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The pre-trib rapture doctrine of men you're on tries to move the event of Jesus' coming and gathering of His Church back to prior to the tribulation Jesus warned of. That's why you also have the above Revelation 9 event timing wrong in your understanding. The last 3 trumpet periods are in...

Apostle Paul didn't use the word rapture. That word is not in the Greek texts. He used Greek harpazo which the KJV translators rendered to "caught up". That's what I use, because the word rapture has been misused by those on John Darby's 1830's pre-tribulational rapture doctrine, which Darby...

What you have written follows a doctrine of man that tries to move Christ's coming after His thousand years reign of Revelation 20. That idea is not from Scripture. It is from men. There is plenty of Scripture evidence outside of Revelation 20 to show that Jesus' return and beginning reign with...

The "last days" phrase is a favorite tome of pre-trib rapture preachers like Tim LaHaye. It presents the ability to be vague, so it can be shaped and molded into just about whatever time since the past 2000 years that one so desires. But with phrases like "the day of the Lord" will come "as a...

Another useless rant. Weak minded people usually resort to character assassination techniques when they've lost an argument. It's impossible for them to stay on topic after they've lost it, and they can't think of anything else to say.

I realize why you move those things over a thousand years from now; it's because of your heeding men's traditions of Amillennialism. The disciples and early 1st century Church fathers were premillennialists, and I agree with them. And I believe in a post-tribulational return of Jesus to gather...

That's really a useless... rant. It shows you're losing... it.

The timing of those Isaiah 24:21-22 verses is on the day of Jesus' 2nd coming, which is the "day of the Lord", and coincides with Satan also being cast into that pit and locked up for the 1,000 years of Rev.20 which begins after... the battle of Armageddon. Their being visited after "many days"...

Any studied Bible student would be able to tear apart any pre-trib rapture treatise.

No such thing as an "unknown tongue" in God's Word. In 1 Corinthians, the KJV translators added the word "unknown" in their translation; it is not in the Greek NT manuscripts. And since then, deceived generations have taken off with it thinking Paul was speaking of the cloven tongue of...

Nonsense. A count back from Sunday morning to Friday (day) doesn't equal the 3 days and 3 nights. Sunday dawn - He had risen before the dawn per Matt.28. Saturday dawn - 2nd day Friday dawn - 1st day That above count is nonsense. It doesn't account for the 3 nights either, which are 3 each 12...

The timing of the seals, trumpets, and vials begins with the last generation, which is the generation Jesus said that will see all those things (i.e., signs). Matt 24:33-34 33 So likewise ye, when ye shall see all these things, know that it is near, even at the doors. 34 Verily I say unto you...

I well understand not all events given in Revelation are in sequential order. The events are only about 7 main signs Jesus gave in His Olivet Discourse. The seals, trumpets, and vials have parallel events in them. But the last 3 trumpets are sequential, and mark a blueprint for understanding the...

Everything is going according to Holye (old saying), meaning, all is going to boil down to God's plan for the end of this world as written in His Word. God is still The Author of the Christian nations, even though the liberals and communists are gaining control. On the final day of this world...

I don't have to worry about misinterpreting the timing of those vials, because they are for the timing at the very end of this world, just as the seals and trumpets are too. They are for the final generation that would see those things, which is what Jesus taught in His Olivet Discourse of...

There's no way to get around the 3 days AND 3 nights being three 24 hour periods. Because Jesus was specific in John 11 that there are 12 hours in a day, it means He would be just as specific if He had defined a night as 12 hours also. And the fact that He specifically gave 3 days and... 3...

It's actually your timeline here that does not align with the reality of what is recorded in the Scriptures. That 7th Vial (or bowl) is the very last event of this present world. It includes the final battle of this world, Armageddon. It has not... happened yet. On the Rev.16:15 verse, Jesus...

Doesn't work that way. You must use the Hebrew day/night reckoning, for that is what aligns with the events in Scripture. The Hebrew day began at sunset (roughly 6 PM). Per John 11:9, Jesus showed there are 12 hours in a day (i.e., daytime with the sun shining, dawn to sunset). There's 12...

Thursday to Saturday is 3 days, which Thursday (Wednesday sunset) is actually when the count started with Jesus' body in the tomb for 3 days and 3 nights. The hours of the Hebrew day were specific. In John 11:9 Jesus showed there are 12 hours in a day (meaning daytime), thus there are also 12...

I believe that too, per Romans 11. See Luke 23 though, where Jesus gave a prophecy of how they will react at His return. They will wish for the mountains and hills to fall on them, because of their shame. Zechariah 12 says they will mourn for Him. That will happen when Jesus returns, and He...