Forsake your house and just run! The enemy is in the doorway! By Craig C. White We are given a pattern of the preliminary events of Jerusalem’s Great Tribulation in ancient history. Around 170 BC a Greek king named Antiochus Epiphanes ransacked the temple in Jerusalem and then claimed that he was god. This will… Continue reading Forsake your stuff and just run!
Category: Great Tribulation
One shall be taken and the other left
One shall be taken and the other left The mid-Tribulation invasion of Judea and Jerusalem Luke 17:36 By Craig C. White In Luke 17:36 Jesus gave a prophecy that one day two men will be standing in a field. Then one man will be taken away and the other man will remain. Luke 17:36 Two… Continue reading One shall be taken and the other left
Magog vs the overthrow of Jerusalem
Magog vs the overthrow of Jerusalem Three separate invasions happen before, middle, and end of the Tribulation. Then one last invasion at the end of the millennial reign of Jesus. By Craig C. White Ezekiel chapter 38 and 39 do not cover the mid-Tribulation invasion into Jerusalem by the Antichrist. The three battles of Gog… Continue reading Magog vs the overthrow of Jerusalem
Forsake your house and just run!
Forsake your house and just run! The enemy is in the doorway! By Craig C. White We are given a pattern of the preliminary events of Jerusalem’s Great Tribulation in ancient history. Around 170 BC a Greek king named Antiochus Epiphanes ransacked the temple in Jerusalem and then claimed that he was god. This will… Continue reading Forsake your house and just run!
Question: What do these Bible verses have in common?
Question: What do these Bible verses have in common? “But of that day and hour knoweth no man” and “one shall be taken, and the other left” Answer: They have nothing at all to do with the Rapture. By Craig C. White Did you know that not a single one of these verses pertains to… Continue reading Question: What do these Bible verses have in common?
