The study of Bible prophecy can reveal deeper understanding of God and how He works with His created beings.
The Baby Jesus – Revelation 12:1-6 Beginning Point in Time: Just before Jesus was born Ending Point in Time: 1798 Summary: This is a story about Lucifer (the dragon), Christ (the male child), and the people of God (the woman). Although it is not explicitly said in this story, Lucifer hated Christ long before Jesus…
The Rise of Babylon – Revelation 12:7 – 14:5 Beginning Point in Time: Resurrection Sunday, A.D. 30 Ending Point in Time: The 1,265th day of the Great Tribulation Summary: This apocalyptic prophecy describes three types of kingdoms: Political, religious, and demonic. The first type lasted approximately 1,000 years (605 B.C.- 538 A.D.). During this time, political…
The Eternal Gospel – Revelation 14:6 – 15:6 Beginning Point in Time: When the Censer is Cast Down (Revelation 8:5) Ending Point in Time: The 1,265th day of the Great Tribulation Summary: The essence of this prophecy can be summarized in a few sentences. For 1,260 days, God will empower His Two Witnesses to speak…
The Seven Bowls – Revelation 15:7 – 16:21 Beginning Point in Time: 1,265th Day of the Great Tribulation Ending Point in Time: Second Coming Summary: The book of Revelation indicates there will be two distinct phases of God’s wrath during the Great Tribulation. The first phase will be redemptive in nature. The second phase will be totally destructive….
The Angel’s First Visit – Revelation 17:1-18 Summary: Twice in the book of Revelation, God sends an angel to John to explain elements in the visions which John had seen. (The same process took place in the book of Daniel. Gabriel was sent to Daniel (see Daniel 9) to further explain what the prophet had…
The Second Coming – Revelation 18:1 – 19:10 The Beginning of the Sixth Trumpet (1,039th day*) Ending Point in Time: End of Sixth Bowl (1,324th day*) * Note: The dates above and asterisked on the following pages are not absolute. They are derived from a mathematical matrix that involves several timing factors. For example, when…
