What does the book of Revelation have to say about tribulation and the church? Does Revelation tell us that the church is "raptured" away? Some claim that chapters 6-19 explain the supposed 7-year period of tribulation. Are these chapters to be read as a chronological unfolding of events? Or are they a repetitious telling of the same story? Does the church go through tribulation? Is there a difference between wrath and tribulation? Join me today as we dive into the book of Revelation and find answers to all these stories!

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When discussing end times doctrines, I often hear about the "Great Tribulation." This is a supposed 7-year time of great distress in the world otherwise known as "Daniel's 70th week". However, is this a view that is biblically supported? Does the passage in Daniel 9 really tell us this? Does Revelation (or the rest of scripture) support this idea? Join me for today's episode as we take an in-depth look at the idea of a 7-year tribulation.

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Many claim that Christians will not have to go through the so-called time of tribulation because we will be raptured out before it happens or before it gets really bad. However, is this accurate to scripture? What about the Anti-Christ? Do Christians avoid having to deal with him? Are we gone before he arrives?

If we were to look at Paul's second letter to the church in Thessalonica we would see that not only will we endure the time of the Anti-Christ (Man of Sin) but also that Jesus WILL NOT come back to gather us UNTIL this man is revealed. When Jesus then comes, He will destroy the Man of Sin and all the wicked while He saves us and gathers us to Himself. Join me on today's podcast as we see that we must "endure" until the end!

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