The term Rapture indicates a swift "catching up" (greek: Harpazo, latin: Rapturo) or rescuing of God's people prior to the outpouring of God's wrath during the 7-year Tribulation Period.
More InfoThe Psalm 83 prophecy indicates that the ten nations and people groups surrounding Israel will conspire, form an alliance to “destroy…the nation so that Israel’s name is remembered no more.
More InfoDamascus is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, and yet Isaiah 17:1 prophesies “Behold, Damascus is about to be removed from being a city And will become a fallen ruin.
More InfoThe original boundaries were presented by God to Abraham in Genesis 15, affirmed to Isaac in Genesis 26, declared to Jacob in Genesis 28, and confirmed by Moses in Exodus 23:31.
More InfoEzekiel 38-39 profiles how a large coalition of hostile forces, led by “Gog, prince of Rosh, Meshech, and Tubal” attacks Israel from the North. The Lord will supernaturally defeat this threat.
More InfoThe world is approaching a notable period of history—the Tribulation period. The Bible references the Tribulation by many names: Daniel’s 70th week, the time of Jacob’s sorrow, the time of God’s wrath.
More InfoThe term Armageddon is one of the best known four-syllable biblical words. The term Armageddon references a battle that is profiled in the book of Revelation where the armies of the Earth...
More InfoThe Millennium and the Millennial Reign of Christ are referenced in Scripture more than 2000 times. Many view Revelation 20 as the principle (if not the sole) reference to the Millennium in the Bible.
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