Posts with the tag “end-times”

The article links Matthew 24’s Olivet Prophecy with Revelation 6’s Four Horsemen, saying they mirror the first half of the Tribulation: deception (false messiahs), war, famine, and pestilence. It warns even the elect could be deceived, urges believers to wear Yahweh’s armor, and remain faithful through hardship, trusting Yahshua’s promised reward.  Read More

The article warns that modern date-setting “prophets” repeatedly fail, citing William Miller (1844) and Edgar Whisenant (1988). It says Yahshua first warned, “Don’t be deceived.” True prophets must obey Yahweh’s commands, bear righteous fruit, speak by the Holy Spirit, and never contradict Scripture’s “no one knows the day or hour.”  Read More

Article argues we’re near end times; cites surveys; links Antimessiah with Islamic Mahdi: both deny Yahshua’s sonship, arise from Middle East, perform signs, change laws, make seven-year covenant, supported by ten kings, rule by war. Urges watchfulness and prayer.  Read More

The article warns that end-time deception is the primary danger: false messiahs/prophets will perform convincing signs, triggering apostasy and a “falling away” before the Antimessiah is revealed. Many will value experiences over sound doctrine. True protection is knowing and obeying Yahweh’s Word—judging teachers by their fruits.  Read More

The article argues end-times signs are unfolding: deception first, then war, famine, earthquakes, and pestilence, paralleling Revelation’s horsemen. It warns of a coming falling away and the Man of Sin. Believers must “prove all things,” wear Yahweh’s armor, prepare for hardship, endure persecution, and remain faithful for Kingdom reward.  Read More

The article argues “today” isn’t the only chance for salvation. Scripture teaches two resurrections: a first for the “just” at Yahshua’s return (already judged, rewarded to reign), and a second after 1,000 years for the rest, who then learn, face judgment, and receive life or the second death.  Read More

Yahshua will return, gather His elect in the first resurrection, and establish His Kingdom on earth. During the 1,000 years, survivors and new births continue under His rule. Afterward, the second resurrection raises the formerly ignorant for judgment/teaching. The faithful now can inherit firstfruits rulership, endure to the end, and help others learn righteousness.  Read More

Seven structures Yahweh’s “Sabbath system”: weekly Sabbath, 7-year land Sabbatical, and 50th-year Jubilee. Sabbaticals rest land, forgive debts, and teach dependence on Yahweh; Jubilees add freeing Israelite slaves and returning land to original families, proclaimed by shofar on Atonement. These cycles foreshadow restoration, liberty, and Yahweh’s ownership.  Read More

The article says modern Christianity abandoned the Bible’s Hebraic, law-keeping roots under Greek and church tradition. Prophecies in Malachi and Luke show an end-time “Eliyah” restoration: turning people from disobedience back to Yahweh’s laws, repairing the breach, and proving His blessings through wholehearted obedience.  Read More

The Feast of Trumpets announces Yahshua’s return with the awakening blast of Yahweh’s trumpet, raising the dead and gathering the faithful. Ten days later, the Day of Atonement pictures Satan’s removal and final defeat, as afflicting our souls and fasting remind us that sin’s origin and burden are finally lifted.  Read More

Yahweh’s seven annual Feasts are prophetic appointments: Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Weeks already fulfilled in Yahshua’s sacrifice, resurrection, and Spirit outpouring; Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, and the Last Great Day foreshadow His return, Kingdom, and final judgment. Keeping them brings blessing, deeper understanding, and aligns us with His salvation plan.  Read More

Yahshua will return to the Mount of Olives at the last trumpet, likely on a Feast day, to a Zion-centered people who honor Yahweh’s Sabbaths and Feasts. We must follow the biblical Abib barley calendar, not equinox-based traditions, staying in step with Israel’s oracles as we await His coming.  Read More