Put a MARK on the FOREHEAD of the men who SIGH and CRY

1 Direction setting
2 Understanding the antichrist
3 Jesus’ prophecy about the antichrist
4 All these things will come upon this generation
5 Hypocrisy
6 Hypocrisy and Fear
7 Misinterpretation due to Hypocrisy
8 Blind from Hypocrisy
9 The Sin of Wealthy Heart
10 The Portion with the Hypocrites
11 The First Vatican Council
12 The Second Vatican Council
13 The Church of Rome and Christianity
14 The God’s Situation
15 The First Covenant
16 The Covenant with Abraham
17 The Covenant with Israel
18 The Covenant of Priesthood
19 The Covenant with David
20 New Covenant
21 Fulfillment of Covenants
22 Examine yourselves
23 Are we Christians?
24 The reason for not allowing to know the mysteries of heaven
25 Christians’ Gratitude
26 Reward and Punishment
27 God’s Sovereignty
28 Sin of Adultery
29 To obtain eternal life in Old Testament times
30 To obtain eternal life in New Testament times
31 The criterion to receiving the grace
32 The Definition of Faith
33 Repentance
34 Baptism
35 Baptism of the Holy Spirit
36 The Guidance of the Holy Spirit
37 Misconceptions about the Holy Spirit
38 The life of Faith
39 The two terrifying sins
40 Put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and cry

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Notes

In the end, we will receive either a mark from God or a mark from the beast- only one of the two.
So, who will be the ones to receive the mark of God on their foreheads?

In Ezekiel 9:1-6, we can see that those with the mark on their foreheads are clearly separated so that they are not harmed when people are judged. It is exactly the same as the content found in the book of Revelation. However, in the content above, it is explained exactly who will receive the mark on the forehead. It is said, “Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and cry over all the abominations that are done within it.” That is, those who received the mark of God on their foreheads were the ones who sigh and cry for the things of God.

As I read those words, I could not help but admit that God is truly righteous and just. I could be convinced by the standards of His judgment that He really has no discrimination: that He truly searches our hearts. This is because those who sigh and cry for the things of God must be God-centered, so it is impossible for them to be self-centered. We will sigh and cry only for our things or the things of our loved ones. We never sigh and cry for other people’s things.

However, it is only when I love God, when I have the heart of the Holy Spirit, and when Jesus lives in me that tears of mourning flow from my heart for the detestable things that are being done before God.
- 「from Chapter 40」