IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR YOU (SONG)

 

IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR YOU (Song)

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It's too late for the nation,
But it's not too late for you.
Judgment may be coming,
But Yahweh will see you through.

He knows how to keep the righteous,
When judgment fills the land.
He knows those who fear His name,
And holds them in His hand.

They mocked His messengers,
They turned away from truth,
They hardened their hearts against Him,
They cast aside reproof.

Till there was no remedy,
The judgment had been sealed.
But even when a nation falls,
His faithful are concealed.

Noah stood when the world fell,
Lot was led away,
Israel dwelt safely in Goshen
When Egypt faced that day.

A thousand may fall beside you,
Ten thousand at your right,
But Yahweh knows His people,
He will guard them through the night.

It's too late for the nation,
But it's not too late for you!
Turn your heart to Yahweh,
Hold fast to what is true.

Seek Him while He may be found,
Turn from the world's ways.
Yahweh knows how to save His own
Through the darkest days.

It's too late for the nation,
But mercy's calling you.
Judgment may be coming—
But it's not too late for you!

Noah, Daniel, Job could stand,
Yet save their lives alone.
For every soul must choose the path
That he will call his own.

The soul that turns away from sin,
Yahweh says shall live.
He takes no pleasure in our death;
He waits for us to turn to Him.

So humble yourself before Him,
Seek Yahweh while you may.
Forsake the road of wickedness,
And walk the narrow way.

It's too late for the nation,
But it's not too late for you!
Turn your heart to Yahweh,
Hold fast to what is true.

Seek Him while He may be found,
Turn from the world's ways.
Yahweh knows how to save His own
Through the darkest days.

It's too late for the nation,
But mercy's calling you.
Judgment may be coming—
But it's not too late for you!

When the floodwaters rose—
Yahweh remembered Noah.

When fire fell on Sodom—
He delivered Lot.

When plagues swept through Egypt—
There was refuge in Goshen.

And when this world is shaken—
Yahweh will know His own!

Seek Yahweh,
All you meek of the earth.

Seek righteousness.
Seek humility.

It may be
That you shall be hidden
In the day
Of Yahweh's anger.

His name is a strong tower.
The righteous run to Him—
And are safe.

There will always be a remnant,
Though the faithful may be few.
Not following the multitude,
But holding fast and true.

Those who fear the name of Yahweh,
Who speak His truth in love,
Are written in His book of remembrance,
And watched from above.

"I will spare them," says Yahweh,
"As a father spares his son."
Then all the earth will know again
The righteous from the wrong.

It's too late for the nation,
But it's not too late for you!
Repent and turn to Yahweh,
Be faithful, strong, and true!

Though kingdoms fall around us,
Though this present age is through,
Yahweh still preserves His remnant—
And His promises are true!

It's too late for the nation,
But mercy's calling you!
While there is breath within you—
It's not too late for you!

The nation may face judgment...
But Yahweh knows His own.

The righteous are not forgotten.
The faithful are not alone.

Judgment may come upon the land,
But Yahweh will remain true.

It's too late for the nation...

But it's not too late for you.

Not too late...

IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR YOU (Song)

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YAHWEH IS NEAR (song)

YAHWEH IS NEAR (click here for song)

A song of grief, faith, and resurrection hope

I woke again to a quiet room,
Another morning came too soon.
The ones I love are not here with me,
And all I have are memories.

I whisper, “Yahweh, where are You?
I cannot feel You like I want to.”
Then through the silence comes Your Word:
A promise I have read and heard.

You never said I wouldn't cry,
You never said I wouldn't ask You why.
You only asked me to believe
That even when I cannot see—

Yahweh is near to the brokenhearted,
Near when the tears begin to fall.
Near when the house is still and empty,
Near when I barely pray at all.
I may not feel You, but I believe You,
Your promises are stronger than my fear.
My heart is broken, but I'm still hoping—
Yahweh, You said that You are near.

You count my wandering, know my pain,
You see every tear that falls like rain.
Not one is hidden from Your sight,
Not one is lost in the lonely night.

When I have no words left to pray,
You know what my tears are trying to say.
When all I whisper is, “Help me through,”
I know that prayer is heard by You.

You never promised pain would leave
The moment I fell to my knees.
Sometimes Your answer is the strength
To rise and face another day.

Yahweh is near to the brokenhearted,
Near when the tears begin to fall.
Near when the house is still and empty,
Near when I barely pray at all.
I may not feel You, but I believe You,
Your promises are stronger than my fear.
My heart is broken, but I'm still hoping—
Yahweh, You said that You are near.

Sometimes Your comfort comes quietly,
Through someone sitting here with me.
A telephone call, a gentle word,
A reminder that my cry was heard.

Sometimes a verse I've always known
Suddenly speaks as if it's mine alone:
“Yahweh is near to the broken heart.”
And something stirs within the dark.

Not happiness that makes grief disappear,
But quiet strength to face another year.
A little peace in the midst of pain,
A reason to get up again.

I can hurt and still have peace.
I can grieve and still believe.
I can miss the ones I love
And know the grave is not the end.

They are sleeping; they will rise.
There will come a promised time
When death will lose its hold forever
And Yahweh will reunite us again.

So when my feelings tell me,
“You're sitting here alone,”
I'll answer with the promise
That Yahweh made His own:

“I will never leave you.
I will never forsake.”
So even with a broken heart,
I will trust Him while I wait.

Yahweh is near to the brokenhearted,
Near when the tears begin to fall.
Near when the house is still and empty,
Near when I barely pray at all.
I may not feel You, but I believe You,
Your promises are stronger than my fear.
My heart is broken, but I'm still hoping—
Yahweh, You said that You are near.

One day the silence will be broken.
One day the graves will hear the call.
One day the ones who now are sleeping
Will awaken—one and all.

The dead shall rise!
The tears will turn to joy!
The arms that ache to hold them
Will embrace them once again.

So I will sorrow,
But not without hope.
I will keep walking
This long and lonely road.

For every setting sun means
I'm one day closer still
To that great resurrection morning
When Your promise is fulfilled.

Yahweh is near to the brokenhearted,
Near through every lonely year.
He sees the tears nobody else sees,
He hears the prayers nobody hears.
Though I cannot see You, I believe You.
Though I cannot feel You, I know You're here.
The grave is not the end of our story—
Resurrection morning is drawing near.

Yahweh is near…
Yahweh is near…
My heart is broken,
But Yahweh is near.

You cry…
Yahweh hears.

Your heart breaks…
Yahweh draws near.

And if today
All I can do
Is keep going
And keep hoping…

Then maybe that itself
Is evidence
That You are carrying me through.

“Yahweh is near unto them that are of a broken heart.”
— Psalm 34:18

YAHWEH IS NEAR (click here for song)

NOTHING MANKIND HAS DONE IS WORTH SAVING

 

Scripture shows us the system of man is evil, and flawed. That nothing can be salvaged and saved over to Yeshua's kingdom. Here is a study that shows the almost 6000 years of mans rule will be totally destroyed.

Scripture gives a strong case that the present system of human government, civilization, religion, and human rule is temporary, corrupted, and ultimately unable to be carried over into Yeshua’s Kingdom. The biblical picture is not that Yeshua comes to merely repair man's system, but that He replaces it with the government of Yahweh.

1. Satan is called the ruler of this present world

Yeshua Himself identified Satan as the ruler behind the present world order:

“Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out.”
— John 12:31

“The prince of this world is judged.”
— John 16:11

Paul calls Satan:

“the god of this world”
— 2 Corinthians 4:4

And John makes the contrast even clearer:

“The whole world lieth in wickedness.”
— 1 John 5:19

So Scripture distinguishes between Yahweh's coming Kingdom and the present world that is under the influence of Satan.

2. Human governments ultimately belong to this present system

Daniel 2 gives one of the clearest pictures.

Nebuchadnezzar sees a great image representing successive human kingdoms. But then something happens:

“And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed.”
— Daniel 2:44

Notice what happens to the existing kingdoms:

“It shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever.”
— Daniel 2:44

Yeshua's Kingdom isn't added as another political system alongside the existing ones.

The existing kingdoms are destroyed and replaced.

3. Human civilization cannot establish Yahweh's righteousness

Jeremiah states the fundamental problem:

“O Yahweh, I know that the way of man is not in himself: it is not in man that walketh to direct his steps.”
— Jeremiah 10:23

Human beings cannot successfully govern themselves apart from Yahweh.

Proverbs says:

“There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.”
— Proverbs 14:12

And Isaiah says:

“All our righteousnesses are as filthy rags.”
— Isaiah 64:6

The problem isn't simply that mankind has made some bad systems.

The problem is that man cannot produce Yahweh's righteousness through human wisdom and human government.

4. Human wisdom cannot produce the Kingdom of Yahweh

Paul makes this remarkably direct:

“For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God.”
— 1 Corinthians 3:19

And:

“The world by wisdom knew not God.”
— 1 Corinthians 1:21

Therefore, even humanity's greatest intellectual, political, scientific, and philosophical achievements cannot become the foundation of Yahweh's Kingdom.

The Kingdom comes from Yahweh, not from mankind.

5. Yeshua said His Kingdom is NOT of this present world

When Yeshua stood before Pilate, He said:

“My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight.”
— John 18:36

This doesn't mean His Kingdom has nothing to do with the earth. Scripture says the opposite.

It means His Kingdom does not originate from this present world system.

Its authority comes from Yahweh.

And Revelation shows where it ultimately goes:

“The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ.”
— Revelation 11:15

That's a transfer of ownership and authority.

6. Nothing corrupt can inherit the Kingdom

Paul gives us an especially important principle:

“Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither doth corruption inherit incorruption.”
— 1 Corinthians 15:50

That principle goes beyond individuals.

The Kingdom requires an entirely different order of existence.

Paul continues:

“This corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.”
— 1 Corinthians 15:53

The Kingdom isn't humanity's present system with a Christian label placed on it.

Corruption must be replaced by incorruption.

7. Yeshua doesn't preserve the old order—He makes all things new

Revelation describes the ultimate transition:

“And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away.”
— Revelation 21:1

Then:

“Behold, I make all things new.”
— Revelation 21:5

That is the biblical pattern:

Old → New
Human rule → Yahweh's rule
Corruption → incorruption
Death → life
Satan's influence → Yeshua's government
Man's ways → Yahweh's ways

8. The kingdoms of this world will actually be ruled by Yeshua

Revelation 19 describes Yeshua returning as King:

“And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.”
— Revelation 19:16

And Revelation 20 describes His thousand-year reign.

The saints are told:

“They shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years.”
— Revelation 20:6

This is not mankind improving mankind's government.

It is Yeshua ruling mankind.

The powerful picture in Daniel

Daniel 7 gives perhaps the clearest summary.

Human kingdoms are represented as beasts:

“These great beasts, which are four, are four kings, which shall arise out of the earth.”
— Daniel 7:17

Then the Ancient of Days intervenes.

“And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom.”
— Daniel 7:14

And finally:

“The kingdom and dominion, and the greatness of the kingdoms under the whole heaven, shall be given to the people of the saints of the most High.”
— Daniel 7:27

That is the central message:

The kingdoms under heaven eventually belong to Yahweh and His saints—not to the present system of man.

So what can be carried into Yeshua's Kingdom?

Human political systems? No.
Human religious institutions? No.
Human economic systems? No.
Human philosophies? No.
Human traditions that contradict Scripture? No.
Human wisdom that rejects Yahweh? No.
Satan's influence? No.
Corruption and death? No.

What does continue?

Yahweh's truth, His law, His righteousness, His character, and His way of life.

Isaiah describes the coming Kingdom this way:

“For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of Yahweh from Jerusalem.”
— Isaiah 2:3

That is why the Kingdom doesn't need to borrow the world's system.

Yeshua doesn't come to save the system of man. He comes to save mankind from the system of man and establish Yahweh's government over the earth.