Looking for the Savior

The believer, already in Christ in heavenly places, abiding, too, in Him as he surely should for daily strength for the walk and all fruit-bearing, is taught to be looking for his loving Savior to come again. This also the Apostle taught the Philippians. He said, "Our conversation [citizenship] is in heaven; from whence also we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ: who shall change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto His glorious body." Phil. 3:20, 21.
Many now seem conscious that it is not the mere knowledge of the doctrine of the Lord's second coming that has power over hearts and consciences, but so receiving it from the mouth of God as a divine revelation as to produce desire and hope. Therefore it does not say in Scripture, "He that knows the doctrine," but that "every man that hath this hope in Him purifieth himself, even as He is pure." 1 John 3:3.
It is this which the Spirit teaches, for "the Spirit and the bride say, Come!" Surely, then, those who are instructed and led by the Holy Spirit of God will be taught to say "Come!" while looking and waiting for God's Son from heaven. We have seen also that it is a purifying hope, eminently practical, always associated with ways of separation unto Him, and suffering with Him and for Him, according to His will.
Let scoffers rail, with harden'd brow,
Arid cries of "Peace" resistless flow,
Or reason spurn His Word;
by grace divine 'twill be my choice
To wait for the archangel's voice—
To look for Christ my Lord.

Questions and Answers
QUESTION: Will people who reject God's present message of grace, and are left behind when the Lord comes, have another chance to be saved? Will they be eligible to hear and receive a gospel announcing the coming of the King? Many prominent Christians in orthodox and fundamental circles say, "Yes." But what does the Word of God say? Surely nothing else has any authority.
ANSWER: In Matt. 25 we have the parable of the ten virgins. These ten represent the whole profession of Christianity; that is, they picture the true Christians as the "wise" virgins and the mere professors as the "foolish". When the bridegroom came, the wise went in to the marriage and the foolish were left on the outside. The door was then shut, and the foolish did not have another chance. They picture to us thousands around us who claim to be Christians, but who are without Christ. Such worthless profession will be shut out—lost.
In 2 Thess. 2 we have a class—those who "received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved." They are those who will have heard the "gospel of the grace of God" but did not receive it. Is there any chance for them after the door is shut? Read the whole chapter; notice how God is going to send such triflers with His mercy a lie to believe.
Since they would not have the truth when it was preached to them, they will hear such a convincing lie they will believe it, and be damned. It is most solemn for any to reject or neglect God's proffered mercy, and it is very serious to teach error that tends to blind the minds of those that believe not, or to give them a false hope.
At present the Spirit of God is here striving with men; then He will be gone with the Church, and instead of His strivings, the terrible powers of darkness will be let loose to deceive men. If men despise God's mercy under such favorable conditions now, how can they expect to believe then? The deception is going to be so strong that, if it were possible, it would deceive the very elect Jews. (Matt. 24:24.) God will keep them, or they too would be deceived, for the deception will come with great signs and lying wonders.