Q. In your reply to the question about a May 21, 2011 rapture you wrote, “But three times between Matt. 24:36 and Matt 25:13 the Lord said the day and hour of the 2nd Coming would not be known in advance.”  Would you please give me the specific scripture where it says that the day and the hour would not be known in advance?  I have just reread those verses several times, and I see twice that we are told to watch! Why should we watch if we cannot know, as you wrote? All I see is that Jesus said that only God knew the time at that time when He (Jesus) spoke those words. Jesus did not say that no-one would know in advance, ever.

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Q. As I looked into the anniversary date of Israel becoming a nation, I see that this coming year (2011) it falls on May 10th.  I just wonder if people realize how close we may be to the Rapture based on Israel becoming 63 years old?  If that date passes and we are still here, I know it means that the # of Gentiles has not come in, but it also means that there is less than 7 years left for Pioneers in Israel to be 70. Do you have any additional thoughts on this to share? I long for the Rapture to be prior to May 10th !

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Q. Regarding the “Great Revival” and other questions previously submitted about the “Dominion Doctrine”. I know that any doctrine that is not based on scripture ultimately is of satanic origin. You stated that you could find no scriptural support for that particular belief and you offered scriptures that refute it. Can you expound on the beginnings of that teaching and discuss the harm that can come to the Church through the proliferation of Dominion Theology?

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Q. I hear of many churches, including my church, speaking of a last days revival. While I want to be part of any soul saving the Lord has in store for my community, I don’t see this last days revival in scriptures.I actually see the opposite in that there will be a falling away such as in 2 Thessalonians 2:3. Please comment.

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Q. Who are the people that get saved during the Tribulation?  Are they co-workers that I have been trying to witness to or brothers and sisters that I have been contending for?  If so, how do they not fall into being deceived for the great deception that is going to come?

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Q. Recently I came across a commentary by a well known Christian author who claims the only other time in history that gay marriages were officially  sanctioned was when Noah was alive, and this was the primary reason God sent the Great Flood.  She concluded that the successful legalization of same sex marriages would be the first time such a thing has happened since the flood and would mean our time is uniquely similar to the days of Noah, making us ripe for catastrophic judgment.  Can you tell me if this is true?

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Q. Since the rapture is number (completion of church) dependent and not date dependent could it happen that we might find ourselves into the tribulation because the number has not been yet fulfilled?

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Q. I read an article by a respected end times scholar that the Sheep and Goat judgment is for Gentiles.  I assume that must be because of the questions asked by Jesus as to what they did or did not do for His brethren, Christ considered was done unto Him.  That seems a bit like “good deeds” added to faith?  But my main question is since the believing remnant flees to Petra, do we assume all that didn’t flee did not become believers but perished?

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Q. There is so much talk about scattering Israel and dividing Jerusalem these days. Also much talk about the Psalm 83 prophecy which talks about a confederation of the surrounding Arab and Palestinian nations coming against Israel and being completely defeated by the IDF.  At the same time I read in Zechariah 1: 18 / 19 about four horns coming to scatter Judah, Israel, and Jerusalem. There seems to be a contradiction between this Scripture and Psalm 83. I know there cannot be any contradiction in Holy Scripture, that is impossible. How do you see things? Can you help please?

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Q. In the article The Age of Accountability you wrote: “When they reach the age of accountability, they become responsible for their sins. They acknowledge their accountability in a ceremony called bat mitzvah for girls, usually held at age 12, and bar mitzvah for boys age 13.”   Does this mean that when believers in Jesus are raptured, all girls under the age of 12 and all boys under the age of 13 will also be raptured? If so, can you imagine the impact on families worldwide?

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