Jesus second coming in the bible

-1500 prophecies of Jesus second coming in bible

-Daniel was told the time of the end (Dan 12:9, John in Revelation)

-Sandali dingpa

-The Bible warns us (Sign)  Matt 24:3-14

3 O liv Mual tungah Jesuh tu-in a om laitakin a nungzuite guak a tuamin hong pai uh a, “Hih thute cik ciangin hong piangding a, nang na hong paiding hun leh hun beina ding bang lim hong om ding ahi hiam, hong gen in,” a ci uh hi.

4 Jesuh in amaute kiangah, “Kidawm un la, mite' khemsa-in ta kei un.

6 A nai, a gamla-ah galkidona thu na za ding uh hi. Hihte a piang mah ding hi a, ahi zongin a beina ding hi nailo ahih manin patau kei un.

7 Gam khat leh gam khat, kumpi khat leh kumpi khat hong kido ding a, mun tuamtuamah kialpi hong tungin, zin hong ling ding hi. 8 Hihte khempeuh pen gimna kipatna ding hi pan hi.   

Ø  A magnitude 7.0 earthquake Haiti on January 12, 2010. 200,000 deaths, 2 million homeless, and 3 million people in need of emergency aid

Ø  Burma cyclone in 2008 37 townships for two days. Official figures showed that 84,500 people were killed with 53,800 missing(140000)

Ø  Indian Ocean Earthquake (2004) magnitude of 9.15, and occurred on December 26, 2004, killed 200,000 to 310,000 people along the shores of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, South India, and Thailand,  October 11, 1138 and was named after the city of Aleppo in Syria, now called Halab. Its death toll was approximated at 230,000, Afghanistan Blizzard (2008) Some were frozen to death 100,000 sheep and goats and 315,000 cattle

Ø  July of 2011 with an estimated 12.4 million people in need of food, more than 9.5 million people, and caused widespread death and famine, North Korea from 1994 to 1998 and had an estimated death toll of between 240,000 and 3,500,000

Ø  Pull natna throughout Asia, Europe, and North America March 1918 40 million to 100 million people

9 “Tua ciangin note hong kibawlsia-in hong kithat ding a, keima hangin Gentail mi khempeuh in note hong mudah ding uh hi.

10 Tua hun ciangin mi tampi in a upna uh khahsuah ding a, khatlekhat kimudahin khatlekhat kilehhek ding uh hi. 11 Kamsang kineihkhem mi tampi hong piang ding a, mi tampi tak umkhialsak ding uh hi.

12 Gitlohna khang mahmah ding ahih manin ki-itna hong kiam ding hi. 13 Ahi zongin a bei dongin a thuakzote in hotkhiatna ngah ding uh hi. *

14 Tua ciangin mi khempeuh tungah teci ahi dingin Pasian' hong ukna hangin a lungdamhuai thu, leitung khempeuhah kihilh ding hi. Tua khit ciangin beina hong tung ding hi.

-Destruction of Jerusalem – World at end time  (Mark 13, Luke 21)

- Signs in History (Luke 21:25-26) 25“Ni, kha, leh aksite tungah lim hong om ding hi. Tuipi ging leh tuihual liante kihtakna hangin leitung mi khempeuh lau-in lunggim ding uh hi. * 26 Leitungah tu-in bang hong piangding, ci-in a ngaihsut kawmun mite lau-in sibup ding uh hi. Vantunga om nate a pai ngei bangin pai nawnloin lampial mangkhin ding uh hi.

Ø  Dark Day (may 19, 1780)

Ø  Meteor shower occurred (Nov 12, 1833)

Herschel, the great astronomer, frankly admits, “the Dark Day, May 19, 1780, is one of those wonderful phenomena of nature “History records these memorable events as follows:

The dark day of New England, so familiar to old and young, came May 19. 1780...Near eleven o'clock, it began to grow dark, as if night were coming. Men ceased their work; the lowing cattle came to the barns, the bleating sheep huddled by the fences, the wild birds screamed and flew to their nests, the fowls went to their roosts...At night it was so inky dark that a person could not see his hand when held up, nor even a white sheet of paper.”

2Tim 3:1-5 1 Nitawp ni hun pen a lauhuai hun ahih ding lamtak phawk in. 2 Tuahun ciangin mite in amau angsung ding bek ngaihsunin, huaihamin, kisialin, kihisakin, mi zahko-in, nu leh pate' thu mangloin, lungdam theihna mel neiloin, biakna lungsim neiloin,

3 mi khualloin, hehpihna neiloin, mi gensia-in, ngongtatin, kihtakhuai-in, thuhoih deihloin, 4 ciampelin, thu khualloin, kiphasak gawpin, Pasian donloin pumpi nopsakna bek deihin, 5 biakna thu a puathamteng zui napi-in biakna hangin vangliatna thu a omte deihlo ding uh hi. Tua bangin a gamta mite na pelh in.

Matt 24:37-39 37 Noah hun lai-in up hunlohpi khatin tuiciin a tun' bangin Mihing Tapa zong up hunlohpi khatin hong pai ding hi. * 38 Tuiciin a tun' ma hunin, teembaw sungah Noah a tum ni hun ciangdong,

mite in anne zune-in om uh a, mo kipi, mo kikha-in nuntak ngeina bangin om uh hi. 39 Tuiciin hong tungin tui in mi khempeuh a tupcip hun ciangdong, kuamah in bangmah a theihloh mah bangin Mihing Tapa hong pai ciangin zong kuamah in theikhollo ding uh hi.

Matt 24:14  Tua ciangin mi khempeuh tungah teci ahi dingin Pasian' hong ukna hangin a lungdamhuai thu, leitung khempeuhah kihilh ding hi. Tua khit ciangin beina hong tung ding hi.

Matt 25:6 Ahi zongin zankim tak ciangin, ‘Zineipa hong tungta ding hi. Va dawn un,’ ci-in hong kiko hi. 7Tua nungakte zong tho-in a meivak uh hong puah ciat uh hi.

December 7, 1941

Sunday morning in Honolulu. Paradise, sunny, another day of sun, warm temperatures.

There were warnings. The Japanese Navy could not be located. Thought to be in the North Pacific and not in the area of Pearl Harbor.

Most of the Battle Ships were in the harbor that morning, the carriers were at sea thankfully.

Around 7 – 8 a.m. a two man radar station on an outlying island noticed that their screens were full of objects indicating a large squadron of planes, immediate radio to the Oahu  and were told that a group of B-17’s were coming in from the mainland and probably that is what you are seeing.  Another warning gone unheeded.

A two-man midget sub was spotted in the harbor another sign that something was not right, yet the high command did not go on alert.

Shortly after 8 a.m., Hawaiian time – 1:00 p.m. Washington time the Japanese aircraft struck  with a vengeance, straffing, and bombing the harbor with ships lined up like sitting ducks, creating major destruction. 

On December 7, 1941, an announcement was made during the football game between the hometown Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles.  All the generals and admirals at Griffith Stadium were instructed to report to their duty stations.  Little did they know their lives would be changed forever and America would be at war, or on war footings, for the next half-century. Pear Harbor had been attacked.

When the attack was over 2,800 men were dead, some trapped in the battle ship Arizona where they are to this day.

The next day December 8 FDR speaking to congress said “this day will live in infamy”, and declared war on Japan and Germany on the same day.  There is another day coming that will not live in infamy, the day Jesus Christ ascends from the heavens.

For 3-1/2 years there was war with Japan, millions of lives were lost.  Lives young and old were affected in various ways, from dying to being wounded to lives being changed in working habits, and thoughts and just living. Scars that today are still there and always will be until a new earth is created.

Matt 24:31 Nakpi takin peengkul hong ging ding a, leitung mun khempeuhah a vantung mite hong paisakin, leimong khat pan mong khatdongin, a teelsa mite a kaikhawmsak ding hi.

Mang 1:7 En un, amah hong paita ding a, meiipi tawh hong tonkhawm ding hi. Teipi tawh amah a sunte-a kipan mi khempeuh in a mu ding uh hi.

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