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Here might be a fun one to toss about. Reading Genesis 18 at about verse 20 and following might give us a clue as to when the end of the world might come about.
It’s the story of Abraham asking God to spare the city if he can find 50 righteous people there. The prayer is granted. Then after “negotiating” for 40 and 20 righteous etc., God says He will spare the city if 10 righteous people can be found.
We don’t know the population of Sodom, so we can’t calculate the ratio of righteous to un-righteous, but maybe the second coming and the end of the world will be when the ratio is the same as it was back then.
But you see now how the prayers of the faithful hold back the wrath of God. Pray always.
God destroys the city in the second half of Genesis 19. I am not commenting on the first half of Genesis 19, but feel free to do so.
It’s the story of Abraham asking God to spare the city if he can find 50 righteous people there. The prayer is granted. Then after “negotiating” for 40 and 20 righteous etc., God says He will spare the city if 10 righteous people can be found.
We don’t know the population of Sodom, so we can’t calculate the ratio of righteous to un-righteous, but maybe the second coming and the end of the world will be when the ratio is the same as it was back then.
But you see now how the prayers of the faithful hold back the wrath of God. Pray always.
God destroys the city in the second half of Genesis 19. I am not commenting on the first half of Genesis 19, but feel free to do so.