The Next 10 Years

Saw a photo from Easter 2016. It’s 2026 now. In that photo, there’s been two children grow up and go to college. One couple get married and have a baby. One adult have a major stroke, go through extensive rehab and get her life back. Another couple move. Another suffer cancer and also a parent’s death, and also inherit millions. One gal get thin and be diagnosed with something. One couple move and renovate. Another completely retire and hike Scotland. Another move and retire. Changes are wonderful.

We won’t mention politics and religion, and how divided the group in the photos is now.

The next 10 years?

If I send that photo in 2036? Who will still be alive? How many new children? Marriages? Retirements. Relocations. Health and wealth?

Will the world still be here? Armageddon is a real prophecy. The rapture is the hope of all Christians. The current president will be about 88 years old and the administration in 10 years will either make this country greater or take this country into ruin.

The next 10 years will be exponentially changing. Artificial intelligence, wars, God’s climate change… even Franklin Graham said something about “The End Times.” The End Times are the beginning of a new 2000 years of history. It’s the end of old, evil ways, and in with the new good ways. For a time.

It’s a long story. Time will tell.

Published by Notes To A Puzzled World

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