21 and where it's a several DVD series. 23:24 What kind of needs do we have right now? 23:26 I mean there's apparently financial needs? 23:28 One of the biggest needs we have right now is 23:31 just more computing power, more and more computers 23:33 because we're doing these 3D animations of the sanctuary. 23:37 We've got a 3D cathedral 23:38 that we're going to use for some of the... 23:40 I believe Dark Ages stuff 23:41 and second angel's message and things, 23:42 and it takes so much time 23:44 and so, one of our biggest needs right now 23:46 is just more computers that we can throw these animations 23:49 so that we can turn them more faster and get this thing done. 23:52 And we're needing to shoot B-roll 23:54 which means traveling, 23:55 it means having some simple re-enactments. 23:57 We're not talking about something like people talking 23:59 and producing a movie type thing, 24:01 but visuals that go along 24:03 with what the documentary is talking about. 24:05 There's a lot more expenses, 24:06 you know, when you start traveling and shooting 24:08 and having to have people come and work with you 24:11 and coordinating all that, there's a lot of, 24:14 not only time involved 24:15 but there's a lot of expense involved, 24:16 and we've kind of gotten to the point 24:18 where we're close to exhausting our budget 24:19 almost we are with this project, 24:21 but yet we're getting so close 24:22 to being towards the homestretch 24:24 of finishing it. 24:25 This last summer we were doing a lot of traveling, 24:27 doing the very last narrations, 24:29 pulled together the documentary. 24:30 And in closing, I'd like to share with you 24:33 just some clips that we captured 24:35 while we were traveling this summer, 24:36 to kind of give you an idea 24:38 of some of the cinematic type of video 24:40 that's involved with this production. 24:42 As you watch this, 24:44 just think about the Days of Noah project, 24:45 think about how you could use it 24:46 with your friends and family 24:48 and pray with us as we move forward 24:49 to try to finish this production. 24:55 Noah gave us specific message to prepare people for the flood 24:58 and this angel that announces 25:00 "The hour of His judgment has come," 25:01 also has a specific message for our time. 25:05 Both of these messages are calculated 25:07 to prepare mankind for the judgment 25:10 by calling us into an ark of refuge. 25:13 We'll begin to understand what this ark of refuge is 25:15 for us today 25:16 by closely examining the message of Noah. 25:34 The Bible tells us Noah was a preacher of righteousness 25:37 and the gospel reveals the righteousness of God. 25:40 It simply means that Noah was preaching the gospel. 25:56 I've often said that 25:58 the Sabbath is an outward sign of an inward work, 26:00 because observing the Sabbath to define that we acknowledge 26:03 only God can sanctify us. 26:23 In Central Utah, there are evacu pods. 26:26 There are billions of these organisms 26:29 that make up these layers. 26:55 And because we are again living in the judgment hour, 26:58 the gospel must once again be given to the world 27:00 to bring every one to a decision. 27:51 And if you'd like to get involved with this project, 27:53 you can contact us at Laymen Ministries, 27:55 414, Zapada Road, Saint Maries, Idaho 83861. 27:59 Call us on our toll free number, 28:00 request the DVD series of the updates 28:03 at 1-800-245-1844 28:06 or you can get us on the World Wide Web 28:08 at www.lmn.org. |
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