Midnight Cry | Circular Letter | Spring 2005 [PDF]

        Watchman, what of the night? Watchman, what of the night? 

  [...] True servants of God are watchmen placed with God’s people (Ezek. 3:17). 

According to Mt. 25, there is a wake-up call, a midnight cry which is very 

decisive. At first, all of the virgins fell asleep, then, there was a cry, “And at 

midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to 

meet him.” The night is far spent and the great day is at hand (Rom. 13:12). 

The evening time which brought the light is behind us, the midnight hour is 

here. Every sermon, every circular letter must be understood and received 

as a wake-up call. The last message must be heard, as mighty as the sound 

of a trumpet, and its sound must be clear (1. Cor. 14:8). No one should turn 

to the other side and keep sleeping after having heard the midnight cry. All 

listeners must clean their lamps, so the illumination we have received can 

really shine forth as a light. The wise virgins fill their vessels with the oil of 

the Holy Spirit, so they will have sufficient supply until the return of the 

Bridegroom. 

   It seems like we have just left the old year behind us and yet we are 

already well into the new year. Many good things can be reported in the 

Kingdom of God. Never before have we received so many testimonies of the 

supernatural working of God. The truthful proclamation of God’s Word has 

helped many to find their balance in the knowledge of the truth and also in 

all the doctrines. Obedience by faith is the work of the Holy Spirit and is 

becoming increasingly obvious everywhere. 

   In all its truthfulness the last message is reaching the ends of the earth, 

and those who believe as the Scripture says are expecting the final tremen- 

dous work of God, the total restoration and their completion unto the day of 

Jesus Christ (Phil. 1:10-11). 

    Soberly we observe the events in this last and serious time from the scrip- 

tural viewpoint. 

   In this circular letter we shall deal with three current events: 

   1.  We   shall   address   the   events   of   December   26th,   2004,   when   the 

         seaquake occurred in South-East Asia, causing a flood wave that 

         left behind a devastation unlike any we have previously experienced, 

         killing hundreds of thousands of people. 

     2.  We will also   talk about the significance   of January   27th, 2005. It 

         marks the sixtieth anniversary of the liberation of the surviving Jew- 

         ish prisoners from the deadly concentration camp in Auschwitz. On 

         this day, special memorials were held in Israel, in Germany, and in 

         Auschwitz itself, where minutes of silence were observed in great 

         respect. 

     3.  We shall refer to the book by Pope John Paul II titled “Remembrance 

         andIdentity — Talks between the Millenniums”, which was published 

         on February 23rd, 2005. [...]

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