In the days of Noah, life pretty much went on as usual. They were eating, drinking, marrying,

until the flood came. In the days of Lot, people bought, they sold, they planted, and built

until fire fell from heaven. Well, Jesus said that this same pattern will mark the day the son of man is revealed.

Folks, I'm going to show you how we are living in you for joining me on this edition of the End Time show.

You know, Jesus warned us plainly in Matthew chapter 24 that as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of Man.

And he said that people are going to be eating, drinking, marrying, carrying on with life.

And they knew not until the flood came.

Not because there was no warning, but because they refused to simply just listen and pay attention.

Scripture tells us in 2 Peter 2, verse 5, that Noah was a preacher of righteousness.

He was spreading the word about the coming flood, and yet his messages were, they were ignored

by people.

People made fun of him.

They mocked him.

Jesus continued the warning in Luke 17, saying the last days would be, it would also

resemble the days of lot.

Society would be, you know, just buying and selling,

planning and building, while sin was normalized and judgment was unthinkable to many. Oh,

there's no judgment coming. We'll just live however we want. But Lot warned Sodom,

but his words fell on deaf ears. He warned his son-in-laws,

didn't he, until fire and brimstone fell from heaven. The apostles said this same pattern would define the end time.

2 Peter chapter 3, verse 3 through 4 tells us that in the last days, there would be scoffers

that would come along.

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