Prophetic Chart from beginning unto the ending, Prophetic studies

Keraz said:

I read; The Final events of Bible Prophecy.
It completely misses the next prophesied event; the Sixth Seal, that will change the world.
It also assumes that the world will continue on much as it is now, until Jesus Returns.

There is a sad lack of scriptural back up for that book. It is basically a work of fiction.

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Already told you about the 6th seal. Already in progress:


We are right now, between those two verses.

The other events in it, already took place (history).

Earthquake – Lisbon, AD November 1, 1755 (to be followed up, there was an earthquake at Jesus death, and there was an earthquake at His resurrection (both of which involved Angels, including Gabriel), interesting is the fact that there are endtime events which parallel those in the events of Jesus in AD 31, sandwiched between two earthquakes, like a special resurrection, etc, see details in the Desire of Ages and Great Controversy)

Dark Day (Sun/Moon) – AD May 19, 1780

Stars – AD November 13, 1833

Heaven Departed as a scroll (not Yet, still Future) (like as a veil)

Details:

[1,290, AD 508 unto AD 1798]

[1,335, AD 508 unto AD 1843/44]

[70 Weeks, 62 + 7 + 1 [1/2 + 1/2], 457 BC unto AD 27 [Baptism], unto AD 31 [Cross], unto AD 34 [Stephen], then the remaining 1810, unto AD 1843/44]

[5 Anti-typical feast Months, AD 31-100, unto AD 1833/34, Day of Trumpets, from Pentecost; Leviticus 23; Woe 1, Woe 2 and Woe 3, encompassing the whole 'Exodus', 'Wilderness' unto 'Canaan']

[1,260, 42 months, time, times and 1/2 time; AD 538 unto AD 1798]

[Great Lisbon Earthquake, AD 1755, November 1]

[Great Dark Day, AD 1780, May 19 - Sun]

[Great Dark Day, AD 1780, May 19 - Moon]

[Reign of Terror, French Revolution, AD 1793 unto AD 1797/8; 'spiritually Egypt and Sodom']

[Great Leonid Meteor Shower, AD 1833, November 13]

[Day of Atonement, AD 1844, October 22; 2,300 which began in 457 BC, Ezra 7, Daniel 9, etc ending in AD 1843/44]

[The Close of probation for mankind in receiving and assimilating the Everlasting Gospel]

[7 Last plagues, Wrath of God poured out]

[Final Events]

The magazine focuses on the last events to come, not so much the past events.

Keraz said:

I read; The Final events of Bible Prophecy.
It completely misses the next prophesied event; the Sixth Seal, that will change the world.
It also assumes that the world will continue on much as it is now, until Jesus Returns.
There is a sad lack of scriptural back up for that book. It is basically a work of fiction.

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If I may ask a question of you concerning the following texts:


When do you believe those texts will be fulfilled; before, or at the beginning of the 1,000 years or at the 1,000 years end?

Prophecy Fast fulfilling now ... only a little time left ...

Wake Up

The Real Issue

The Great Clock Of Time

7 Days

Great Work, Little Time, Part 1

... continued ...

Great Work, Little Time, Part 2

Bell And Pomegrante, Part 1

Bell and Pomegranate, Part 2

Red Pill

Duties Of The Congregation 1

Duties of the Congregation 2

Spiritual Amnesia

Closing Sabbath 1

Closing Sabbath 2 - Chaos Cycle

Prophetic School

Keraz said:

Your 'proofs' simply don't prove anything other that we have had many dramatic events in the past.

New England's Dark Day - Wikipedia​

New England's Dark Day occurred on May 19, 1780, when an unusual darkening of the day sky was observed over the New England states and parts of Canada. The primary cause of the event is believed to have been a combination of smoke from forest fires, a thick fog, and cloud cover. Quote.

This localized and easily explained event, makes a joke of your contention that The Sixth Seal is open.
We will surely know about it when it all actually happens, literally as the Bible prophets have told us.
Not something from the past that requires a great stretch of the imagination to fit all the 100+ prophesies about the Great and terrible Day of the Lord's fiery wrath.

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'localized'? You mean like the one at Jerusalem/Judaea in the days of Christ's own Crucifixion?

The event you are 'looking forward to', already took place in the past, and is recorded in many places:

May 19, 1780 - called "the Great Dark Day".

[Great Dark Day, AD 1780, May 19 - Sun]
Joel 2:10 KJB - "... the sun ... shall be dark ..."
Joel 2:31 KJB - "The sun shall be turned into darkness ..."
Matthew 24:29 KJB - "... shall the sun be darkened ..."
Mark 13:24 KJB - "... the sun shall be darkened ..."
Luke 21:25 KJB - "And there shall be signs in the sun ..."
Acts 2:20 KJB - "The sun shall be turned into darkness ..."
Revelation 6:12 KJB - "... and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair ..."

[Great Dark Day, AD 1780, May 19 - Moon]
Joel 2:10 KJB - "... and the moon shall be dark ..."
Joel 2:31 KJB - "... and the moon into blood ..." [before the great and terrible day of the LORD come]
Matthew 24:29 KJB - "... and the moon shall not give her light ..."
Mark 13:24 KJB - "... and the moon shall not give her light,"
Luke 21:25 KJB - "... and in the moon ..."
Acts 2:20 KJB - "... and the moon into blood ..." [before that great and notable day of the Lord come]]
Revelation 6:12 KJB - "... and the moon became as blood;"

Prophetic Chart from beginning unto the ending, Prophetic studies

See the overall chart of Time and Events here -
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"Almost, if not altogether alone, as the most mysterious and as yet unexplained phenomenon of its kind, . . . stands the dark day of May 19, 1780,--a most unaccountable darkening of the whole visible heavens and atmosphere in New England." R. M. Devens, Our First Century, page 89.

An eyewitness living in Massachusetts describes the event as follows: "In the morning the sun rose clear, but was soon overcast. The clouds became lowery, and from them, black and ominous, as they soon appeared, lightning flashed, thunder rolled, and a little rain fell. Toward nine o'clock, the clouds became thinner, and assumed a brassy or coppery appearance, and earth, rocks, trees, buildings, water, and persons were changed by this strange, unearthly light. A few minutes later, a heavy black cloud spread over the entire sky except a narrow rim at the horizon, and it was as dark as it usually is at nine o'clock on a summer evening. . . .

"Fear, anxiety, and awe gradually filled the minds of the people. Women stood at the door, looking out upon the dark landscape; men returned from their labor in the fields; the carpenter left his tools, the blacksmith his forge, the tradesman his counter. Schools were dismissed, and tremblingly the children fled homeward. Travelers put up at the nearest farmhouse. 'What is coming?' queried every lip and heart. It seemed as if a hurricane was about to dash across the land, or as if it was the day of the consummation of all things.

"Candles were used; and hearth fires shone as brightly as on a moonless evening in autumn. . . . Fowls retired to their roosts and went to sleep, cattle gathered at the pasture bars and lowed, frogs peeped, birds sang their evening songs, and bats flew about. But the human knew that night had not come. . . .

"Dr. Nathanael Whittaker, pastor of the Tabernacle church in Salem, held religious services in the meeting-house, and preached a sermon in which he maintained that the darkness was supernatural. Congregations came together in many other places. The texts for the extemporaneous sermons were invariably those that seemed to indicate that the darkness was consonant with Scriptural prophecy. . . . The darkness was most dense shortly after eleven o'clock." The Essex Antiquarian, April, 1899, vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 53, 54.

Keraz said:

Your 'proofs' simply don't prove anything other that we have had many dramatic events in the past.

New England's Dark Day - Wikipedia​

New England's Dark Day occurred on May 19, 1780, when an unusual darkening of the day sky was observed over the New England states and parts of Canada. The primary cause of the event is believed to have been a combination of smoke from forest fires, a thick fog, and cloud cover. Quote.

This localized and easily explained event, makes a joke of your contention that The Sixth Seal is open.
We will surely know about it when it all actually happens, literally as the Bible prophets have told us.
Not something from the past that requires a great stretch of the imagination to fit all the 100+ prophesies about the Great and terrible Day of the Lord's fiery wrath.

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'localized'? You mean like the one at Jerusalem/Judaea in the days of Christ's own Crucifixion?

More historical citations:

"In most parts of the country it was so great in the daytime, that the people could not tell the hour by either watch or clock, nor dine, nor manage their domestic business, without the light of candles. . .”

"The extent of this darkness was extraordinary. It was observed as far east as Falmouth. To the westward it reached to the farthest part of Connecticut, and to Albany. To the southward, it was observed along the seacoasts; and to the north as far as the American settlements extend."--William Gordon, History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the U.S.A., vol. 3, p. 57.

The intense darkness of the day was succeeded, an hour or two before evening, by a partially clear sky, and the sun appeared, though it was still obscured by the black, heavy mist. "After sundown, the clouds came again overhead, and it grew dark very fast." "Nor was the darkness of the night less uncommon and terrifying than that of the day; notwithstanding there was almost a full moon, no object was discernible but by the help of some artificial light, which, when seen from the neighboring houses and other places at a distance, appeared through a kind of Egyptian darkness which seemed almost impervious to the rays."--Isaiah Thomas, Massachusetts Spy; or, American Oracle of Liberty, vol. 10, No. 472 (May 25, 1780).

Said an eyewitness of the scene: "I could not help conceiving at the time, that if every luminous body in the universe had been shrouded in impenetrable shades, or struck out of existence, the darkness could not have been more complete."--Letter by Dr. Samuel Tenney, of Exeter, New Hampshire, December, 1785 (in Massachusetts Historical Society Collections, 1792, 1st series, vol. 1, p. 97).

Though at nine o'clock that night the moon rose to the full, "it had not the least effect to dispel the deathlike shadows." After midnight the darkness disappeared, and the moon, when first visible, had the appearance of blood.

May 19, 1780, stands in history as "The Dark Day." Since the time of Moses no period of darkness of equal density, extent, and duration, has ever been recorded. The description of this event, as given by eyewitnesses, is but an echo of the words of the Lord, recorded by the prophet Joel, twenty-five hundred years previous to their fulfillment: "The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord come." Joel 2:31

Christ had bidden His people watch for the signs of His advent and rejoice as they should behold the tokens of their coming King. "When these things begin to come to pass," He said, "then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh." He pointed His followers to the budding trees of spring, and said: "When they now shoot forth, ye see and know of your own selves that summer is now nigh at hand. So likewise ye, when ye see these things come to pass, know ye that the kingdom of God is nigh at hand." Luke 21:28, 30, 31.” GC, pp. 306-309

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The great astronomer Hershel states: “The dark day of North America was one of those wonderful phenomena of nature which will always be read with interest, but which philosophy is at a loss to explain.”

Samuel Williams who did extensive scientific research of the dark day had this to say:

“The time of this extraordinary darkness was May 19, 1780. It came on between the hours of ten and eleven A. M., and continued until the middle of the next night, but with different appearances at different places. . .

The degree to which the darkness arose was different in different places. In most parts of the country it was so great that people were unable to read common print, determine the time of day by their clocks or watches, dine, or manage their domestic business, without the light of candles. In some places the darkness was so great that persons could not see to read common print in the open air, for several hours together; but I believe this was not generally the case.

The extent of this darkness was very remarkable. Our intelligence in this respect is not so particular as I could wish; but from the accounts that have been received, it seems to have extended all over the New England States. It was observed as far east as Falmouth [Portland, Maine]. To the westward we hear of its reaching to the furthest parts of Connecticut, and Albany. To the southward it was observed all along the seacoasts, and to the north as far as our settlements extend. It is probable it extended much beyond these limits in some directions, but the exact boundaries cannot be ascertained by any observations that I have been able to collect.

With regard to its duration, it continued in this place at least fourteen hours; but it is probable this was not exactly the same in different parts of the country.

The appearance and effects were such as tended to make the prospect extremely dull and gloomy. Candles were lighted up in the houses; the birds, having sung their evening songs, disappeared, and became silent; the fowls retired to roost; the cocks were crowing around, as at break of day; objects could not be distinguished but at a very little distance; and everything bore the appearance and gloom of night.” Samuel Williams, Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, Massachusetts, in Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences to the End of the Year 1783, (1785)volume 1, pp. 234, 235

Keraz said:

Your 'proofs' simply don't prove anything other that we have had many dramatic events in the past.

New England's Dark Day - Wikipedia​

New England's Dark Day occurred on May 19, 1780, when an unusual darkening of the day sky was observed over the New England states and parts of Canada. The primary cause of the event is believed to have been a combination of smoke from forest fires, a thick fog, and cloud cover. Quote.

This localized and easily explained event, makes a joke of your contention that The Sixth Seal is open.
We will surely know about it when it all actually happens, literally as the Bible prophets have told us.
Not something from the past that requires a great stretch of the imagination to fit all the 100+ prophesies about the Great and terrible Day of the Lord's fiery wrath.

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'localized'? You mean like the one at Jerusalem/Judaea in the days of Christ's own Crucifixion?

Yet More historical citations:

“The darkness of the following evening was probably as gross as ever has been observed since the Almighty fiat gave birth to light. . . I could not help conceiving at the time, that if every luminous body in the universe had been shrouded in impenetrable shades, or struck out of existence, the darkness could not have been more complete. A sheet of white paper held within a few inches of the eyes, was equally invisible with the blackest velvet.” Samuel Tenney, in Collections of Massachusetts Historical Society for the year 1792, volume 1, pp. 97, 98

“The extent of the darkness was very remarkable ... From the accounts that have been received it seems to have extended all over the New England States. It was observed as far east as Falmouth [Portland, Maine]. To the westward, we hear of its reaching to the furthest parts of Connecticut, and Albany. To the southward, it was observed all along the seacoasts. And to the north as far as our settlements extend." William Gordon, History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the U.S.A., Vol. III, p. 57

"With regard to its duration, it continued in this place at least fourteen hours: but it is probable this was not exactly the same in different parts of the country. The appearance and effects were such as tended to make the prospect extremely dull and gloomy. Candles were lighted up in the houses; the birds having sung their evening songs, disappeared, and became silent; the fowls retired to roost; the cocks were crowing all around as at break of day; objects could not be distinguished but at a very little distance; and everything bore the appearance and gloom of night." Samuel Williams, An Account of a Very Uncommon Darkness in the States of New England, May 19, 1780 in Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston, 1785, pp. 234-246

"The Dark Day, May 19, 1780 -- so-called on account of a remarkable darkness on that day extending over all New England ... The obscuration began about ten o'clock in the morning, and continued till the middle of the next night, but with difference and duration in different places ... The true cause of this remarkable phenomena is not known." Noah Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, Vocabulary of the Names of Noted ... Persons and Places, ed. 1869, 1882 & 1883

"About eleven o'clock the darkness was such as to demand our attention, and put us upon making observations. At half past eleven, in a room with three windows, twenty-four panes each, all open toward the southeast and south, large print could not be read by persons of good eyes.” Samuel Tenney, in Collections of the Massachusetts’s Historical Society for the Year 1792, Vol. I, pp. 97-98

"About one o'clock a glint of light which had continued to this time in the east, shut in, and the darkness was greater than it had been for any time before ... We dined about two, the windows all open, and two candles burning on the table. In the time of the greatest darkness some of the ... fowls went to their roost. Cocks crowed in answer to one another as they commonly do in the night. Woodcocks, which are night birds, whistled as they do only in the dark. Frogs peeped. In short, there was the appearance of midnight at noonday." Correspondent's report from Ipswich Hamlet, Massachusetts, Boston's Gazette and Country Journal, May 29, 1780

"Perhaps it never was darker since the children of Israel left the house of bondage. This gross darkness held till about one o'clock, although the moon had fulled but the day before." Report from Salem, Boston’s Gazette and Country Journal, May 30, 1780

"During the whole time a sickly, melancholy gloom overcast the face of nature. Nor was the darkness of the night less uncommon and terrifying than that of the day; notwithstanding there was almost a full moon, no object was discernible, but by the help of some artificial light, which when seen from the neighboring house and other places at a distance, appeared through a kind of Egyptian darkness, which seemed almost impervious to rays." Isaiah Thomas, Massachusetts Spy; or `American Oracle of Liberty, Vol. 10, No. 472, May 25, 1780

"This unusual phenomenon excited the fears and apprehensions of many people. Some considered it as a portentous omen of the wrath of Heaven in vengeance denounced against the land, others as the immediate harbinger of the last day, when `the sun shall be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light.' The Boston Independent Chronicle of June 8, 1780 quoted from Thomas's Massachusetts Spy. See also `Some Memorials of Edward Lee' in The Publications of the American Tract Society, Vol. XI, p. 376

“Various have been the sentiments of people concerning the designs of Providence in spreading the unusual darkness over us. Some suppose it portentous of the last scene. I wish it may have some good effect on the minds of the wicked, and that they may be excited to prepare for that solemn day." The Boston Independent Chronicle of June 8, 1780 quoted from Thomas's Massachusetts Spy. See also `Some Memorials of Edward Lee' in The Publications of the American Tract Society, Vol. XI, p. 376

"That the darkness was not caused by an eclipse is manifest by the various positions of our system at that time; for the moon was more than one hundred fifty degrees from the sun all that day." Dr. Samuel Stearns, who had been appealed to because of his knowledge in "philosophy and astronomy", in a letter printed in the Independent Chronicle, June 22, 1780.

Dr. Stearns continues in good King James English:

"The primary cause must be imputed to Him that walketh through the circuit of heaven, who stretcheth out the heaven like a curtain, who maketh the clouds his chariot, who walketh upon the wings of the wind. It was He, at whose voice the stormy winds are obedient, that commanded these exhalations to be collected and condensed together, that with them He might darken both the day and the night; which darkness was, perhaps, not only a token of His indignation against the crying iniquities and abominations of the people, but an omen of some future destruction." Dr. Samuel Stearns, who had been appealed to because of his knowledge in "philosophy and astronomy", in a letter printed in the Independent Chronicle, June 22, 1780

"The legislature of Connecticut was then in session in Hartford. A very general opinion prevailed that the Day of Judgment was at hand. The House of Representatives, being unable to transact their business, adjourned. A proposal to adjourn the council [a second legislative body called the Governor's Council] was under consideration. When the opinion of Colonel Davenport was asked, he answered, `I am against an adjournment. The day of judgment is either approaching or it is not. If it is not, there is no cause for an adjournment; if it is, I choose to be found doing my duty. I wish therefore that candles may be brought.'" Timothy Dwight of Yale College, contemporary, wrote this account according to John W. Barber, Connecticut Historical Collections, p. 403

"The Dark Day, May 19, 1780 - so called on account of a remarkable darkness on that day extending over all New England ... The true cause of this phenomenon is not known. ... The dark day in Northern America was one of those wonderful phenomena of nature which will always be read of with interest, but which philosophy is at a loss to explain." Gage's History of Rowley, Massachusetts

It is simply amazing, to see the same willing blindness upon those of today, as those in Christ's day. They had the prophecies fulfilling before their very eyes, and they refused the very sign given unto them. Just as it was in Jesus day, the corrupt Jewish leaders (not all), did not accept their Messiah, thinking that the prophecies were to be fulfilled in another way, and so they still to this day, reject the true fulfillment, and so likewise, after the tribulation of the dark ages, as foretold (Matthew 24:29; see also Daniel), at the very time specified came the Great Earthquake (Nov. 1, 1755), followed by the Great Dark Day (even called this in History!; May 19, 1780), followed by the falling of the stars in unprecedented numbers (Nov. 13, 1833), which just so happens to take place just before the anti-typical Feast of Trumpets in 1834, by the Great Awakening, 10 days/years before 1844, and the ending of the 2,300 day/years (from 457 BC fall; Ezra 6:14, and chapter 7) of Daniel 8:13-14,26; Revelation 9:13-15, etc, all of which coincide with the 3 1/2 day/years of 1793 to 1797/8 in Revelation 11:9,11 in the French revolution/reign of terror, and from 1793 + 40 years (as Christ stayed 40 days) brings to 1833, plus 10 day/years (as 10 more days the disciples stayed in Jerusalem) to 1844 - a 50th year Jubilee.


All the events and signs in their proper order, after and before the other events so specified, and they are known in the world, and even bear the distinctive names such as "the Great Dark Day", of which no other in the history from the time of Jesus, even until now has occurred, nor been so called. The events and timing even match to the timing and deadly wound of the Beast from the Sea (Revelation 13:3), in 1798 (Napoleon (France), Alexander Berthier and Papal Rome), and to the timing and rise of the beast from the earth (Revelation 13:11), which was to become the United States of America.

Just as the Pharisees of old, they will say these can't be the signs, and attribute them to some other phenomena. They try to attribute the earthquake, the darkness, etc to natural phenomena and turn their minds away from what the word of God said would happen in their perfect timing and event.

They do not recognize the types and their anti-types, just as the tower fell (Luke 13:4) just before the days that there were two wicked highpriests (an officiating and a retired), just as we now have in the 9-11, and the Joseph Ratzinger and Jorge Bergoglio. So many other things taking place, they cannot see that soon, "the decree" will go forth (Esther 3:15; Daniel 3:10; Luke 2:1). They will be at a total loss to know what is coming and be totally unprepared for it (Proverbs 22:3, 27:12), having rejected all the road "signs" along the way.