Debbie,
A close reading of prophecy reveals that like the jewish day beginning at sunset and going to sunset so shall the day of the Lord begin, in darkness. Christians call this time the tribulation period, the Jews refer to it as the time of Jacob's trouble.
I'm reluctant to answer your question directly because we see the 'second' coming of Jesus slightly differently. I believe from reading your other posts that you view the 'second' coming as Jesus returning to earth on the white horse at the end of the tribulation period (as explained in Revelation). By your understanding Jesus would come the 'second' time 7 years into the last 1000 years.
A close reading of prophecy reveals that like the jewish day beginning at sunset and going to sunset so shall the day of the Lord begin, in darkness. Christians call this time the tribulation period, the Jews refer to it as the time of Jacob's trouble.
I'm reluctant to answer your question directly because we see the 'second' coming of Jesus slightly differently. I believe from reading your other posts that you view the 'second' coming as Jesus returning to earth on the white horse at the end of the tribulation period (as explained in Revelation). By your understanding Jesus would come the 'second' time 7 years into the last 1000 years.
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