Before the Second Coming Temples Will Close Again
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Before the Second Coming Temples Will Close Again
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Before the Second Coming Temples Will Close Again.
The temples have closed. The work of redemption was stalled. The dead and the living did not have access to the saving ordinances. But that time has ended. And the saints sigh relief as that time is over. But the time of covenants is but a little time. The temples will close again. There is another part of the prophecy, and many don't know. The temples will close again. But this time it will be for a very long time. Many people have begun to wonder if the second coming of Christ will happen shortly. So many, that some are saying he will come this year or next. When is the second coming? When will the wicked be destroyed? The world is now so wicked that the only way to reclaim it is by fire. But the end is not yet, but by and by...I have spent my life researching the gospel, learning truths, and compiling the pieces of the puzzle. The big picture falls together, and we can calculate the times and seasons. No one knows the exact time, but the season you can know. There are so many signs and prophecies that have to come before the end of the world is here. Let me tell you some of them, starting with: When the Temples Will Close Again.
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