Can we know when, End Times? Rapture, Tribulation, and 2nd coming.

[StaceyLovesJesus]

Can I know the month, week, or even days of end-time events like the rapture, Tribulation, and Second Coming without contradicting scripture? As a practical science guy who builds robots and brain-controlled exoskeletons, I never thought I’d dive into biblical prophecy. But a life-changing vision seven months ago changed everything, pushing me to explore scriptures like Matthew 24-36, 1 Thessalonians 5-4, and 1 Corinthians 15-52. Join me as I examine signs, the Feast of Trumpets, and the Holy Spirit’s guidance to uncover what the Bible reveals about the end times.

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[mattfivefour]

I don't find fault with anything he says. I didn't even object to his statement that those who reject Jesus will spend an eternity "in a hell of their own making" when Hell was actually made by God. I understood the point he was making: that all who go to Hell will do so by their own choosing. As to the idea that the Rapture will occur during the Feast of Trumpets, I think it quite likely. I'm not claiming it will be this year or next year or any specific year. It may be. But it equally may not be. To me the date question is not what feast but which year. And only God knows that.

I just think from the clear patterns God has given us in Scripture that just as God's Age of Grace (which human beings have enjoyed for almost 2000 years) began with the completion of the four Spring feasts, the final three actions regarding God's divine plan will commence with the first of the Fall feasts. Just as Pentecost was a sign to the Jews and at the same time began the Church Age, Trumpets will be a sign to the Jews and at the same time end the Church Age, permitting the process that will lead to the restoration of all things.

 

[dwb]

A good video with a interesting take on our lives being divided into good days and bad, with the end choice being either all good days or all bad days.