Life in the Milieu - A Second Coming

A Second Coming
'A Second Intervention is coming,' said one voice.
'And maybe you have been entertaining angels unaware,' said another.
'And maybe they'll intervene soon enough at the climax of certain issues be=
ing resolved.'
'And he shall come again in the clouds,' said another.
'So we're gonna give Satan a dust up,' said one.
'And teach him not to mess with us,' said another.
'And leave the sitch be, as we're not really right,' said another.
''We're not,' said Aiken.
'The Jews are the main concern of the Creator.  Torah Covenants people,' sa=
id a voice.
'We get along with the mission of Jesus of Nazareth,' said a voice.
'It's what we do,' said a voice.
'Our lifeblood was poured into that service.  Can't really change it much,'=
 said one.
'So we follow the man from Nazareth, and have a bit of grace from God in Re=
velation being partially recognized as something to bother with a little bi=
t for world to come purposes.'
'And it's really just a thing the church has to concern itself with.  The w=
orld is not to be bothered by our bothersome faith any more.  Pissed enough=
 of them off.'
'Pretty much,' agreed Aiken.  'It's bullshit.'
'As you say.  But it's our way, and you have been seconded into christian d=
uties to mess with the Serpents of Gehenna in our rumble coming up.  Think =
the outsiders movie.  We know you've seen it.  It's just a rumble, a bloods=
pit, a melee, and we've mostly learned our lesson to leave the devil alone =
to his own business, and he's had a piece of our mind.'
'I see,' said Aiken.  'Coz God is Torah, and the church is just something t=
o please the Christians with prophetically on judgement day =E2=80=93 the r=
evelation.  But it's not his plan. No eternal hell.'
'Wouldn't say it quite the same.  Many opinions that there are some who are=
 going to be condemned actually.  Our conclusion is that its probably just =
their own reputation for their life works.  They will just have to live wit=
h what they've done, and they will never really be forgiven many of them.  =
The crosses they will always bear.'
Aiken stood there, in front of the house he had been brought too.  'I see,'=
 he said.  'A second intervention?'
'World to come and all that Jazz.  Heaven coming down as Michael W Smith li=
kes to harp on about.'
'So eternal life in the physical world?' queried Aiken.
'The overall point,' said a voice.
'Which is why you are here,' said a voice.  'Knock on the door.  Her name i=
s Sarah Drum.  She knows who you are.  She will know what to do with you.'
And Aiken sighed, knocked on the Glasgow door, and a middle aged woman answ=
ered it, smiled at Aiken, and ushered him in.  And the 'Drum Plan' continue=
d on its merry way.
The End