This article marks the final event of the Tribulation – Christ judging the nations. Now that Israel has been judged, it’s time for the Lord to judge the rest of the people, the nations, who survived the tribulation. And this is a long-prophesied event. Plus, prophesy tells us where this judgment of the nations will... Continue Reading →
No, this is not talking about the war in Israel. This is about what happens after the Second Coming. When the Lord returns, He comes straight down to the Mount of Olives out of the north. When His foot touches the Mount of Olives, the entire mountain explodes. There is a great trumpet. The angels... Continue Reading →
Last Friday, we covered the Lord’s Second Coming and Armageddon. Then the Lord’s foot touches down upon the Mount of Olives. We pointed out Zec 14:4, which told us, “And his feet shall stand in that day upon the mount of Olives, which is before Jerusalem on the east, and the mount of Olives shall... Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, we covered the final seven bowl judgments. Let’s go back to the sixth judgment in Rev 16:12 And the sixth angel pouring his vial on the great river Euphrates; the water dried up, so that the way of the kings of the east might be prepared. This sixth angel pours his vial upon... Continue Reading →
We’re still at the midway point of the Tribulation, which also happens to be the midway point in the book of Revelation, and we’re going to look at what happens immediately after the Abomination of Desolation when the believing remnant fleeing into the mountains outside of Judea while being pursued by… the Dragon. Rev 12:1... Continue Reading →
Today is a two-for-one special on end times exegesis! Woo hoo! We looked earlier at the fifth trumpet judgment, the freaky locusts with stingers. Now we’re going to look at the sixth (and seventh) trumpet judgment – 200 Million Fiery Horses from Heaven, who will wipe out a third of the global population. And we’re... Continue Reading →
We have on Supply of Grace covered everything related to Day One of the Tribulation. We looked at all seven of the Seal Judgments, which include the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. In this article, we’re going to cover the first four Trumpet Judgments. These are massive global calamities, but let’s not forget that while these... Continue Reading →
That’s right. This article is called the 6 Horsemen of the Apocalypse! I came across an article by J.C. O’Hair called “The Fifth Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” He makes the point that if you count the second rider on a white horse, the Lord Jesus Christ, then you have 5 Horsemen. I thought, “That’s hilarious.”... Continue Reading →
Consider day one of the Tribulation. The 144,000, the Two Witnesses, the Antichrist, the False Prophet – they all make their appearance on day one, and in this article, we’re going to go look at another event at the beginning of the Tribulation, the scene that will take place in God’s Throne Room. We might... Continue Reading →
At the midway point of the Tribulation, the antichrist establishes his global kingdom. How does he do that? After the Abomination of Desolation, he’ll be the most feared man on the planet. The Abomination of Desolation is more than just the dragon pouring out his fury onto the people of Israel, but it also sends... Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered about some of the terms that we have used throughout the years, such as, “One nation under God,” and “God’s Country?” It’s election time once again, and we are sure to hear these phrases to prop up America, even placing it in “Most Favored Nation” status by God! I am as... Continue Reading →
In order for someone to feel comfortably convicted about justification during the Tribulation, I’d suggest that you need a good working knowledge about justification throughout the entire Bible. Consider the book of Genesis, which covers about 2,000 years of human history. God could have easily given thousands of books covering in detail so many aspects... Continue Reading →
Jeremiah means “exalted of the Lord,” or “established by the Lord.” He was the son of Hilkiah. Anathoth, his hometown, was in Benjamin, about three miles northeast of Jerusalem. The first time the word of the Lord came to young Jeremiah was when he was a child in the 13th year of the child King... Continue Reading →
Can you quote any words the Holy Spirit ever verbally spoke to someone in the Bible? We know from Paul that the Holy Spirit speaks. He said in 1 Tim. 4:1, “The Spirit speaketh expressly.” The Spirit speaks! He has a mind, an intellect, volition, will, emotions, and He has a voice. He speaks! In... Continue Reading →
Who are the 144,000? What role do they serve in the Tribulation? Why do they exist in the book of Revelation? Why are they young, male virgins? The first reference to the 144,000 is in Rev. 7 even though they're being marked and sealed takes place at the beginning of the Tribulation. There’s a reason... Continue Reading →
Can you guess who I’m referring to? The Maniac at Gadara. This story is also told in Matt. 8:28-34 and Lk. 8:26-39. Typically, Mark gives abbreviated accounts of events, but on this occasion, Mark gives the longest version of this story with the most details. So let’s read Mark 5! I’ll occasionally interject other details... Continue Reading →
My heart goes out to any nation brutally attacked as what happened to Israel, who has a right to defend themselves. And there is certainly nothing wrong with supporting our allies. But now the MCM, the Mainstream Christian Media, has gone into an eschatological frenzy over this war in Israel. Netanyahu is invoking Amalek and... Continue Reading →
Because Israel is at war, I can tell that many Christians are 1) freaking out and 2) talking and reading a whole lot about the end of the world (as if Israel has never seen a war before). So the big thing right now is Bible prophecy. Bring it on! I love prophecy! I just... Continue Reading →
This is a collection of snippets from our Wednesday night sermons on the End of the World, and these a few of my favorite aspects about the Lord's millennial kingdom. Enjoy! -j The kingdom is literal, physical, and visible here on this Earth. In the Bible, Jerusalem means Jerusalem. Zion means Zion. And the Earth... Continue Reading →
“Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellowcitizens with the saints, and of the household of God;”{Ephesians 2:19} The moniker “the household of God” denotes family and government. In time past Gentiles were strangers and foreigners to God’s household. In time past God’s household was manifest with the nation of Israel. Now... Continue Reading →
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