End of Days
End of Days
In the next five sessions, we will be taking a trip into the very near future, and we'll examine what scripture tells us regarding the end of days and what the build-up to it will look like.
I will do my very best to put it into chronological order, as often saints are confused as to when certain events will take place.
In this very first session, I will give a brief look at what will be coming to you very soon.
The book of Revelation, chapter 1, verses 1-3, reads, "Blessed is the one who reads these words."
So it starts by telling us that Revelation, which is called APOCOLYPSIS, MEANING THE UNVEILING OF JESUS, IS A BOOK OF BLESSING TO ALL WHO READ IT.
Jesus was born among animal dung; his father was a carpenter, and his mother was a Jewish peasant. The book of Revelation reveals the testimony of Jesus, which is the spirit of prophecy (Rev. 19:10).
This indicates that prophetic writings have their foundation in the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
This includes the book of Revelation.
The Bible starts with a tree in Genesis 2:9 and ends with a tree in Revelation 22:1-2.
The tree is the Lord Jesus, as he is the beginning and the end.
So, the first chapter of the Bible has no Satan, and the last chapter in Revelation has no Satan because the Glory of the Lord does, and will, cover the Earth.
The Saviour as the Judge of the Earth.
This we will examine as the Bible describes the phenomenal event which Revelation builds up towards, an almost indescribable event.
A door open in Heaven to a voice like a Trumpet.
This will show us what must take place when the saints will be taken away, an event that is beyond our imagination, but we look at what the Bible and Revelation tells us what it will be like.
The Earth as a vast concentration camp.
The merciful God and the judge of the whole Earth. How the lost will cry and weep, wishing the mountains would fall on them. Their prayers are too late.
Armageddon and the Antichrist.
A time of massive deception and miracles, with the whole Earth being deceived, culminating in the largest war that has ever been seen since the dawn of time.
The King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Jesus comes not for His church but with His church, the King, and His bride —the queen (His bride) comes with the King.
The Millennium and his will on Earth.
Much is said about the millennium, but little is understood about this incredible event, so we will look at this specifically and see what the book of the unveiling reveals.
The Final Judgement.
This is not a judgement like the first Judgement.
This is where the Book of Life is opened, and we meet our Saviour, or we meet the judge.
Final things.
This will look at the destination of Ethics and those who overcame all things. To him who hears, take the gift of the water of life.
We will look at the last prayer in the bible and the one who testifies these things: I am coming soon.
May the Lord, who is our comfort, bless you all.
The views and opinions expressed in this content are those of the individual(s) involved and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MFG. Any content provided is for informational purposes and should not be interpreted as representing the views of MFG.
I will do my very best to put it into chronological order, as often saints are confused as to when certain events will take place.
In this very first session, I will give a brief look at what will be coming to you very soon.
The book of Revelation, chapter 1, verses 1-3, reads, "Blessed is the one who reads these words."
So it starts by telling us that Revelation, which is called APOCOLYPSIS, MEANING THE UNVEILING OF JESUS, IS A BOOK OF BLESSING TO ALL WHO READ IT.
Jesus was born among animal dung; his father was a carpenter, and his mother was a Jewish peasant. The book of Revelation reveals the testimony of Jesus, which is the spirit of prophecy (Rev. 19:10).
This indicates that prophetic writings have their foundation in the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
This includes the book of Revelation.
The Bible starts with a tree in Genesis 2:9 and ends with a tree in Revelation 22:1-2.
The tree is the Lord Jesus, as he is the beginning and the end.
So, the first chapter of the Bible has no Satan, and the last chapter in Revelation has no Satan because the Glory of the Lord does, and will, cover the Earth.
The Saviour as the Judge of the Earth.
This we will examine as the Bible describes the phenomenal event which Revelation builds up towards, an almost indescribable event.
A door open in Heaven to a voice like a Trumpet.
This will show us what must take place when the saints will be taken away, an event that is beyond our imagination, but we look at what the Bible and Revelation tells us what it will be like.
The Earth as a vast concentration camp.
The merciful God and the judge of the whole Earth. How the lost will cry and weep, wishing the mountains would fall on them. Their prayers are too late.
Armageddon and the Antichrist.
A time of massive deception and miracles, with the whole Earth being deceived, culminating in the largest war that has ever been seen since the dawn of time.
The King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Jesus comes not for His church but with His church, the King, and His bride —the queen (His bride) comes with the King.
The Millennium and his will on Earth.
Much is said about the millennium, but little is understood about this incredible event, so we will look at this specifically and see what the book of the unveiling reveals.
The Final Judgement.
This is not a judgement like the first Judgement.
This is where the Book of Life is opened, and we meet our Saviour, or we meet the judge.
Final things.
This will look at the destination of Ethics and those who overcame all things. To him who hears, take the gift of the water of life.
We will look at the last prayer in the bible and the one who testifies these things: I am coming soon.
May the Lord, who is our comfort, bless you all.
The views and opinions expressed in this content are those of the individual(s) involved and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MFG. Any content provided is for informational purposes and should not be interpreted as representing the views of MFG.