Battle of the Woes

After the first four angels blow their trumpets, we have the remaining three blasts called “woes” (Revelation 8:13). By now you know I like to consult study tools like Strong’s, Gesenius (Old Testament) and Vine’s (New Testament). How is a “woe” different than the first four judgments that fell? In both Strong’s and Vine’s, a

The Functions of the 144,000

So in my last post, I went over a few things that the scriptures seem to make clear in the Revelation of Jesus to John. As the verses show, 1) there are saints still on the earth as the 5th seal is being opened; 2) at the 6th seal the kings, the great men, the

Is It the Mark?

While the world undergoes the largest clinical trial in history, one has to wonder what is the rush to participate in something so unknown. In college they would advertise for subjects who would be willing to give their time and bodies for studies, and the college would pay (usually) poor students for their participation. Now