The Suffering
Judgment Day Unveiled: The Suffering in Prophecy
Lyrics
As He left is how He shall return
Emphasizes the return of a divine figure in the same manner as their departure.
Separating the sky
Describes a celestial event of separating the sky, possibly signifying a significant occurrence.
It's up to you what choice will you decide
Presents a choice to the listener, implying personal responsibility for decisions.
Will you live or will you die?
Poses the fundamental question of life and death, urging contemplation on one's existence.
Many things are written, written in His word
Refers to written content in a sacred text, suggesting a religious or prophetic context.
Prophecies being fulfilled
Indicates the fulfillment of prophecies, possibly foretelling future events.
Suffering and pain for the wicked ones
Associates suffering and pain with the wicked, reflecting a moral or divine judgment.
But peace for those who have been sealed
Contrasts suffering with peace, indicating a reward for those who are sealed or chosen.
Time is short, now count the cost
Stresses the urgency of time and calls for reflection on the consequences of one's choices.
He will come back to judge the lost
Foretells a divine judgment where the returning figure will judge those who are lost.
Time is short, now count the cost
Reiterates the brevity of time and the impending judgment for the lost.
He will come back to judge the lost
Repeats the theme of divine judgment and the return of the figure for judgment.
Earthquakes and famines
Lists natural disasters, suggesting a world in turmoil and chaos.
A world that's filled with pain
Describes a world filled with pain, emphasizing the harsh realities of existence.
Hatred and war
Enumerates negative aspects of human behavior, including hatred and war.
The suffering begins
Declares the beginning of suffering, possibly as a consequence of the mentioned negative elements.
Earthquakes and famines
Repeats the list of disasters and pain, reinforcing the bleak state of the world.
A world that's filled with pain
Reiterates the world's suffering, now adding vengeance and murder to the list of troubles.
Vengeance and murder
Introduces a theme of revenge and violence as part of the world's problems.
The earth is at its end
States a grim outlook for the Earth, suggesting its culmination or destruction.
As He left is how He shall return
Echoes the earlier line, reinforcing the idea of the divine figure's return mirroring their departure.
Separating the sky
Repeats the concept of separating the sky, emphasizing its significance.
It's up to you what choice will you decide?
Presents the listener with a repeated choice, highlighting the importance of personal decisions.
Will you live or will you die?
Restates the life-and-death question, urging the listener to confront their mortality.
As He left is how He shall return
Reiterates the parallel between departure and return, reinforcing a cyclical or divine pattern.
Separating the sky
Duplicates the imagery of separating the sky, underscoring its symbolic importance.
It's up to you what choice will you decide
Reiterates the theme of personal choice, emphasizing individual responsibility.
Will you live or will you die?
Repeats the fundamental life-or-death question, prompting reflection on one's fate.
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