The Laodicean Message - E.H. “Jack” Sequeira

The only way I can describe the issue in the
great time of tribulation is what Christ experienced
on the cross. We will actually feel forsaken of
God. We will feel forsaken of God. And the Devil
will take advantage of those feelings. He will say,
“You know why God has forsaken you? Because
you are lost. He has abandoned you because there
is no hope of salvation for you.”
And your feelings will say there is no hope for
you. But your faith will say, “I will never forsake
you,” that your righteousness is not in you, but in
His son.
It will be the issue of righteousness by faith.
Are you willing to rest in Christ, the Lord of the
Sabbath, even though you feel forsaken, and you
feel that you don’t deserve heaven? And when,
because your faith is sealed, you endure this great
tribulation, and the devil will try and do his best,
and he fails, then and then only will he pass the
decree to kill them, which means that he is going
beyond the bargain. And God will say, “No, you
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