You'd bless both the gift and the giver.
In Jesus' name, amen.
Bibles to Revelation chapter 20, Revelation chapter 20. Do you not have a Bible? There
should be one in the seat in front of you. Revelation chapter 20, the Bible reads,
And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand.
And he laid hold on the dragon, that old serpent which is the devil and Satan, and bound him a thousand years,
and cast him into the bottomless pit and shut him up and set a seal upon him that he should deceive the nations no more,
till the thousand years should be fulfilled.
And after that he must be loosed a little season.
And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them.
And I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus and for the Word of God,
and which had not worshiped the beast, neither his image,
neither had received his mark upon their foreheads or in their hands.
And they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years.
But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished.
This is the first resurrection.
Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection, on such the second death hath no power.
But they shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years.
And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison,
and shall go out to deceive the nations which are in the four quarters of the earth.
Gog and Magog, to gather them together to battle, the number of whom is as the sand of the sea.
And they went up on the breadth of the earth, and compassed the camp of the saints about
and the beloved city, and fire came down from God out of heaven, and devoured them.
And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast
and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.
And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the
And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God, and the books were open.
And another book was open, which is the book of life.
And the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books according to their works.
And the sea gave up the dead which were in it.
And death and hell were delivered up the dead which were in them.
And they were judged every man according to their works.
And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death.
And whosoever was not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the Lake of Fire.
Amen. All right, we're in Revelation chapter 20. Let's look at verse number one together. It says,
And I saw an angel come down from heaven having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand
And he laid hold on the dragon that old serpent, which is the devil and satan
And bound him a thousand years and cast him into the bottomless pit
And shut him up
And set a seal upon him that he should deceive the nations no more until the thousand years should be fulfilled
after that he must be loosed a little season. And then let's skip down to verse
7 it says, and when the thousand years are expired Satan shall be loosed out
of his prison.
and shall go out to deceive the nations which are in the four quarters of the earth,
Gog and Magog, to gather them together to battle,
the number of whom is as the sand of the sea.
And they went up on the breath of the earth,
encompassed the camp of the saints about,
and the beloved city,
and fire came down from God out of heaven and devoured them.
And the devil that deceived them was cast in the lake of fire,
and brimstone, or the beasts in the false prophet are,
and shall be tormented day and night, forever and ever.
The title of my sermon this morning
is Satan's Little Season Eschatology Debunked.
Satan's Little Season Eschatology Debunked.
And this is part one, okay, because.
As I wrote this sermon, I realized that there was going to need to be more, maybe one or
two more sermons for this, but basically what is, has anybody ever heard of this?
If you just give me a show of hands, who's heard of Satan's little season?
It's an eschatological view, okay, you haven't heard of it.
All right, well, it is gaining popularity, it is an end times heresy, and I would venture
to say that it's an end times heresy that is damnable.
And the reason why is because the position is is that we are past their position that they stand on is that we're past the thousand year rain, we're in what's called Satan's little season, we're past the resurrection, we're past the thousand years, we're the thousand year rains already happened.
that we're the history has lied to us the devil is deceiving the whole world
right now and that that's the time that we're actually living in so and all of
us are deceived and this it's gaining momentum the the doctrine is only about
20 to 30 years old
It sprung up from YouTube and podcasts and things like that, so it is a recent heresy.
It springs from preterism and not everybody, not all of these camps that teach this agree.
There's a lot of videos that are on TikTok and things like that that try to push this
agenda.
But, of course, we don't believe that, we don't believe that Jesus has already come,
but the Apostle Paul writes 1 Corinthians 15 and other verses that say that there's
some that would overthrow the faith of some, saying that Christ has already come.
And so why would I say it's a damnable heresy?
Because there's a lot of eschatological views that I wouldn't say hey, that person is a damnable heretic.
But if you're saying that Christ has already come, then the Apostle Paul said that it overthrows the faith of people.
And so to say that we're in a time period of history, and it's a big gaslight,
that all of us are deceived, even Christians.
I mean, think about this, the Bible says that if it were possible that the very elect would
be deceived by these deceptions, I mean think about this, the whole world believes in evolution.
Pretty I'm not everybody but a lot of people believe in it a lot of people believe the earth is billions of years old
But do Christians believe that they read their Bible? No do Christians believe that the Bible is like
Five to six thousand years old or you know about six thousand years old
Most people do if you add up the dates in the Bible, that's what you come up with
Christians believe that dinosaurs and mankind were made at the same time, okay?
So we're not deceived by such things.
So the devil could not deceive us to the point where we're just,
we didn't realize Christ has already come,
we didn't realize the thousand year reign has already happened.
But I mean, if you look, I mean, I don't want you to necessarily look at the videos,
but if you do look at the videos, they have thousands of views on them
and hundreds and hundreds of comments and it is picking up steam and
end-time heresies will get worse and worse as the days grow on,
and people will be saying that they are Christ and all these sorts of things.
But I mean, I would say that the pre-trib rapture is heresy.
It is heresy, because anything that's not true is heresy.
But heresy and damnable heresy are two different things, okay?
Damnable heresy means it's a heresy that someone's pushing that's not saved or or people that believe these things aren't saved
Like the Trinity if they deny the Trinity things like that or if they deny eternal security not saved so
Essentially, Satan's little season, eschatology, the position is that we're currently living
in the period described in Revelation 20 verse 3 and 20 verse 7 and 8 where Satan is released
to deceive the nations after Christ's millennial reign and it's a relatively, like I said,
recent and fringe interpretation of Christian eschatology.
It must be fringe, and fringe means it's just kind of out there. It's kind of weird, right?
And it's often tied to a form of preterism, particularly hyper-preterism or full-preterism,
which asserts that most or all biblical prophecies, including Christ's Second Coming, were fulfilled by 70 A.D.
with the destruction of Jerusalem's temple.
And so if you don't know what preterism is, that's basically what it is.
They believe that all the prophecies in the Bible were already pretty much fulfilled.
So, and that all the stuff in Revelation is basically symbolic of those things, which is retarded.
So anyway, so it's a newer, controversial interpretation, and it's basically sprung from YouTube and YouTube Ministries.
And it combines preteroscatology with conspiracy theories like Tartaria.
Who's heard of Tartaria or seen any videos about it, okay?
It's supposed to be some...
It's basically supposed to be like the part of evidence that the thousand-year rain was there,
that it's whitewashed from history, and that the buildings that you see...
In the world that are these old church buildings with the big giant domes on top of them like maybe st. Paul's Cathedral or the Vatican
Some of the old world buildings are like there's no way we could build those things today
And how did they have the technology to build those things and we're how you know, they didn't have
They didn't have all the technology that we have today to get those building materials
to those places.
How do they do these things?
Well, I mean, we've lost the technology, we've lost the smarts, we've lost the craftsmanship.
It's real easy.
I mean, if you lose the knowledge, then you just don't have it anymore.
So, I mean, look at the technology that we do have.
We have a lot of really good technology too, and we do have some cool looking buildings
I mean, I particularly like the older style buildings
and how they were built.
They're a lot better.
We also don't have,
we also don't have the resources
of the old growth trees anymore.
So to build things with like the houses that they make.
And really it's kind of the quality
of materials that we have,
that we can't build stuff necessarily,
but it's also a lot of the things is that,
you know, people just use manpower
and animal power back then.
There's a reason why things are called horse power.
Because horse that you know if it says 500 horsepower that means 500 horses would be taken to power that whatever so
that engine
But that's how they did everything that's how they move these great great stones and things like that with levers and
animals and people and so if somebody builds a skyscraper in a year
Well, they probably put 10,000 guys on that or something. That's what they did when they built the temple
They put just just threw bodies at it
So if you have all these this big giant workforce, you're gonna be able to get a lot of stuff done
But anyway, they say Tartaria has been covered up and there's a mud flood.
So I'm gonna have to look more into the mud flood. I don't know exactly what that means, but that's what this view suggests.
And that Christ's second coming to the Millennium occurred around 70 AD with the destruction of the Jerusalem.
Temple, marking key prophetic fulfillment, the millennium was a literal thousand-year reign of Christ ending around 1070 AD,
after which Satan was released for his little season, which we are currently experiencing.
Now, I think that there's differences in what some people believe.
I think the guy, the video that I watched, he thinks that it started in 1776.
So 1776, when America, whatever became a nation,
that's when supposedly the little season happened.
Some people think it's been going on for 250 years.
And proponents claim historical records of Christ's reign
were erased or manipulated, and archaeological remains,
remnants, the Tartarian buildings,
are evidence of a lost millennial kingdom.
Some assert Jesus and the saints are hidden at the North Pole.
Awaiting the final Gog, Magog battle.
So Jesus is hiding at the North Pole with the saints and that the aurora borealis that
you see around the world is actually the same colors as the throne of God.
And so that's why people are seeing it because that's where they're all hiding or something.
I mean this is kind of like flat earth level Nephilim doctrine kind of stuff here.
But anyway, I don't know why Jesus would need to hide but apparently he is according to this view
So, the view is criticized as biblically unsound and like narcissism as it relies on secret
knowledge only the special people know this stuff and historical revisionism, contradicting
clear scripture timelines and historical timelines.
Critics argue it undermines the physical visible return of Christ and lacks credible historical
evidence, which I would agree with that.
Teaching video of a youtuber named Jack Jason Jack. I think he's like one of the bigger YouTube guys, but I'm not sure
I haven't looked fully at what all the other guys that push this stuff believe and
I'm not sure what every Satan's little secret believer in eschatology believes. They do have variances. I think though
But I'm not sure they're all aligned on every minutiae or detail
But I chose this one because it's short and seems to get to the main point of what they believe on all and in his 30 minute video
Or whatever why I believe the video. I think it's tied to why I believe in Satan's little secret eschatology
So I don't know a lot about him
I know he claims to believe salvation by faith alone claims to believe have believed the post-trib pre-rath rapture at one time
But now believes this and supposedly this eschatology is the clearest
Because it simply takes Jesus at his word. It doesn't have a lot of charts. Well, yeah because
It's not true, but I mean and and why make charts when we're already at the end
I mean because basically that the next step according to to him and to the other proponents is that we're already
at the point where Satan's gathering his
Gog and Magog army and deceiving the whole world and all we're waiting for is new Jerusalem to come down and God to
Fireball everybody and new Jerusalem apparently is gonna come down at the North Pole and then
We're all gonna gather up at the North Pole
So you guys better start buying parkas, ski equipment, you know, dog sleds so that we can all get there.
Anyway, so he kind of starts off by seeing Matthew 10 verse 23.
And Matthew 10 23 says, but when they persecute you in this city, flee into another for verily, I say unto you, you shall not have gone over the cities of Israel till the Son of Man become.
So he kind of starts off the video by saying he starts saying things that are kind of tricky verses
that seem like he's saying he's going to come back in the same lifetime. And there are a lot of
the same verses that pre-tribbers might use or prayers will use to say no this was Jesus was
You know, they didn't come over the whole nation of Israel before he came back.
This is what, so he's using this verse to say that Jesus is telling them that they're not
going to even get to all the cities in Israel before Jesus comes back.
That's what this verse is teaching.
But it's funny that they say that though because look at Romans chapter 10, let's look at Romans
chapter 10.
So let me read the one of Matthew real quick again that he first starts out with because
he says, we just need to take Jesus at his word and the plain things that he's saying.
But didn't Jesus say he came to confound the wise?
You know, he spoke in parables so that people that didn't understand wouldn't understand
that those that could hear would hear, right?
He wanted, he spoke in parables to confuse people.
And so, when unsaved people take a parable, you know, the legs of the lame are not equal neither, and so people that just take parables, you know, the parable in the mouth of a fool is not, you know, it's not going to be helpful to people because they don't understand the Bible, they're not saved and so they can't, you know, understand what a parable is or how Jesus is speaking about these things.
So let me read it again. It says,
But when they persecute you in this city,
flee into another, for verily I stand to you,
you shall not have gone over the cities of Israel
till the Son of Man become.
Now, he did send his disciples all over the face
of Israel. He sent them,
it took three years
for him to evangelize all of Israel.
So did he not go to all the cities of Israel?
I mean, I think he did, right?
And when he would send them, he didn't go with them,
but he would come to the spot that they would go to,
didn't he?
So, I mean, is he technically fulfilling that
by saying that?
Or is he actually saying he's gonna come back to the earth?
I mean, a lot of times scripture,
when Jesus is saying things, he's fulfilling it then,
maybe in that part of his life,
but also it has future references.
So, we have to understand that Bible prophecy sometimes has layers to it and I'm going to
prove that to you today, but this kind of sermon, this is kind of just working up to
getting into everything.
I'm not going to cover every single thing today because that's why I said it's part
one.
If what he's saying is true, this YouTube commentator is saying that Jesus, he meant to say this because he's actually going to come back again from heaven and come back in the second coming in this lifetime because of this verse.
But Romans chapter 10 verse 16 says, But they have not all obeyed the gospel, for Isaiah saith, Lord, who hath believed our report.
So then faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the word of God.
But I say, have they not heard?
Yes, verily their sound went into all the earth
and their words unto the ends of the world.
So what's the apostle Paul saying here?
That their sound went into all the earth
and their words unto the ends of the world.
turn to Colossians chapter 1 verse 23. So the apostle Paul effectively evangelized the whole world.
I mean, isn't that what the Bible teaches? Well, this is what he says in Colossians 1 23.
Colossians 1 23 says, if you continue in the faith, grounded and settled, and be not moved away
from the hope of the gospel, which you have heard,
which was preached to every creature which is under heaven.
Would that include all the cities of Israel?
I think so.
Whereof I, Paul, made a minister.
So Paul was a young man when Stephen was stoned to death
in Acts chapter 7, right?
So Paul was a little bit younger than the disciples were.
but still, you know, fairly soon after Christ died, but, you know, here's Paul saying that in his lifetime, the whole world got reached with the Gospel.
So if this guy is saying that Jesus was going to come back within that lifetime and the whole, all the cities of Israel would not have been evangelized by the time he comes back, then that can't be what that verse means.
Does that make sense to you?
That can't, what he's saying that verse means is not what it means, because Christ didn't
come back in their lifetime, that's what I'm trying to say.
So he claims that Jesus was speaking to that generation about an imminent event, that he's
imminently coming.
This is what the pre-Tribbers teach is imminence, that Jesus could come back at any time.
But was he teaching imminence?
I believe that he was, and I just preached about this recently, that I think Jesus wanted
us to be, he always wants us to be ready for him to come back, but there are things that
have to happen before he does come back.
So they say, these preterists and these people here say that 70 AD all was fulfilled.
But was General Titus the Antichrist then?
That destroyed Jerusalem?
don't think he ever stepped foot in that temple. It was destroyed. He was trying
to stop them from destroying it and they just were so mad and enraged because
all these zealots that were on the Temple Mount were killing all these Roman
soldiers because they did some pretty big damage to the Roman soldiers when
they came to destroy the temple in Jerusalem that they ignored their orders.
destroyed and killed everybody on the Temple Mount. So when did he get up and
go into the temple and proclaim himself to be God? When did Titus do that? Because
according to their interpretation, the Preteris, and these people
here, when did that happen? When did he walk in and say he was God? When did the
mark of the beast happen? When did he set up the abomination of desolation?
because that's not what happened.
They came and besieged Jerusalem
and put all these ramparts around it
and they destroyed the temple.
They never walked inside of it.
The Temple Mount was held.
I mean, all the people in the surrounding cities
were killed or wiped out or enslaved.
And then they basically just enclosed around them
just like Jesus said that they would
and not one stone was left upon another on the top.
So when did he get when did Titus get up and declare himself to be God?
When did he set up the image in the temple?
When did he place a mark on the hand and forehead of all that refused to worship him and Satan?
When did that happen in history?
because the Rowans did
Have historical references to look back to I mean if you don't trust Josephus because he was a Jew I understand that
But why why would you just not trust anything that he said historically speaking when it comes to the Temple Mount stuff?
Because he's not the only one that wrote about that kind of stuff. There was other historians
but
What if it comes to stuff about Christianity? I would understand why you wouldn't want to trust him, but
so the Apostle Paul speaks of
these things 19 to 20 years before the temple's destruction because that's when he wrote
books of 1st and 2nd Thessalonians. But those things that happened at the temple are recorded
in history. None of the things the apostle Paul says would happen at the temple happened
at that time. Because Paul writes about it just like Jesus writes to us about it in Matthew
chapter 24. And Titus didn't go into the temple, the besieged city, and the temple were destroyed
None of those things are recorded that were supposed to happen in the Bible.
So somebody's wrong.
Let's turn to 2 Thessalonians 2.
The point I'm trying to drive home here is that sometimes people like to take little things like this
and then say, see, Jesus said it was going to happen before the Apostles' lifetime.
But what does Paul say about eminency?
What does Paul say about Jesus coming back in that generation?
And remember, Paul is from a little bit younger of a generation.
What's he say?
Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
and by our gathering together unto him.
Let's talk about the rapture. Let's talk about the second coming.
That you be not soon shaken in mind.
be troubled neither by spirit nor by word nor by letter as from us as that the
day of Christ is at hand. Is that teaching eminency? He's saying hey it's not
gonna happen soon. He writes this epistle in like 50 AD the temple or 51 AD and
the temple is destroyed in 70 AD. So I mean that's that would be pretty close.
Time it would be kind of time to prepare and get worried. I mean, it's pretty close, right?
so
Paul's saying don't worry about it. It's not gonna happen soon
Don't be troubled. Don't be soon shaken in mind
Whether it's by a spirit or or by a word or by a letter from us
Even if I tell you in another letter
That it is it's about to happen. It's not about to happen. I mean does that say it's eminency?
It says, as that the day of Christ is at hand.
It's not at hand because why?
Because it says, let no man deceive you by any means.
And look, this is,
super important verse in the Bible because there's all kinds of people
that are trying to deceive people on end times Bible prophecy by all these
stupid YouTube videos and all these paratroop ministries that are trying to
just suck people and look people like to get sucked into this stuff because it's
an interesting topic and they and people want to be special in this world
I'm gonna be the John Connor of the tribulation or whatever and I'm gonna
lead everybody to freedom and all this other stuff look it just be normal
Just be what you are in your timeline
You can still be a great Christian in the timeline that we're in
It doesn't have to be
Some super mega conspiracy where the devil is controlling everybody except for you and you only have that super knowledge
Everybody else is deceived
Yeah, the devil doesn't run YouTube he doesn't allow these things. I mean whatever so
But look what it says let no man deceive you by any means
For that day shall not come except there come a falling away first and
That man of sin be revealed the son of perdition
So if it's not imminent if it's not coming soon, why would Paul say this? He said
It isn't coming soon
It's the day of Christ is not at hand. Don't don't worry about this. Don't be shaken in mind
Don't be troubled about these things. Don't worry about it at this time because these things have to happen first
So these people are saying it's imminent it could happen any moment at the end of this before the end of this service is over brethren
He could come back how many times you've heard that nonsense. It's not true
The Apostle Paul is saying it's not true
If he thought it could happen in the next 19 years after he writes this epistle
Don't you think he'd be saying something different and you know why because Paul had special revelation from Christ
And he knew that it wasn't gonna be any time soon. He didn't know the day or hour, but he knew it wasn't gonna be soon
because that's he said the man of sin has to be revealed but if the man of sin was Titus
the the destroyer of the temple wouldn't he say yeah in about 19 years Titus the destroyer
is going to come and destroy the temple but that's not what he says he says that has the
falling away has to come first then the man of sin is to be revealed the son of perdition that is
the antichrist so the falling away happened 20 years later is that what we're supposed to believe
and that Titus was the Antichrist.
No.
And who was the false prophet?
Where's the historical record of that?
Didn't happen.
Look at verse four.
It says, who so opposed and exalted himself above
all that is called God or that is worshiped
so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God
showing himself that he is God.
Never happened.
So is God's word true or is his history true or is the Satan's little season people
Telling the truth or the Preter is telling the truth
Look history says that Titus didn't even go into the temple
Titus destroyed the temple and then he tried he actually tried to stop the soldiers from doing it
But they did it anyway. So did he go into it?
How's he gonna go into it when it's getting destroyed because when they took the Temple Mount they just kept going
They didn't just stop and go what should we do now?
No, they wanted the gold they came they went and plundered all the gold and
And got everything out that they could and destroyed it
They dropped all those were all those stones off the side and just completely destroyed it so
Titus never sat there and proclaimed himself to be God that no tribulation happened after that except for
You know them tracking down the rest of the Jews that were in Masada and then wiped them out
But it says remember you not that when I was yet with you. I told you these things
So Paul's just like remember when I told you these things before the last time I was here
So where's the historical record of general Titus dying and coming back to life?
Where's that at?
Because doesn't the Antichrist get killed by a deadly wound and come back to life and all the people worship him
Where'd that happen?
Early Christian writings tell us that John the Apostle John wrote revelation in the 90s
Like 90 95 AD
Okay, that's what most people believe that's what I've been taught my whole life
And I don't know if I can you know, that's not a Bible verse, but that's what a lot of people believe
The Preterist view is, you know, they want everything to be before 70 A.D. because then it lines up with everything that they believe.
Because otherwise, their doctrine is in a lot of trouble because the Apostle John wrote Revelation 30 years or 20 years after or 25 years after the temple was already destroyed.
That's kind of hard on your preterism doctrine, isn't it? So they really push for an early revelation
early revelation writing
but
The earliest the most authoritative historical source for the dating of revelation is
Iranius in
8180
In his work against heresies,
Irenaeus states that John received his apocalyptic vision
almost in our generation
at the close of domination's reign.
So Emperor Domination reigned from 81 to 96 AD.
And this testimony is significant because
Iranius was a disciple of Polycarp,
who was a disciple of John himself.
If Revelation had been written in the 60s AD
during the reign of Nero,
he would, we would expect that Iranius
to have been aware of this and have mentioned it.
Instead, he places John's vision at the time of domination.
So again, this is a historical resource,
not necessarily Bible scripture,
but a lot of people believe this.
And he, Domination did put a lot of people on that specific island of Patmos and when Domination died all the people that were on that island and different places that he sent them or immediately released.
And John then sent all his letters to the to the cities. So let's turn to Revelation chapter 13, Revelation chapter 13.
So
But just say that John wrote it in 67 AD like three years before the revelation or before
the destruction of Jerusalem
Then what all the prophecies in the book of Revelation were fulfilled three years later or something.
I mean all that stuff that's I mean that's what they're purporting
So I guess it just means nothing to us anymore except for that. We're just in Satan's little season ever since
I mean, ridiculous.
Look at Revelation 13.1.
It says, And I stood upon the sand of the sea
and saw a beast rise up out of the sea,
having seven heads and 10 horns.
And upon his horns, 10 crowns.
And upon his heads, the name of blasphemy.
And the beast, which I saw, was like unto a leopard.
And his feet were as the feet of a bear.
And his mouth as the mouth of a lion.
And the dragon gave him power and his seat
and great authority.
And I saw one of the heads as it were wounded to death.
And his deadly wound was healed.
and all the world wondered after the beast, and they worshipped the dragon which gave
power unto the beast, and they worshipped the beast saying, who is like unto the beast
and who is able to make war with him?
And there was given unto him a mouse speaking great things, and blasphemies, and power was
given unto him to continue forty and two months, and he opened up his mouth, he opened his
mouth and blaspheme against God to blaspheme his name in tabernacle, and them that dwell
in heaven.
So the Apostle John wrote this in the book of Revelation and this if this is written 20 years later
Then and then they're saying that everything happened in 70 AD. Well, how does it how does all that mesh together?
It doesn't it just doesn't make sense
It does not make sense look at Revelation 1 7 just turn backwards in your Bible to Revelation 1 7 and
Here's just I'm just going to give you some examples of where a Bible prophecy
has different, different fulfillments in different places in the Bible.
Look at Revelation 1.7, it says,
Behold, he cometh with clouds, and every eye shall see him,
and they also which pierced him,
and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him.
Even so, amen.
So, the Bible says that every eye shall see him,
and they also which pierced him.
Well, the Romans and the Jews did really, if you think about it, because in the book
of John, who pierces the side of Jesus?
It's a Roman soldier, right, but who nailed and who nailed his hands and feet is actually the Romans that actually did that
But it was at the behest of the Jews, right?
Revelation 1a says I am Alpha and Omega the beginning and the ending state the Lord which is which was and which is to come
The Almighty but that revelation 1 7 is saying that when he comes those that pierced him would see him
And if he hasn't come back yet, which I don't believe he has
Then how are those that pierced him able to see him when he comes back?
But see they'll they'll just take verses like these and say see it had to be in the first
They had to be in the first century, but he didn't come back yet. Where's the evidence that he came back?
What was the first did the first resurrection already happen?
The first resurrection has not happened. Where's the evidence for that? Where's the writings for it? It just doesn't exist
But that that scripture says, you know, they'll look on him who they pierced is found in Zechariah 712
I'm not gonna have you turn there, but I'll read it for you turn to John 19 verse 34
Because John the same writer that writes revelation writes John the book of John. He's the same guy
But the scripture is actually prophesied by the by the prophet Zechariah and Zechariah 1210 says
Now we'll pour upon the house of David and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalem the spirit of grace
and of supplications, and they shall look upon me who they have pierced, and they shall mourn for
him as one that mourneth for his only son, and shall be in bitterness for him as one that is in
bitterness for his firstborn."
So that's where the prophecy of they shall look upon me who they have pierced comes from
So we saw what it says in Revelation 1 8 and now look what it says in John 19 verse 34
So as Revelation 1 8 come after John
Yes
John 19 34 says but one of the soldiers with the spear pierced his side and forthwith came there out blood and water
So it says notice it says pierced his side and he's and he that saw it bear record
His record is true and he knoweth that he saith true that you might believe for these things were done
That the scripture should be fulfilled a bone of him shall not be broken and again
Another scripture sayeth they shall look on him whom they pierced the same writer
Is saying that this scripture is fulfilled right here at the crucifixion
But then the same writer also says in Revelation 1.7 that they that pierced him shall see him when he comes in the clouds.
So see how there's two different, there's two different fulfillments of this scripture.
See, you can't always just say this is the only interpretation of this scripture.
Jesus said he was coming back right, you know, in that timeframe.
And when the Apostle Paul says,
no, he's not coming back in that time frame,
he literally says he cannot come back
until these things happen first,
and those things haven't even happened yet.
There has to be another temple that gets built,
and that hasn't happened,
unless we just are fooled by the devil,
and there really has been another temple,
and Jesus really is at the North Pole or whatever.
Is that where the Santa Claus thing came from?
I don't know, stupid.
There is another fulfillment of Revelation 1.7 and who are those people that pierced him that are going to be there on his second coming?
Well, I mean
We sometimes we just kind of close our mind off to possibilities that are that are possible that can happen. I mean
The rich man saw Lazarus going to Abraham's bosom. How did he see that?
I mean, we don't know what people can see we don't know what God allows people to see and sometimes he allows people to see things in
In and in microcosms of time
He could just give those people in hell that crucified him and pierced him a little glimpse of him coming back, right?
But that fulfillment happened and John it's a it's yet a future fulfillment
So there's two at least two fulfillments of that going to happen and
Jesus made things hard to understand sometimes
But I've noticed that with some people that want to be overly literal
Overly carnal with the application of scriptures that that usually is a sign that they don't understand the spiritual things of the Bible
And so when you want to say, we just have to take Jesus at face value at everything he said.
Well, Jesus said things that were confusing and sometimes even to save people, the things he said are confusing.
There's hard passages in the Bible. Matthew chapter 25 has some hard stuff in it.
Some things he said are like, you know, if his disciples that were the apostles were like, they didn't understand what he was saying.
You know why they didn't understand what he was saying? Because it was hard to understand.
When he says you have to eat my flesh and drink my blood and everybody else left them and the disciples are all he's like
Are you gonna go to he's like to whom shall we go that was the words of life?
They didn't have any place else to go
but I'm just saying that sometimes Jesus says hard things and people that are unsaved or
Unlearned rest those things to their own destruction
but
And he spoke in parables.
So sometimes people just like to be overly literal
to try to confuse people.
The archeological discovery, you know,
of along with Josephus' account provides strong evidence
that Caiaphas was indeed removed from his position
in 36 AD.
So Caiaphas was the high priest
that presided over the trial of Christ.
And he was the one that stood up and said,
you know, tell us whether you're the Christ or not.
I adjure you by God to tell us whether you are.
And then Jesus said, you know, I am and you shall see me coming into the clouds
and standing, you know, standing or sitting at the power of the highest or whatever.
I'm paraphrased.
I'm going to get to the verse here and we'll turn to it.
But he basically said, I am.
And he said, you're going to see me coming into the clouds.
So, but did Caiaphas see Jesus coming?
If he was deposed in 36 A.D. and died
before the temple was destroyed,
how does that fit in their timeline?
Because if the temple's destruction was the antichrist,
and then afterward, Jesus comes after the tribulation,
Then how did how did how did Caiaphas see him come when he was already dead?
because I
Saw some conflicting reports. I saw that Caiaphas was dead in 36 ad
Then I saw that Caiaphas lived to be he died before the temple was destroyed
They found his little box in sarcophagus. They have the burial place of Caiaphas and
That he was a 60 year old man. They do the math on it. I don't know these things. I'm not an archaeologist, but
That's what the internet told me, so I believe everything it says.
Anyway, that's the best I could do, but all sources pointed that he died before the temple was destroyed.
So one of his little proof texts is that he said, he told Caiaphas he was going to come back,
or that he was going to see him coming in the clouds.
Does that mean, is that a hyper-literal statement?
You got to just take him at his word?
that he meant, Caiaphas, you're going to see me coming in the clouds?
I don't think that that's what he was necessarily saying.
And so if Revelation was written in 95 A.D.,
well, well after the temple was destroyed,
Caiaphas was definitely long dead at that point.
So here's another example that they just give
of something that is not meant to be overly literal.
Matthew chapter 16 this is a and this is what I think this one actually makes me
probably the maddest out of all of these little heat you have to just take him at
his face value because to me you have to be either intentionally deceptive or
just plain stupid and not saved or both right so Matthew 16 verse 28
This is the last verse in Matthew 16 is that the last verse in all of your Bibles if it's not you got a wrong Bible
Anyway, Matthew 16 28 says verily I stand to you there be some standing here, which shall not taste of death
Till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom see
Eminence he's coming back before that all these people are gonna be standing the people are staying here are gonna be here when Jesus comes back
But is that what he means by that? I mean that can be confusing to people
but
Is this the end of your page and you have to turn the page who's who's who is it?
That it's the end of their page and they have to turn their page to the next chapter in here
anybody
What about it's the end of your chapter. What about go to chapter 17 now?
So what did Jesus say there be some standing here, which shall not taste of death till they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom
The next verse, chapter, Matthew 17, 1.
And after six days, Jesus taketh Peter,
James and John, his brother,
and bringeth them up into an high mountain apart
and was transfigured before them.
And his face did shine as the sun
and his raiment was white as the light.
So what's he showing them?
He's showing them what he looks like
in his glorified state
and what he's gonna look like when his kingdom is come.
And behold, there appeared unto them Moses and Elijah talking with them.
Then answered Peter and said unto Jesus, Lord, it is good for us to be here.
If thou wilt, let us make here three tabernacles, one for thee, one for Moses, one for Elias.
While he had spake, behold a bright cloud overshadowed them, and behold a voice of the
cloud which said, This is my beloved Son, and whom I am well pleased, hear ye him.
When his disciples heard it, they fell in their face, and were sore afraid.
And Jesus came and touched them and said, Arise and be not afraid.
And when they lifted up their eyes, they saw no man save Jesus only.
And as they came down from the mountain, Jesus charged them, saying, Tell the, what's it
To no man until the Son of man be risen again from the dead. What did they see?
They saw a vision of what it was going to be like
What Jesus was going to look like and two of the prophets that were going to be there in
The when the kingdom come so because he said there'll be some standing here
Which shall not taste of death till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom
This is what he was showing them the Son of man coming in his kingdom in a vision
But did he literally come back from the second coming? No, that's not what he's saying
So that's why I'm saying you can't be hyper literal with every verse in the Bible because that's not what he meant and
To me, it's just disingenuous for this guy to say see he said
He's gonna come back in their lifetime. That's not what it's saying
Because you have to read the next chapter to find out what he's actually saying
And then he goes on to say, and his disciples ask him again,
it's the same, why then say that scribes at Elias
must come, must first come?
Let's talk about Elijah.
And Jesus said, or Jesus answered and said to them,
Elias truly shall first come and restore all things.
The real Elijah.
But I say unto you that Elias has come already.
So was it the real Elijah that came already?
No.
But he says, and they knew him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed, likewise shall also the Son of Man suffer of them.
If you take that verse literally right there, you're thinking, well then, Elijah's John the Baptist is Elijah reincarnated or something, and you know unsaid people actually say that.
But what's the next verse say? Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist.
He had the spirit and preaching power of Elijah, he did no miracles, but he, if you will take it, spiritually was Elijah come first.
But he said truly Elijah will come first.
So that prophecy is yet to be fulfilled.
So do you understand what I'm saying?
You have to see things from a spiritual point of view
and not just be like hyper literal,
hyper carnal with every single passage that Jesus says
because he said John's already,
or he said Elias has already come.
But has the literal Elias already come?
No, so you can't take him literally when he says that.
Just a point I thought I would point out there.
But John is not the reincarnation of Elijah they're cut from the same cloth from the same spirit
So again, this guy's either a lying deceiver or an unsaved idiot or both
To set to put this forth and then not I mean am I supposed to believe that this guy?
Doesn't know that chapter 17 of Matthew exists
Is that what I'm supposed to believe
Like he knows the scripture so well to figure out the Satan's little season or whatever, but he doesn't understand Matthew chapter 17
That that's that's taught that that what that's what Matthew 1628 is talking about is the next chapter six days later. I
Don't know. I don't I don't buy that. I
Think that's ridiculous. And then if he if he tries to say, oh, yeah, that is I didn't know that dude. I don't believe that
sorry
But
Why not bring up the transfiguration? I mean, I just
Maybe he just doesn't believe that the transfiguration was what he's talking about, but I
Don't see how you cannot believe that because that's exactly what he's talking about
He's talking about the vision that he showed them the next day
So again, it's either on purpose or he can't understand the Bible either way people are listening to a man and
Men that are not saved on this end times Bible prophecy
subject so
He said, this verse teaches Christ promised to come back in that generation.
Exactly what he says in the video.
Nope, it's not what it teaches.
Matthew 26, verse 64.
Here's another verse he goes to.
Matthew 26, verse 64.
And this is speaking of, let's see, Matthew 26, verse 64.
That was said nevertheless, I say unto you hereafter shall you see the Son of man
Sitting on the right hand of power and coming in the clouds of heaven
So this is where he says that unto Caiaphas
Matthew chapter 26 verse 64
So what's he say for what let's actually see what he says though
Thou has said nevertheless I stand to you hereafter you shall see the Son of Man sitting on the right hand of power
How do they see that exactly?
Your thought about that
How are they gonna see him sitting on the right hand of power?
God has to allow them to see that or yet the great white throne judgment
Does it mean does it mean that he has to come back in their lifetime and then?
They're like floating with the, you know, with God, the Father on one throne and him sitting on the right hand of power.
See, you had to see it. That's what, hyperliterally, that's what, that's what they're saying and coming in the clouds of heaven.
Well, maybe he just lets them see from hell.
Because, like I've showed you and proved to you, not everything is hyper-literal, okay?
And God can allow you to see things and allow people to see things and catch glimpses of
things and we don't know what the spirit world can see.
Because at that point, it's not their literal bodies in hell.
It's their souls that are in hell.
So.
And he's saying Caiaphas was being told that he would see him by sitting on the right hand of power, coming in the clouds of heaven.
Again, Caiaphas was long dead before 70 AD.
So how did this happen? How does this prophecy get fulfilled?
You might want to check up on the history of Caiaphas before you say such foolish things.
See that that's what I love about the King James here after ye
See here after she'll ye see the Son of Man. So is he talking to just Caiaphas?
Sounds like he's talking to a group of people
Because ye is a plural term, isn't it? So he's talking to everybody in there
Everybody that's, you know, putting him on this fake trial that is, you know, and they made sure that, you know,
Joseph of Varimethia and the Nicodemus and some of the other guys that were kind of maybe Pro Jesus at the time
didn't get to go to that trial. They made sure of that.
But the people that were there, that was a total kangaroo court that they put him through.
And those people are going to see Jesus on the right hand of power.
Yeah, the great white throne judgment is probably a good indication of that.
And, you know, they're going to probably get to see and squirm when Jesus Christ comes back.
I don't know how they see it, but they're going to see it.
But it doesn't mean that they're alive when that happens.
take these things with a grain of salt.
Now, look at Acts chapter 7 verse 55.
Here's proof that even the living outside of a glorified body,
people can see Jesus sitting, or at least standing,
next to the Father.
Because Stephen gets a glimpse of this in Acts 7.55.
It says in Acts 7.55,
but he being full of the Holy Ghost,
so they're gnashing on him, they're trying to kill Stephen,
they're actually killing Stephen at this point.
And it says, but he being full of the Holy Ghost looked up steadfastly into heaven and
saw the glory of God and
Jesus standing on the right hand of God
And said behold, I see the heavens opened and the Son of man standing on the right hand of God
How did he see that? Did anybody else see it?
Now just Steven saw it
But can God allow you to see things like that? Of course he can he's God
So, can he allow Caiaphas to see it from hell?
Yeah.
Everybody's going to see God, at least, maybe not his face, but they're going to at least
be able to see the judgment at the Great White Throne judgment.
So, yeah, I mean that verse makes sense, and if, you know, people are going to see, can
see Jesus standing at the right hand of God, then why is it so hard to understand that
Caiaphas and those people that were with him are going to see Jesus on the right hand of
And so when Jesus comes back and it says they'll look on him who they pierced
Well, who what other kind of types of people are they that have the same spirit of Caiaphas and the same spirit of the people that
Crucified Jesus that are now still on this earth
Well, they're called the synagogue of Satan the Jews, right?
They have the same they have the same exact mentality of these people right here. So why would it not you know if Elias?
You know, John had the Spirit of Elias, well, why can't they have the same Spirit as the Pharisees and the Sadducees and Caiaphas and all those people that crucified Jesus?
So why would it not be true when he comes back, those people see him and that, you know, because they would, I mean, Sarah Silverman said, if Christ was here, I'd crucify him again.
I mean, Jews say that kind of stuff all the time about Christ, so they have the same Spirit.
So sometimes we just have to look at things.
You know objectively and not just be like, oh, yeah, that's exactly what it says. So I just believe that
Because this bozo tells me that I mean how do you take that leap and then say Jesus is in the North Pole?
I don't know
But you know, you just got to take it the Bible for what it says Jesus is in the North Pole
second opinion chapter 3 verse 16, right
So anyway, I mean
Let's let's go to Matthew chapter 24
I think 24 verse 32 Bible says now learn a parable of the fig tree
When the branches yet tender and put forth leaves,
you know that summer is nigh.
So likewise ye, when ye shall see these things,
know that it's near, even at the doors.
Barely I say unto you, this generation
shall not pass till all these things be fulfilled."
Now, he tries to take this and say,
see, he's saying this generation right here,
all these things are gonna happen in this generation.
But what about him just saying the things when you see
When you see the things starting to happen this generation that you see, you know
Once you start seeing these actual things start to happen that the generation that starts to see these things start to happen
Will not pass till all these things be fulfilled. How about that interpretation instead?
You know instead of it just being like it had to be the it didn't happen
It just it didn't happen
They have to take this spiritual
Yeah, they won't they don't want to be spiritual when it's time to be spiritual on certain verses
But then they want to put a spiritual application to everything else
Yeah, he came in the clouds when?
Where's the recorded event?
Titus was the antichrist. Where's the evidence?
When did he die and rise again? When did he go into the temple? Why doesn't the historical record tell us this?
Weird
So, you know, again, he's trying to tell us that Jesus is talking about that current generation.
But the funny thing is that John lives to be an old man and writes revelation after the temple is already destroyed.
Again, so Matthew 24, 15 says,
When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation.
So Jesus points us to this point.
You know, all those other things are signs of things to come, but this is the point that
we need to really pay attention.
And that's what Paul said, too, right, that he's going to go into the temple and proclaim
himself to be God.
And Matthew 24, 15 says, when you therefore see the abomination of desolation spoken of
by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place.
Where's the holy place?
The temple mount, it's carved out of stone.
It's not in the city of David. It's on the Temple Mount, by the way.
Whoso readeth, let him understand.
Now skip down to verse 21. It says,
For then shall be great tribulation.
So this kicks off the great tribulation.
For then shall be great tribulation such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time
No, nor ever shall be so is it the destruction of the temple?
that
Kicks off and that kicks off everything. No, it's it's the abomination of desolation
Okay, and that's setting up some kind of
False idol or something that can tell that people have the mark of the beast and all this other stuff, right?
but this is when people are supposed to run for it.
Now, who's Jesus speaking to here?
Now obviously, he is speaking about 70 AD,
but he also is speaking to Christians in the future.
So again, there's more than just one interpretation for this.
Now the temple did get destroyed.
But who is this message mainly directed toward?
Is it directed toward Jews that don't believe in him?
So when the temple got destroyed
Who's being killed at the temple?
Is it Jews or Christians? Are the Christians are the one are they defending the temple?
Are the Jews are the Romans mad at the Christians at that point? No, they're mad at the Jews
Did God is God's wrath being poured towards that remember how it says?
that this wicked and adulterous generation all these things are going to fall upon this generation
What is Jesus talking about there that that wrath of God is going to come down upon them for rejecting Christ
He's going to destroy their temple. He's going to you know, push them to all different
The dyspora or whatever where they just all of them are enslaved and and cast out of Israel again
that wicked adulterous generation did experience all those things but
The plagues of revelation were not poured upon the world at that point, okay?
That has not happened yet.
So some of these things happen, but Jesus is not talking and trying to warn unsaved people, necessarily.
He's trying to warn us.
He's trying to warn us when we see these things.
The unsafe world is not...
You can tell the unsaved people about this all you want,
but they're not going to understand the spiritual aspects of this.
They're going to take the mark of the beast.
You know all these people that were wanting to reject the COVID shots or whatever they end up just being like, okay
Well, I got to work so I'm just going to take it anyway
But people that are Christians were like I'm not taking that shot
Because we're just we're just not going to do that anything. It's even like it. We're just like nope don't want nothing to do with it
I've got to scan my hand. Uh-uh
Not happening
Because we don't we're aware of these things we understand what what's at stake
But we also, I mean we have to understand this is what kicks it everything off
So it was the destruction of Jerusalem a persecution against Christians or Jews. It was against Christians. I
Mean against Jews, excuse me. Was the Christian temple that God
Was that the was a Christian temple that God still used destroyed or
Vestige of the Old Covenant, which one was it? It was a vestige of the Old Covenant
The temple was destroyed, and it was the vestige of the Old Covenant.
The temple of God is in us now, so that was a worthless temple.
God didn't care about it, and the one that's going to be built is the same.
It's just going to be a means to an end.
Why did Jesus say,
stand in the holy place.
Well, he's just telling us about the location of where it's at.
And so that we understand this is gonna be the temple.
But it says, so who is beheaded in the great tribulation?
Is it Christians or Jews?
It's Christians, right?
Who is persecuted in the great tribulation?
Is it Jews or Christians?
Okay, look at verse 22.
It says, and accept those days should be,
what does it say there?
Shortened.
There should be no, there should no flesh be saved.
So what is this time talking about?
The great tribulation.
Are we all tracking here?
Just stay with me for a few more minutes.
We're almost done.
Except those days should be shortened.
There should no flesh be saved.
But for the elect's sake, those days shall be shortened.
Now, you know, a lot of dispensational people
say the elect or the Jews.
No, no, no.
the elect are the saved, the elect are Christians.
And so if they're coming after Christians
or beheading Christians, they're going after Christians,
Jesus is warning us, when you see the abomination
of desolation, that's when the great tribulation
is kicked off, and those days will be shortened.
If they weren't shortened, no flesh would be saved.
We would all be killed.
And he says it's a shortened time period.
Keep that in mind as we go further here.
Revelation 6 turned to Revelation 6. So Revelation 6 or 5 and 6 and Matthew 24
correlate together very well. Revelation 6 9 the Bible says when they'd open the
fist seal I saw under the altar the souls of them that were slain for the Word
which they held, and they cried with a loud voice saying,
How long, O Lord, holy and true,
dost thou not judge and avenge our blood
on them that dwell on the earth?
And white robes were given unto every one of them,
and it was said unto them that they should rest yet for,
what's it say there?
A little season.
Hmm, that's real interesting.
until their fellow servants also, and their brethren that should be killed as they were, should be fulfilled.
So this is really, this encapsulates the fifth seal.
There's only two times in the Bible where the term little season is in the Bible.
Revelation chapter 6 verse 11 and Revelation chapter 20 verse 3.
And so, do you think it's an accident that those terms
were only used twice, and the first time it uses it?
It's speaking about the time of the Great Tribulation,
because that's what this is talking about right here.
They said, God said, I'm gonna avenge you,
but we gotta wait till your fellow servants,
and also their brethren should be killed
as they were, should be fulfilled.
When the fifth seal happens, this is when
All these saints that have already been martyred
have to wait until the rest of them are killed.
And then the sixth seal is opened.
And that's when Jesus actually comes back
and saves those that are alive and remain.
And what are the signs of that?
That heaven and earth falls away,
the sun and moon are darkened and all those things,
then comes the sign of the Son of Man, right?
So,
Now turn to Daniel chapter 9, Daniel chapter 9. So, Revelation chapter 6 verse 11 says that it's a little season.
And what did Jesus say about it? He said that those days should be shortened.
Okay? Daniel 9-26.
After three score and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off but not for himself and the people of the prince that shall come shall
Destroy the city and the sanctuary. What is this event talking about?
The people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary. Who are those people?
the Romans
Does it say the people of the prince?
The people and their prince shall come and destroy the city
No, it says the people of the prince that shall come
So the Romans destroyed it, but the prince that shall come comes after that
Doesn't come with them. So that destroys their whole thing. Oh, this was fulfilled in 70 ad
No, it wasn't fulfilled in 70 ad the prince is still yet to come. Isn't that what it says?
The people of the prince that shall come
Shall destroy the city in the sanctuary and the end there shall be with a flood and the end of the and unto the end of
The war desolations are determined and he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week
This is talking about the final week of human history
What a lot of people call the tribulation, but I don't call it that because the whole thing is not the tribulation
But it is a one. It's a seven-year period. Why is it called a week? Well?
To get that which we don't have time to go there, but when Jacob serves to get Rachel for wife
You know and Leah he serves for it says fulfill your week and Rachel could be your wife, right?
So that's the first time that term is used so week is seven years
And that's how you get that interpretation from Genesis. All right, so from now from thereafter anytime
It's talking about weeks when it comes to prophecy. It's talking about a seven-year period
So when it says he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week
In the midst of the week, he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease.
And for the overspreading of abominations, he shall make it desolate.
This is the abomination of desolation. When does it take place?
In the midst of the week, halfway through the seventh year point, right?
The abomination of desolation takes place. Jesus said, what happens then?
There's great tribulation. How long does it last? For a little season.
What does Revelation chapter 6 say?
It says that it's a little, well Jesus didn't say it was a little season,
he says it was a short time, right?
It would be shortened.
Revelation 6 says it's a little season, okay?
Just keep that in mind.
And so Jesus said, and then it says even to the consummation,
so look at Daniel 12 now, Daniel chapter 12.
So Daniel gets confused by all this. He gets all these visions. He's not really understanding everything
God gives him all these visions. He teaches him all this stuff, but really Daniel doesn't fully understand what he's seeing and
God just says don't worry about it, buddy
You'll find, you'll figure it out later.
But we figured out because of the New Testament, because of Jesus and, you know, whatever.
But Daniel chapter 12 verse 9 says,
And he said, Go thy way, Daniel, for the words are closed up and sealed to the end of, to the time of the end.
Many shall be purified and made white and tried, but the wicked shall do wickedly, and none of the wicked shall understand.
But the wise shall understand are we going to be tricked by the devil? No, we're not going to be tricked by the devil
even during
Satan's little season that actually will happen, but that's not tell the future
And it says in from and from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away and the abomination that make it desolate set up
There shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days
so
There's an extra month added there for the sake of you know
They had there had to be an extra leap month in a seven-year period. Okay, so that's from what the the midpoint to the end is
1290 days so if they add a leap month, that's 30 days
So how long was the first part to the abomination of desolation? It's
1260 days. I know this might be confusing to you. I'm just trying to help you with something real quick before we're done here
And it says in verse 12, blessed is he that waiteth and cometh to the thousand three hundred and five and thirty days.
So that is from the beginning, past the midpoint.
So when you do the math on that, and I'll get to the math here in a second, but he says,
Go thy way till the end be, for thou shalt rest and stand in thy lot at the end of days.
His eternal life at the end of those days the thirteen hundred and thirty-five days
So the first half twelve sixty the second half twelve ninety that adds up to seven years
Okay
After you add the leap month and it's and thirteen hundred thirty-five days are the blessed day
That you have to wait for what is the blood? What is the blessing?
Well, it's the day that you rest in your lawn. It's the day that you
get resurrected from the dead. Daniel's an Old Testament saying he's going to be resurrected
before everybody else. Anybody that's saved and dead in Christ will rise first, right?
So if you do the math on that, 1335 days minus 1260 leaves 75 days for the Great Tribulation.
Give or take until Jesus Christ comes back, you know, obviously, we don't know the day or hour
We don't even know when seven years, you know, time clock starts necessarily doesn't say that we're gonna know that
So that's why no man knows the day or the hour. Jesus doesn't know at this point either. So but
Would that be would 75 days be a little season?
Okay, Jesus said it'd be shortened
For the sake of the people so they wouldn't be killed
So if you want to take so the math says that that time would be 75 days
According to Satan's little season doctrine
Some people believe it started in the time that Jerusalem was destroyed in 70 AD and is
Still going on is that a short season? I thought we had to take everything at
What it says
Well, if you want to take everything for what it says, well, well, how about what Jesus said?
That it was a sure that was the days will be shortened for the elect's sake and
when you take
What what Revelation 6 says the first time the doctrine of first mention?
Says little season and that's a short period that that fifth seal to the sixth seal is a
Short season it's a little season
And then go back to Revelation 20 verse 3. We're almost done
Revelation 20 verse 3
See the Bible gives you the answers the Bible defines itself for us
So when you go to the doctrine of first mention
When it says little season
It's going to give you that, hey, this actually means it's a short period of time.
When you match it with what Jesus said when he goes into his prophetic statements in Matthew 24,
Mark 13, Luke 21, he also says those things. Was Revelation 20 verse 3 say? It says,
And cast them into the bottomless pit and shut him up and set a seal upon him that he should
deceive the nations no more till the thousand years should be fulfilled. And after that,
He must be loosed a little season. So if you match that with what we've already seen
Does a little season mean thousands of years?
Does a little see season mean hundreds of years?
No, I think the little season would seem like more like 75 days
75 days. Yeah, see some kids are paying attention. So
Because
when the saints are like, how long is it going to be?
He says they should rest for a little season.
Other fellow laborers are slain also.
We know that's talking about the Great Tribulation.
So all that stuff matches up.
So really Satan's little season is a little dud.
It's a big dud actually,
when you compare scripture with scripture.
So actually really it's kind of nuked at this point.
But Jesus said the days would be shortened, the little season.
And so, and then after that, the rapture.
I mean, you compare Matthew chapter 24,
with right after these events happen,
then, you know, the earthquake happens,
the six seals broken, the earthquake happens,
and the stars fall to heaven.
And then when you compare it to Matthew,
you see that he comes.
Look at verse, let's just turn to Revelation 6, we'll end here.
It's just a great chapter in the Bible anyway. So Revelation 612 it says,
And he opened the sixth seal and lo there was a great earthquake and the sun
became black as sack cloth of hair and the moon became blood and the stars fell
unto heaven, excuse me fell unto the earth even as a fig tree casteth their
untimely figs when she is shaken of a mighty wind and the heaven departed as
a scroll when it's rolled together and every mountain and island were moved out
and the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men,
and every bond men, and every free man hid themselves in the dens, and in the rocks of the mountains,
and set unto the mountains and rocks, fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that was to say there,
Sidoth on the throne.
So they're hiding in caves and rocks, and they're hiding from who?
The one whose face
is sitting on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb,
for the great day of his wrath has come,
and who shall be able to stand?
And so they're hiding from him,
the people that are on the earth
when he comes back are hiding,
but is it possible that those that pierced him
are looking at him and like, oh man.
I feel like if God can show Stephen, if God can show other people these things, of course
he can show the people that are waiting for the Great White Throne to see it.
But at the very least, they're going to see Jesus at the right hand of God, sitting at
the right hand of God, when the Great White Throne judgment happens.
Yeah, I think I proved pretty well that you you can't just take everything at face value when it comes to the spiritual things of the Bible
so
I'm not saying that you can't take clear verses in Scripture, but Jesus didn't always talk
in those terms when he was on the earth.
So Satan's little seasoned crowd believed that we have been in its little time periods,
some since 1776, America, and some since 1070.
But what's the Bible teach teaches 75 days doesn't it so part two is gonna get super weird with all their weird stuff as far as
I mean as if this isn't weird enough right, but I just like I said
I'm just kind of laying the groundwork and this doctrine just needs to be obliterated
So and I'm more than happy to oblige. Let's pray Lord. We thank you so much for the clear teaching of the Bible and Lord
Some of the end times things are hard to understand
And Lord, I pray that you just help us to have discernment and we listen to teachers especially
on the internet and those that are not even in a local church and they're not a pastor and they're not
And they're just trying to gain a following and just liking everybody's stuff and saying thank you for watching the channel
Even though they're just they're just telling them that they're wrong like oh, thank you for watching the channel
But Lord I pray that you'd help us to discern
the truth and not to be caught up in these
conspiracy theory, preterist, garbage doctrines.
And Lord, we thank you for loving us.
Pray that you just keep us sharp and informed
on the things that we need to know about according
to your word.
We thank you for all the people that showed up church today.
Pray that you just bless them in a special way.
Bless our soul and in our services to follow.
In Jesus' name we pray, amen.
All right, closing hill, the 413, the red or the green.
Stand up, stand up for Jesus, four, one, three.
Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross.
it must not suffer loss. From victory on to victory, his army shall he lead. Till
For trumpets all the way, For to the mighty conflict In this is royal steam,
Ye that are men now serve Him Against the numbered foes,
strength of fools. Stand up, stand up for Jesus, stand up.
can you close this with a word of prayer. Amen. Word of the Smiths.