Jesus Warned Us: When You See This Sign... It Will Already Be Too Late

What if I told you there's only *one* sign – a single, ultimate sign – that Jesus revealed as the point of no return? I'm not talking conspiracy theories or obscure interpretations. I'm talking straight from Christ himself, words most preachers never mention. Imagine waking up tomorrow and realizing this sign has already begun to unfold right before your eyes. His disciples asked him privately, away from the crowds, "When will we know the end is near?" And Jesus didn't answer with parables. He revealed four specific markers that build to a fifth, and most terrifying, sign of all. This sign is so unmistakable that when it appears… it’s too late to prepare. In the next few minutes, I’m going to reveal what Jesus said about this defining moment that’s closer than you think…

Picture this: You wake up one morning, make your coffee, check the news on your phone, maybe even start planning your next family vacation… and then, without warning, the sky starts to change. I'm not talking about a thunderstorm or an eclipse. I'm talking about the moment you realize, with absolute certainty, that there's no more time. That the opportunities are gone. That the moment so many have anticipated, others have dreaded, and countless have dismissed, has finally arrived. What if I told you Jesus already revealed what that sign will be? A single, definitive sign that goes beyond any prediction, beyond any interpretation or speculation. A sign that, when it appears, it will be too late to make any decisions. Jesus didn't hide this in secret codes or cryptic phrases. He was direct, clear, and blunt when he shared this truth with his closest disciples, in a moment of intimacy and candor.

You might be thinking, "If this sign is so important, why haven't we heard more about it?" The truth is, we're often so busy trying to decipher complex prophecies, calculate exact dates, or debate various interpretations, that we miss what Jesus expressed so clearly. When the disciples finally got Jesus alone, away from the crowds, they asked the question so many of us would like to ask: "Lord, when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?" This wasn't a conversation for the masses. It was a private moment of revelation between the teacher and those who followed him closest. And for once, Jesus didn’t use parables or metaphors. He looked them in the eye and shared a direct truth, one meant to prepare not only those men, but all of us who would one day read these words.

What Jesus revealed on that mountain, known as the Mount of Olives, was so powerful that it forever changed the disciples’ understanding of the end times. And if we’re paying attention, those same words should shake us to our core. Because what if some of the signs Jesus mentioned are happening right now, before our very eyes? That's what we're going to explore today. How to recognize the times we live in and, more importantly, how to prepare for what's coming. Matthew 24 records that pivotal moment: "As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately. 'Tell us,' they said, 'when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?'"

Jesus didn’t hesitate to answer. First, he warned about false prophets: "Watch out that no one deceives you. For many will come in my name, claiming, ‘I am the Messiah,’ and will deceive many.” Then, he spoke about world events: "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of birth pains.” What many fail to realize is that Jesus is establishing a sequence, a progression of events that will culminate in the final sign. He’s not just talking about a random series of catastrophes, but an identifiable pattern pointing to something much bigger.

What Jesus shared that day were four main signs, four specific markers pointing towards his return. But after the fourth sign, comes the last and most powerful sign, one that overshadows all the others. The first sign involves global catastrophes. Jesus talked about wars, famines, and earthquakes. Many would say, “But these have always existed throughout human history!” And they’re right. However, look closer. Jesus isn’t just talking about the continuation of these catastrophes, but their intensification. The Earth groans, nations tremble, and humanity seems to be holding its breath, waiting for the next global event. But here’s the part many miss: this is just the first sign, and not even the most important one.

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In this video I’m answering the question;

Will Jesus raise the cremated?

Or another way of wording this is, what happens to those who were cremated at the resurrection of the second coming of Jesus Christ?

I’ll start off by saying that God has not given us any specific direction, revelation, or a direct command as to what happens to Christians who were cremated.

There is nothing in the bible to point to specifically to answer this question.

There are some verses we can point to for guidance, however, and this is also a topic I’ve discussed at great lengths within the Christian community before.

A verse I want to share with you is Genesis 3:19, which reads:

“....you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; for you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”

This verse is telling us that our physical bodies came from dust, and shall return to dust after death.

Whether that’s through cremation or just the general decomposition over time, it’s a clear message that it’s not the preservation of our physical bodies after death that matters.

After all, there are various things that can happen to bodies after death that are out of our control, too.

Another way I’ve heard this question answered before is simply that when
Jesus comes from heaven and metamorphosizes millions of bodies and works the miracle of resurrection, it’s hard to believe he doesn’t have the power to resurrect cremated bodies.

What happened after someone died according to the bible?

Cremation was practiced in biblical times, but it was not commonly practiced by the Israelites or New Testament believers.

In the culture of biblical times, burial was the most common way of resting a body after death.

Bodies were often laid to rest in tombs, as Jesus was buried, or in caves, and in the ground.

While burial was the most common practice, nowhere in the bible does is command burial as the only method of disposing of a body.

Do Christians believe in cremation?

Despite the bible not giving a command on whether or not we should cremate the dead, some Christians object to cremation.

They say that God will not be able to resurrect the body of someone who has been cremated and re-unite them with their souls and spirit.

I see some Christians pointing to 1 Corinthians 15:35-55 to make this point, which reads:

“It is the same way with the resurrection of the dead. Our earthly bodies are planted in the ground when we die, but they will be raised to live forever. Our bodies are buried in brokenness, but they will be raised in glory. They are buried in weakness, but they will be raised in strength. They are buried as natural human bodies, but they will be raised as spiritual bodies. For just as there are natural bodies, there are also spiritual bodies.”

However, as I already touched on, whether a body has been cremated or not, it’s no more difficult for God to resurrect that body and re-unite it with its soul.

What I say is that Christians who died and were buried thousands of years ago will be more than dust at this point, so how is that any different than being cremated?

I’ll end by saying that the question of cremation or burial is within the realm of Christian freedom, it’s a choice a person should make with the blessing of their loved ones.

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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Genesis 3;19
01:41 - What happens after someone dies according to the bible?
02:23 - Do Christians believe in cremation?
02:58 - 1 Corinthians 15:35-55
04:05 - Conclusion

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