Woe to him that buildeth a town with blood, and stablisheth a city by iniquity!
Woe is pronounced on anyone who builds a town by bloodshed and establishes a city by wrongdoing. The saying belongs to Habakkuk 2:3-20, which stands as a warning about events to come in the last days. Within that warning it portrays scenes of destruction and desolation from God's judgments upon cities that will soon be witnessed universally in the last day.
Its picture is only a faint description of the reality of the last days, when evil springs forth and Satan drills his army year by year to develop strong parties ready for the great battle of the final conflict. What it pictures will be fulfilled at the appointed time without delay and become a living reality, as surely as the desolation witnessed at San Francisco. Therefore all must be ready, because the Son of man comes in an hour that is not expected.
Woe is pronounced on anyone who builds a town by bloodshed and establishes a city by wrongdoing. The saying belongs to Habakkuk 2:3-20, which stands as a warning about events to come in the last days. Within that warning it portrays scenes of destruction and desolation from God's judgments upon cities that will soon be witnessed universally in the last day.
Its picture is only a faint description of the reality of the last days, when evil springs forth and Satan drills his army year by year to develop strong parties ready for the great battle of the final conflict. What it pictures will be fulfilled at the appointed time without delay and become a living reality, as surely as the desolation witnessed at San Francisco. Therefore all must be ready, because the Son of man comes in an hour that is not expected.