Category: End Times
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More evidence for a 3½-year tribulation
More Evidence for a 3½-Year Tribulation In the previous article, we delved into the foundational belief of a 3½-year tribulation, contrasting it with the widely accepted teaching of a seven-year period. The purpose of this follow-up is to provide more evidence from Scripture, reinforcing the idea that the tribulation lasts for 3½ years, with specific…
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Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect: The Rejection of the Messiah and the Destruction of Jerusalem The destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in AD 70 is a pivotal event in both Jewish and Christian history. From a theological perspective, this event is seen not just as a historical occurrence but as a divinely ordained consequence of a…
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Further evidence for a 3½-year tribulation
This article is Part 2. If you haven’t read Part 1, titled The case for a 3½-year tribulation, please do so first, so you can come full-circle on this important matter. You may not have as much time as you think.
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The last trump!
We were given a pinpoint schedule of the events surrounding this text, but yet many still disagree as to when it will happen.
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The Parable of the 10 Virgins
While many interpret the oil in the lamps as a symbol of the Holy Spirit, it is important to note that Jesus would never instruct, ‘Go buy the Holy Spirit,’ even in a parable.
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The rich man and Lazarus
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus has a much deeper meaning than what we’ve been told.
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When is the Rapture of the Church?
The timing of the so-called Rapture is one of the most debated end-time events. Does the Holy Bible clearly tell us when or are the Scriptures so vague that there is no way we can pinpoint it?
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How and why Jesus will return “as a thief”
One of the most widely-known phrases in the Bible is “as a thief.” Ever wonder why Jesus is referred to someone who is not good, such as a thief?
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Biblical Feasts are key to understanding the end times
We often must look at the Hebrew or Greek to grasp the importance of a word or phrase, such as “feasts of the Lord.”
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