But if you've been with us the last few weeks, you know that we're talking about asking a question that you've never probably put together. I know I never have.

And that is how could Romans chapter 8 have a prophetic slant to it and I've been thinking about that all week and ever since I saw that in our part one study,

so we're asking the question in the title,

what are you going to do about Bible prophecy?

And you might justifiably say,

how in the world can you find eschatology,

Bible prophecy in Romans 8, but you know what?

I've concluded this.

That now when I open up my Bible, living right now in this 21st century, right now in the year of 2024,

as I open up my Bible, now I'm starting to see almost everything being imminently

prophetic in the sense of you name it the Lord coming back or God's judgments or the things of the earth the world the rise of the

anti-Christ a cashless society a one-world-world governing politic. These are things that I'm not making up but are in fact in play in the world around us right now.

And yet the Bible addresses all of those things which makes, in my opinion now, just about every page of the Bible

stimulating and prophetic and certainly preparing us for the future.

I just pray that our future is with Jesus this afternoon. How great would

that be? So Romans chapter 8, I'll read verse 31, if you guys nice and loud, pick it up

in verse 32. And by the way be watching how your salvation and the

security of your salvation is actually a prophetic reality. What thing shall we

say to these things if If God is for us, who can be against us?

We do not share is the most sign, but literally not for all.

How shall He not with him also really give us all things?

Who shall bring a charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies.

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