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Hi Marilyn, I don't think so. The seals cover events to take place during the 7 years, from beginning to end. Note day 1 and day 2520 on the chart.

"i.e." is a Latin abbreviation for id est, meaning "that is," or "in other words," used to clarify or rephrase a previous statement. i.e. is a commonly used grammar term, meaning "that is" or "in other words". It has no religious significance like your slang word "trib", nor "tribulation"...

You are not communicating in an understandable way. Also, stop using your slang term "trib" and do not use "tribulation"as well. And not "3.5 years". Use the terms in the text, i.e. 1260 days and a time, times, half time.

Either way, one time period, the 1260 days, is BEFORE the war in heaven and one is AFTER it, the time/times/half time - to total 7 years.. 1260 + the war time in the second heaven + time/times/half time = 7 years.

In Revelation 12:14, there are the Jews who flee to the mountains where they are protected. And the Jews who do flee to the mountains right away are the remnant vulnerable in Revelation 12:17

I think that the rapture could take place pre-trib (pre-70th week). Or it may not. But the resurrection/rapture event must take place before the transgression of desolation act takes place - because that act will draw God's wrath. And in 1Thessalonians5:9-11, it says Christians are...

Time will tell. But I don't think the Antichrist can be a muslim. The Antichrist must be a Jew in order for the Jews to think he is their long awaited King of Israel messiah. The prince that shall come in Daniel 9:26 will be the Antichrist person. Also, in Revelation 6, the...

My view is that the resurrection/rapture event will take place any time between right this very second and the day the Antichrist commits the transgression of desolation act described in 2Thessalonians2:4.

I don't know what you are talking about. The 1260 days of Revelation 12:6 are the first half of the seven years. And the time, times, half time of Revelation 12:14 are in the second half of the seven years. Can't you just look at the table/chart. It is just a matter of whether those time...

The 1260 days take place in the first half of the 7 years. The 42 months take place in the second half of the seven years. Simply put, the like time frame expressions are grouped together and are placed in either the first half or second half of the 7 years.

Marilyn, the Gog/Magog event will be right before the 7 years. We are not told how long that event lasts. But when God supernaturally destroys Gog's army, the 7 years will follow right after the destruction. The 7 years are in Ezekiel 39:9.

Marilyn, when you say "the tribulation", do you mean the 7 years ? I never use the term "the tribulation" because it can be confusing as to whether the 7 years are meant, or if the great tribulation is meant. I expect the 7 years to begin in the fall, at the time of the feast of tabernacles...

No, the time, times and half time comes after the 1260 days. Revelation 12:6 - 1260 days, Revelation 12:7-9 - the war in the second heaven Revelation 12:14 - a time, times, half time. btw, I never refer to the 7 years as "tribulation". But as the 7 year 70th week of Daniel 9:27 instead.

@shepherdsword See how the 1260 days of Revelation 12:6 and the time, times, half time of Revelation 12:14, when combined, make up the 7 years ?

The main thing is to take the like time expressions and group those together. And place the group in either the first half or second half of the 7 years. Don't do conversions. Just stick with the time expressions as given in the text.

It says 42 months, not 1260 days. Although many say mathematically 42 months is the same as 1260 days. What a person needs to do to understand where those events take place in the 7 years - is to match all of the like time expressions together. The 42 months matches the 42 months in...

Marilyn, the three man-created feasts of the opening post take place... 9th of Av - August 3 Hanukkah - December 14-22 Purim - March 2-3 So those really don't fit with the God ordained fall feasts that Jesus will fulfill at His second coming.

Hi Marilyn, I don't think those three feasts you listed in your opening post are God ordained feasts. The three feasts you listed are man-created feast. The God ordained feasts in the bible are in Leviticus 23. There are 7 feasts. Four in the spring. Passover, Unleavened Bread...

There are 7 years in Revelation 12 from Revelation 12:6 to Revelation 12:17.