The END of DAYS..., page-6

I totally agree that time is running out. Those who desire to live with the Lord for an eternity and not be cast into the Lake of Fire along with Satan, his cohorts and those who reject Him, must come to Christ through the Salvation process we discussed in the other thread. Nothing is as important - not even close.

Signs and wonders are beginning to show as prophesied. Far more substantial ones are yet to occur. For example, Revelation 8:10-11 talks about a burning "star" that falls from space onto a third of the rivers and springs of water.
10 Then the third angel sounded: And a great star fell from heaven, burning like a torch, and it fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water.
11 The name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters became wormwood, and many men died from the water, because it was made bitter.

Whether the "star" is literal or symbolic is not the issue. The result will be real.

I look forward with much joy and anticipation for the return of our Lord and Saviour. The Parable of the Ten Virgins (Matthew 25:1-13) is paramount for our time. Whether He returns in my lifetime or not is not important. Regardless, He will return.

https://www.gotquestions.org/parable-ten-virgins.html

Christ describes the Parable of Ten Virgins who took lamps to meet a bridegroom. The word "virgin" was used at this time to describe an unmarried, young woman. They have all gone together to wait for the groom to come. Then they would all go together to the wedding feast. The ten young women have all brought lamps since the procession through the streets will take place long after dark. These lights need oil to operate. Half of the young women, however, either brought no oil or only enough to last a very short time. The groom is delayed. They all sleep until they hear the announcement that the groom is approaching (Matthew 25:3–7). Without oil, the five foolish young women are in trouble. They asked to use some of the oil brought by the wiser women, but there would not be enough for all of them. They were forced to run into the night in an attempt to buy oil, causing them to miss the procession. When they arrive late to the wedding feast, they are not welcomed in. Those who were supposed to be there have entered, and no one is left to vouch for these foolish ones (Matthew 25:8–12). Jesus emphasises again that nobody knows the day or hour when He, the bridegroom, will return. His disciples must be prepared (Matthew 25:13). So must we.