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In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks upon the World Trade Center towers
in New York and the Pentagon, most Americans, teens and adults alike, have
shed any thoughts of personal invincibility. Sept. 11 taught us all that
life is fragile and there are no guarantees that any of us cannot be a
victim.
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While physical life is uncertain, the Bible reveals there is hope for a more secure world in the future. Even though much violence and suffering is predicted prior to Jesus Christ's return to this earth to establish the Kingdom of God, the Bible also explains that Christians need not fear this time.
While physical life is uncertain, the Bible reveals there is hope for a more secure world in the future. Even though much violence and suffering is predicted prior to Jesus Christ's return to this earth to establish the Kingdom of God, the Bible also explains that Christians need not fear this time.
Ancient King David faced many threats upon his life, yet he learned to keep these problems in perspective. As he wrote in one of his most famous psalms: "Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me" (Psalm 23:4, NIV, emphasis added). When the world around us goes crazy, God and His Word are steady anchors of hope.
In this issue of Youth United, we examine biblical foundations that provide understanding and encouragement for times like this. We begin with an article titled "Why Understand Prophecy?" to help you understand God's plan for humanity and the significance of biblical prophecy.
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