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Rapture Will

I just spoke with a friend today that was heading out to meet with his lawyer to go over his wills. You read it right, it's not a typo, that's wills - plural. He is actually creating two wills, one in the unfortunate circumstance of his death (which most people should have) and an additional one in the impending circumstance of the rapture (in the awesome case that this precedes his death.)

How great of an idea is that? Think about it. As a Christian, how would I want my money spent if I was taken away due to the rapture? If I was unfortunate enough to leave family members who were unbelievers (certainly not my immediately family), what good would some extra money do them for the next 7 years when their ultimate demise has already been sealed? Wouldn't my money be far better spent supporting the evangelistic effort of reaching the ones that had not heard the gospel before the rapture, or orphanages rearing young children during a very trying time? I don't know how you would word all of that, but my friend promised to let me see it when he's done.

This was a unique concept to me, which I think is great. What a great witnessing tool to reach his lawyer! Anyway, something to think about...

posted by Aaron @ www.HornIT.net @ 5:03 PM