Matthew Chapter 24
Once again,
Verse 21 “For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.”
“In the days previous to the flood the fallen angels had materialized and taken human wives, and violence was in the earth. In other words, incidental to and preceding the Flood, there was the prevalence of evil, but all that evil was not the trouble. THE trouble was the Flood. The big difference is trouble caused by men and/or fallen angels versus trouble caused by nature as ordered by God. In exactly the due time, the Flood cascaded and drowned the entire human race all except for Noah and his family. The hybrid race (the offspring of the fallen spirits) was likewise all destroyed, and the fallen angels dematerialized and left the earth; however, they were not allowed to return to heaven. Thus, to the fallen angels, the door down here was closed (no more materialization's) and also the door to heaven. They were confined in earth’s atmosphere called tartaroo. It was like the genie of Aladdin’s lamp being reduced and squeezed into a little bottle, and so all of the fallen angels have been squeezed down around this tiny little planet. Thus the first order or dispensation was destroyed with the flood.
The future antitypical “flood,” a miraculous display, will be the destruction of the present order of things (the “present evil world”) and all corrupt systems. The trouble (Anarchy) at that time will be terrible, but God will not rise up to the prey with mighty demonstrations of power until the setting of Jacob’s Trouble when He delivers Israel. At that time, Isaiah says, darkness will be on ALL people, but God will arise “upon thee,” that is, on Israel (Isa. 60:2).
The first world ended with the loosing of water in a literal flood, and it was the God of nature who had so timed this flood. God said He would bring the Flood, but He would wait awhile—120 years (Gen. 6:3, 13, 17). Even the loosing of the fallen angels will be something God does. They are imprisoned in chains of darkness UNTIL the judgment of the great day. (Jude 6) When that prison door is opened and the incorrigible fallen angels are loosed and cascade down upon the earth that will be like a flood. God will do that—it will be a supernatural occurrence (although it’s possible that the fallen spirits will believe that they have somehow circumvented God’s control over them). The materialized fallen spirits, just like the Flood of Noah’s day, will be THE true trouble.
“The enemy shall come in like a flood” in Jacob’s Trouble (Isa. 59:19). The forces of Gog will spread out over the land like a mighty cloud, but more is implied here than just the (fleshly) people from the north coming down against natural Israel. The fallen angels will be loosed en masse, and an evil thought will come into the mind of Gog.
What is the first thing the fallen angels will do when they materialize?
They will go after the Lord’s people—first the Great Company (the true Church having already been completed and beyond the vail). The fallen angels will go after anyone called a “Christian,” anyone who maintains that stand.
When Babylon falls, the people will leave the churches for one reason or another. Some will be “burned” (destroyed, die) as tares (that is they will denounce all claims of being Christians), not wanting persecution. Tares claim to be Christians out of prudence, not moral conviction, whereas the Lord’s people who remain after the Little Flock is complete will flee for moral reasons. The Great Company will have to obey (refuse to renounce their faith and their Lord) if they ever hope to get life.
After the Great Company, the fallen angels will go against natural Israel, the natural people of God, wanting to completely exterminate them. Therefore, it will be necessary for the elect to step in—not only to save the Holy Remnant but also to prevent all flesh from being destroyed.
Remember the Great Company were called to sacrifice the human nature in the hopes of gaining a heavenly inheritance, a new nature, a spirit nature the same as that of the very elect and although they may have lost the prize for which they were originally called (joint heirship and immortality with their Lord) they may still receive life on the spirit plane howbeit on a much lower plane of existence (similar to that of angels) should they overcome during the great tribulation. In contrast the “Holy remnant” of Israel is an earthly class of overcomers; theirs is a promised earthly inheritance.
The reason for the extreme animosity between the fallen angels and the Lord’s professed people both natural and spiritual is because they hope to disrupt the Lord’s great plan and because they feel a hatred for all God’s children because he took their children in the flood.
Continued with next post.
Once again,
Verse 21 “For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.”
“In the days previous to the flood the fallen angels had materialized and taken human wives, and violence was in the earth. In other words, incidental to and preceding the Flood, there was the prevalence of evil, but all that evil was not the trouble. THE trouble was the Flood. The big difference is trouble caused by men and/or fallen angels versus trouble caused by nature as ordered by God. In exactly the due time, the Flood cascaded and drowned the entire human race all except for Noah and his family. The hybrid race (the offspring of the fallen spirits) was likewise all destroyed, and the fallen angels dematerialized and left the earth; however, they were not allowed to return to heaven. Thus, to the fallen angels, the door down here was closed (no more materialization's) and also the door to heaven. They were confined in earth’s atmosphere called tartaroo. It was like the genie of Aladdin’s lamp being reduced and squeezed into a little bottle, and so all of the fallen angels have been squeezed down around this tiny little planet. Thus the first order or dispensation was destroyed with the flood.
The future antitypical “flood,” a miraculous display, will be the destruction of the present order of things (the “present evil world”) and all corrupt systems. The trouble (Anarchy) at that time will be terrible, but God will not rise up to the prey with mighty demonstrations of power until the setting of Jacob’s Trouble when He delivers Israel. At that time, Isaiah says, darkness will be on ALL people, but God will arise “upon thee,” that is, on Israel (Isa. 60:2).
The first world ended with the loosing of water in a literal flood, and it was the God of nature who had so timed this flood. God said He would bring the Flood, but He would wait awhile—120 years (Gen. 6:3, 13, 17). Even the loosing of the fallen angels will be something God does. They are imprisoned in chains of darkness UNTIL the judgment of the great day. (Jude 6) When that prison door is opened and the incorrigible fallen angels are loosed and cascade down upon the earth that will be like a flood. God will do that—it will be a supernatural occurrence (although it’s possible that the fallen spirits will believe that they have somehow circumvented God’s control over them). The materialized fallen spirits, just like the Flood of Noah’s day, will be THE true trouble.
“The enemy shall come in like a flood” in Jacob’s Trouble (Isa. 59:19). The forces of Gog will spread out over the land like a mighty cloud, but more is implied here than just the (fleshly) people from the north coming down against natural Israel. The fallen angels will be loosed en masse, and an evil thought will come into the mind of Gog.
What is the first thing the fallen angels will do when they materialize?
They will go after the Lord’s people—first the Great Company (the true Church having already been completed and beyond the vail). The fallen angels will go after anyone called a “Christian,” anyone who maintains that stand.
When Babylon falls, the people will leave the churches for one reason or another. Some will be “burned” (destroyed, die) as tares (that is they will denounce all claims of being Christians), not wanting persecution. Tares claim to be Christians out of prudence, not moral conviction, whereas the Lord’s people who remain after the Little Flock is complete will flee for moral reasons. The Great Company will have to obey (refuse to renounce their faith and their Lord) if they ever hope to get life.
After the Great Company, the fallen angels will go against natural Israel, the natural people of God, wanting to completely exterminate them. Therefore, it will be necessary for the elect to step in—not only to save the Holy Remnant but also to prevent all flesh from being destroyed.
Remember the Great Company were called to sacrifice the human nature in the hopes of gaining a heavenly inheritance, a new nature, a spirit nature the same as that of the very elect and although they may have lost the prize for which they were originally called (joint heirship and immortality with their Lord) they may still receive life on the spirit plane howbeit on a much lower plane of existence (similar to that of angels) should they overcome during the great tribulation. In contrast the “Holy remnant” of Israel is an earthly class of overcomers; theirs is a promised earthly inheritance.
The reason for the extreme animosity between the fallen angels and the Lord’s professed people both natural and spiritual is because they hope to disrupt the Lord’s great plan and because they feel a hatred for all God’s children because he took their children in the flood.
Continued with next post.
