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Lamad
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If you wish to ad lib an imagine instead of follow the scripture, that is up to you. I am going to follow what is written.You don't. What you don't yet understand is the tribulation is over before the wrath of God begins. There is no tribulation in chapters 15 and 16. That is the wrath of God.
Additionally, the tribulation of those days will not begin at the 7th trumpet. The tribulation of those days is over before the 1st trumpet is blown.
Go back to what Jesus said: you do believe Him, I hope: WHEN did He say to flee? Of course, when they SEE the abomination. Where in the week does Daniel tells us the abomination will come? He tells us an event will happen that forces the daily sacrifices to cease; and this event will divide the week into two halves.
Therefore, we we find the fleeing, we can KNOW that verse will be a second or two after the abomination event. We find the fleeing begins in 12:6. Therefore, just for argument, let's say 12:6 is the exact midpoint: what is a second or two?
Now, what did Jesus say? THEN (at the abomination event that divides the week) shall be great tribulation.
How amazing! In chapter 12 is where Satan is cast down in great anger to BEGIN the days of great tribulation - using the man of sin turned Beast. Chapter 13 tells us He will erect and image and force people to worship it - or die: so we have great pressure put upon people or great tribulation. The Beast will also create a mark and force all to receive it or die. But WAIT: In chapter 14 God warns people about the mark - so we can KNOW it is not yet being enforced at that moment in time. Finally, in chapter 15 we see the beheaded arriving in heaven. Therefore the days of GT are happening late in chapter 14, through chapter 15 and into chapter 16. In other words, in the second half of the week, and LATE in the second half.
MAKE IT PLAIN: OK, God shows us in Revelation that the days of GT will begin after the warning in chapter 14. They will continue on until God pours out the vials of His wrath to SHORTEN those days of GT.
The fleeing that began all this comes AFTER the last trumpet!
Yet you say:
the tribulation of those days will not begin at the 7th trumpet. The tribulation of those days is over before the 1st trumpet is blown
It is plain you are in error. It is plain you don't understand John and his chronology. It is plain you find no problem just rearranging Revelation to fit your theory. God shows the days of GT in chapter 15, yet you insist they happen before the first trumpet.
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