I understand there will be mortal people living in the 1000 year reign of Christ that begins after the tribulation period. Some will be destroyed in a rebellion against Christ near the end of the millennium. Those left, of course are true believers. When the old heaven and earth are then destroyed to make way for the new heaven and earth, does the bible say anything specific about the apparent need for another rapture, or transfer to immortality for those mortal believers in order to survive the destruction of the “old” and to live in the “new”?

I have a friend who continually says she can’t wait to get to heaven to see her deceased husband. Her daughter tells her she knows of no scripture to confirm this possibility. Can you please give a reply to settle this confusing matter for them?

Is it possible that when John wrote Revelation the 666 that he saw was the phrase “in the name of Allah” in Arabic? With the crossed swords when turned sideways it looks like 666 in Greek?

Certainly immediately after the rapture, the whole word will be in chaos which will result in a huge mess and the deaths of many unbelievers as well. Have you seen reference to this in scripture? I can’t help but think 1 Thes 5:3 may be referring to this time period. It seems like the epitome of “sudden destruction”!

Christians are saved by accepting Christ. After the rapture are the Jews saved by sacrificing in the rebuilt Temple ?? Wouldn’t that conflict with what Jesus said about being the only way?

My question is when the verse says “But if you do not wake up, I will come like a thief …”, does it mean if they do wake up they will know the time?

Thank You for sharing your knowledge with us! Do you think there will be a revival in the U.S. before the Rapture?

1 Corinthians 12:3 states that no one can say that Jesus is Lord with out the Holy Spirit. Now I’m sure there is some explanation but how does that fit with Philippians 2: 10-11?

“that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.”

As I read Ezekiel, I wonder: who is the prince in Ezekiel 44?

You seem very sure about the doctrines you teach yet I am not as sure. I find the Bible maddeningly vague sometimes, although it is crystal clear about salvation in Christ alone. You don’t seem to see any vagueness in scripture whatsoever, but I find it to be complex, frequently hard to pin down, and elusive. Any thoughts?