Revelation of Jesus Christ

The Bible much to say about the Revelation of Jesus Christ. On the Last Day, Jesus Christ is revealed for both Judgment and Salvation. For the unsaved, it is Judgment Day, but for the saved, it is the day of the salvation of their souls. The ‘Revelation’ is from the Greek word ‘apocalypse’, which literally… Continue reading Revelation of Jesus Christ

Tribulation in Prophecy

There are three ‘tribulation’ events in the Bible. First, all Christians endure tribulation in the body because of the name of Jesus Christ. Second, there is a period of time known as the Great Tribulation, where the churches become desolate due to the revealing of the Antichrist (Man of Sin) and the placement of the… Continue reading Tribulation in Prophecy

Peace and Safety, then Sudden Destruction

The Bible teaches that when people say ‘peace and safety’, then sudden destruction comes.  By destruction, it is meant Judgment Day. This statement ‘peace and safety’ relates to the time period known as the Great Tribulation. The Great Tribulation occurs just before the Last Day (Judgment Day). This ‘peace and safety’ that people believe in… Continue reading Peace and Safety, then Sudden Destruction

Thief in the Night

The day of the Lord is the Last Day, which includes Judgment Day and salvation for God’s people (General Resurrection). This day comes upon the unsaved as a ‘thief in the night’. The symbol of a ‘thief in the night’ points to the fact that for the unsaved, end-time prophecy is unimportant and life seems… Continue reading Thief in the Night

Caught up in the Clouds

The Bible teaches His people are caught up into the clouds at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. They meet Jesus Christ in the ‘air’. Clouds are symbolic for the glorious return of Jesus Christ in victory. Air is symbolic of the place of the sharing of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This passage points… Continue reading Caught up in the Clouds

Voice of the Archangel

On the Last Day, at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, the Voice of the Archangel is heard. ‘Arch’ means chief or first. Angel simply means ‘messenger’ (which could be God Himself, spiritual angels or human messengers). It is important to understand that Jesus Christ, as God, is the chief messenger (archangel) of the Gospel.… Continue reading Voice of the Archangel