With predictions of the coming rapture increasing, leave messages for less-faithful loved ones, friends and family; to be sent once you’ve ascended.
Leave instructions for the care of pets, plants, possessions and anyone in your life with special needs.
Write notes to individual family members, wishing them well, and offering some parting advice.
Prepare messages for less-faithful (or not at all faithful) family or acquaintances.
All those things you were prevented from saying by “woke” family members and radical left cancel culture, and family politics, can be added to your message.
We all have family members who have chosen a “different path”. Message Ark will provide a way to let them know who was ultimately correct.
The rapture will not be secret but open and manifest. His coming in this manner will be attended by the general resurrection, the final judgment, and the end of the world.
PDF’s, Word Documents, Text Documents, Spreadsheets and any other text’y document.
Photographs, graphics, scans of documents, scans of news clippings, and other images up to 100 Mb in size.
Short videos up to 100 Mb in size; with the option to link larger videos on external storage.
Ordinary, every-day text. We are going to be sending emails, after all! Simple text email messages are often overlooked.
Zipped, encrypted or other files the recipient might need; either to see to your affairs, or for their life going forward.
Links to reference material, encrypted files, downloads, other websites and data stored on third-party storage.
Knowing your legacy will be secure means you can ascend with the knowledge those who remain will hear your final earthly thoughts.
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The rapture, an event ingrained in the minds of many evangelical and pentacostal believers, is often depicted as a moment of divine intervention where Jesus returns to gather His followers. But, what about the messages left behind?
As the world becomes increasingly connected and digitized, the way we communicate has drastically evolved. In the face of this, one question has become more prominent than ever: what happens to our voice after we’ve been lifted up?
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