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Recent Posts: A voice in the wilderness
For the Lord, Himself will come down. My thoughts on a mid-tribulation rapture.
In attempting to understand God’s wrath I did an in-depth study on the seals, trumpets, and bowl judgments. Part one – the seals and the brief interlude.
Another question from a friend. This time it was, why are there multiple creations of day?
Seals, trumpets, and bowls. An attempt to understand what is about to happen as God’s wrath gets poured out.
I was told by the Holy Spirit to share a very disturbing dream with you.
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Seals, trumpets, and bowls. An attempt to understand what is about to happen as God’s wrath gets poured out.
I meant to make a chronological outline to describe the judgments of God that begin in Revelation 6. This is what you get. I am one of those people who always wanted to understand end times events (Eschatology), but the … Continue reading
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Tagged antichrist, bible study, convenant with many, Eschatology, insolent, intrigue, Islam, Mahdi, Muhammad, Muslims, One world relgion, Peace, Revelation, seven years of wrath, the beast, The rider on the white horse, The Seals, tradition, war
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Questions? Some have all the answers.
The July 2012 newsletter, “The Bible Says” calls itself ‘the bible answer to your questions’. Obviously not every question, like “Daddy, where did we dinosaurs come from?” Because this is one of those things that the bible is rather silent … Continue reading
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Tagged antichrist, Arabians, Assyrians, Caesar, Daniel, Josephus, Julius Caesar, logic, Roman Empire, Syrians, Titus, tradition, understanding
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