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The nature of the Tribulation can best be revealed by examining the various Tribulation Scripture passages (both Old and New Testament) to see what words are used to describe it. In my research I found…

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This is our thirty-sixth study. Please click HERE for an introduction to this study. John 9:39-41 39 Jesus said, “For judgment I have come into this world, so that the blind will see and those…

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There are three great purposes for the Tribulation: 1) to prepare Israel for her Messiah; 2) to bring judgment on all unbelievers and unbelieving nations; and 3) to bring salvation to the repentant lost. To…

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This is our thirty-fifth study. Please click HERE for an introduction to this study. John 8:12-19 12 When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows…

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It seems that Franklin Delano Roosevelt was well-liked by most people—even Republicans. He is known for his weekly fireside radio chats, and he made a good show of it. Many I suppose couldn’t wait to…

Originally posted on Stephen Nielsen:
There are three great purposes for the Tribulation: 1) to prepare Israel for her Messiah; 2) to bring judgment on all unbelievers and unbelieving nations; and 3) to bring salvation to the repentant lost. To…

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This is our thirty-fourth study. Please click HERE for an introduction to this study. John 8:3-11 3 The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her…

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Originally posted on Stephen Nielsen:
There are three great purposes for the Tribulation: 1) to prepare Israel for her Messiah; 2) to bring judgment on all unbelievers and unbelieving nations; and 3) to bring salvation to the repentant lost. In…