Tag: REVELATION

Jesus Is Coming 8: Mystery Babylon
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Jesus Is Coming 8: Mystery Babylon

In the seventeenth chapter of Revelation John is shocked to his core at the sight of a woman riding a dragon or "beast". She is named, "Mystery Babylon, mother of Harlots", and the horror of her appearance easily matches her title. The beast has seven heads and ten horns. As I've noted in previous parts of this series, the beast's seven heads represent kingdoms or empires in chronological order, and as a rule in Scripture they're epitomised by specific kings who defined those kingdoms or are icons of them.

Jesus Is Coming 4: The Kingdom of the Beast
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Jesus Is Coming 4: The Kingdom of the Beast

The world gets smaller at the same time as the sign of all signs - anti-Semitism against a newly regathered nation of Israel - increases. I wouldn't say I believe that the Biblical end times are almost upon us with one hundred percent certainty, but there are just too many giant "coincidences" in play at the same time to ignore, and the world is surely heading in the direction described in the book of Revelation. I think prudence is on the side of those who have their eyes open, and as I quoted in part one, Jesus Christ repeatedly told his disciples to do just that: What I say to you, I say to everyone: ‘Watch!’ (Mark 13:37).

RAPTURE: The Church is Not Missing from Revelation 4 to 22

RAPTURE: The Church is Not Missing from Revelation 4 to 22

Pre-Tribulation people tell us that the word "church" isn't used in Revelation after John is transported to heaven, and that therefore the Church will obviously be taken to heaven before any Tribulation events take place. In this article I will show that according to John's own commonly used words and phrases, they are wrong.

Has Trump Destroyed the Push for World Government?

Has Trump Destroyed the Push for World Government?

Some popular commentators are viewing Donald Trump's latest actions as the death-knell for the movement towards any form of world government. Should we conclude that the dispensational evangelical view of "the New World Order" taking us all towards the times of Revelation is now conclusively proven to be wrong?

Rapture: When Will the Wrath of God Begin, and Who Will it Affect?

Rapture: When Will the Wrath of God Begin, and Who Will it Affect?

Many people are certain that the coming Tribulation will be seven years long, complete with persecution, wars, plagues and stars falling from the sky. They have the impression that the first day of that seven-year period-when the ink is still wet on Antichrist’s “peace deal” document-marks the start of the outpouring of God’s wrath, which will continue for the entire period until Jesus returns physically in power and glory. Are they correct? I here suggest otherwise.