It's crucial to continue sounding the warning because it may inspire some individuals to change their hearts when they witness the collapse of Babylon the Great. Our current messages could resonate with them later, prompting them to seek true worship before it's too late. Just as the jailer in Philippi had a change of heart after an earthquake, others might also reconsider their beliefs in the wake of such a significant event.
Why is it urgent that we keep sounding the warning?As explained in the preceding article, it may be Jehovah’s will to save people who have a change of heart when they see the destruction of Babylon the Great. If so, then it is all the more urgent that we keep sounding the warning. Consider this: What we tell them now may give them something to remember then. (Compare Ezekiel 33:33.) Perhaps they will reflect back on the warning they heard from us and be moved to join us in pure worship before it is too late. Like the jailer in Philippi who had a change of heart only after “a great earthquake occurred,” perhaps some who do not respond now will have a change of heart after the world-shaking destruction of Babylon the Great
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It's vital to keep warning others, as our messages may inspire a change of heart when they witness the fall of Babylon the Great. Just like the jailer in Philippi, some may reconsider their beliefs during such drastic events.
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