Will Clark

Apocalypse 2019 Will Clark

Could April, 2019 be that time indicated in the Bible as beginning the Tribulation period? And, if that's so; what does the word tribulation mean? Will we on earth have notice when this tribulation begins; if as the Bible prophesies, it will begin? The Bible very clearly answers many of these End Times questions. These questions are answered in Revelation, the Olivet Discourse, and the Book of Daniel. After all; isn't the purpose for Revelation to reveal? Although these references explain that no one knows the day nor the hour these horrors of the tribulation will begin, Christ does explain an approximate time to expect the beginning of these horrors. He gives a time line in Revelation; and He matches that time line in Daniel, although Daniel was written 500 years before Revelation. Christ's Words make that time line very simple. The meaning of 'time, times, and half a time' is related to the birth of Jesus, then the formation of the Roman Catholic Church by Constantine the Great, then the beginning of Islam. Each event is measured as 350 years apart. That time line is then taken to Daniel to understand the time line of the Abomination of Desolation in Israel, and the meaning of the time of 'in the midst of the covenant.' That covenant explained in Daniel is clearly that Iranian Nuclear Agreement made by 'many' for seven years. The identification of the second beast of Revelation, that False Prophet, is also suggested as the one who arranged and allowed that Nuclear deal. And, this book explains so much more. It identifies many of the metaphors used in Revelation; including the beast, the first beast, the second beast, Jezebel, Babylon, and the Four Horses of the Apocalypse. It also reveals the identities of those horrible locusts and scorpions used in the war scenes presented in several places. Verse 4 in Chapter 6 indicates, 'these things are made crystal clear.' In the conclusion, this book also gives many suggestions to prepare for that tribulation period that will include death by 'the sword, hunger, thirst, and beasts.' Christ's final words of caution are to be ready, for He will come as a thief in the night.