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This is a quote from William Gurnall on the Cost of Refusing Jesus Christ's offer of Redemption:
You might own all the empires of the world, and have the nations creeping at your feet, as the animals came to Adam, and your lease on life might be twice as long as Methusalah's span to enjoy all this, without one cloud of trouble. But if you lack peace, I'd rather be the worm under your shoe or the toad in the ditch than you in your palace. Just one small thought of approaching death and torment waiting for you can immediately destroy all your present happiness.
- William Gurnall
http://www.ccel.org/ccel/gurnall/armour/files/armour.htm
Eternity is beyond what we can comprehend. If we were to put eternity in terms that one might begin to understand - this might give us the picture. Imagine taking all the oceans of the world and combining them into one supernaturally huge hour glass being released drop by drop. Then imagine flipping that hour glass when it is emptied and beginning again. This is the scratch of the surface of what eternity is like.
Now imagine an eternity separated from God and from all that one has have known on this earth and remembering it in hell throughout eternity. That is the cost of rejecting Jesus Christ and the price He paid to keep you out of there. Something to think about because time is running out.
You might own all the empires of the world, and have the nations creeping at your feet, as the animals came to Adam, and your lease on life might be twice as long as Methusalah's span to enjoy all this, without one cloud of trouble. But if you lack peace, I'd rather be the worm under your shoe or the toad in the ditch than you in your palace. Just one small thought of approaching death and torment waiting for you can immediately destroy all your present happiness.
- William Gurnall
http://www.ccel.org/ccel/gurnall/armour/files/armour.htm
Eternity is beyond what we can comprehend. If we were to put eternity in terms that one might begin to understand - this might give us the picture. Imagine taking all the oceans of the world and combining them into one supernaturally huge hour glass being released drop by drop. Then imagine flipping that hour glass when it is emptied and beginning again. This is the scratch of the surface of what eternity is like.
Now imagine an eternity separated from God and from all that one has have known on this earth and remembering it in hell throughout eternity. That is the cost of rejecting Jesus Christ and the price He paid to keep you out of there. Something to think about because time is running out.
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