Faithful Writers

When Jesus said He didn’t know the day or hour, skeptics saw contradiction. Scripture reveals something deeper—how His humanity and divinity work in perfect unity.

The world is growing darker — and Scripture warns that in the last days, love will grow cold. But God’s love remains eternal, unchanging, and powerful enough to keep us until the day of eternity.

Afterward, God comes down to Earth to see what has occurred. It’s a beautiful transition and all is good and God smiles. From the true Biblical perspective, it simply isn’t that easy. Evil has to first be dealt with in order for a transition to occur. There will not be an easy seamless transition into the Kingdom of God. The forces of evil, both unseen and sinful humankind, will not give up their possession of the Earth without conflict.

Revelation 20 seems an outlier among the Scripture narratives but, this is not unusual in Scripture as some of the most loaded messages with tremendous implications are very short.

The release of the faithful spirits from Hades relates to the release of the Holy Spirit to the faithful in this world. Without the first, there is no second — the first is last, and the last is first.

My objective is to warn you, the reader, not to get too comfortable in the concept of a Pre-Tribulation Rapture of the church BEFORE the coming tribulations.