Is there any indication in the scriptures of how far apart each of the judgments are spaced during the 7 year tribulation period? And specifically at what point of the tribulation does the 6th Seal Judgment take place?

Where in the scriptures does it say that one can still be saved after the rapture and during the tribulation period?

Where in The Scriptures does God ever mention “the anti-Christ”? I have found no one who can answer that question. Every reference to anti-Christ or anti-Christs in the books of 1st and 2nd John are to the “spirit of anti-Christ”. Nowhere does God throw “the anti-Christ” into the lake of fire in the end. God destroys the beast, the false prophet and Satan, however nowhere in the Bible does God purge the earth/world of “the anti-Christ”. This has become a popular belief and a false teaching.

From what I understand, the Jewish people were given a pretty specific time/date as to when Jesus would appear the first time. And as the “being caught up” (I really don’t like using the term rapture) draws near or even tomorrow, I was wondering, since God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow, wouldn’t it make sense for Him to give us some clearer indications of the actual event? I’m not trying to predict anything with regards to the day, month, year, etc. but more trying to find in Scripture something that coincides with His being the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Since Abraham was justified by faith in God, that is to say he believed God, wouldn’t it stand to reason that the Jews, who also believe God, would be justified by their faith? Wasn’t Abraham’s sin applied to the blood of Christ even though, expecting a Savior, he did not know Jesus? The Jews believe God will send a Savior just as Abraham believed God would send a Savior. They will go to their grave expecting God’s anointed. The Jews have faith in God. It seems that their faith in Him will go unrewarded.

I just read “Missing From Heaven.” I have been thinking about this very subject lately. Do you believe our “loss of memory” from our time on this earth in the flesh will be wiped out completely, or partially? It doesn’t make a lot of sense to me that we will not remember anything. But the thought that God will selectively erase parts of our memory, is inspiring to the Greatness of our Father. Help please! i.e. if we don’t remember anything of our time on earth in the flesh, wouldn’t it be “all for nothing?”

I read in the news today that “On May 15, to commemorate the Palestinian exodus day 1948 ( Nakba) when well over 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled out of their home land by Israel, thousands of angry Arab protesters from Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon along with their Palestinian brothers from Gaza and the occupied west bank will advance toward Israel in what they call the third intifada.”

Do you think this could have anything to do with Psalms 83 or Isaiah 17? And if so, then we could very well see this prophecies come to pass in the matter of days.

What is the true Christian (born again) view of the Chi Rho symbol? As an ex-Catholic, I’m uncomfortable with any symbol remotely associated with the Catholic Church. I teach Sunday School at a Southern Baptist Church and walked into our Sunday School Building to see this symbol painted on the wall along with other Christian symbols designed to invoke a “Christian” atmosphere. I didn’t like it and was told it’s an early Christian symbol of Christ. When I researched it, I discovered it was actually based upon a design by Constantine when he saw a vision in the sky the day before a battle. What is your take on this?

My wife and I were trying to sort out this question. We know the Jews are God’s chosen people. It does not escape us however that they continue to reject Jesus as Messiah. To summarize our conversation: one of us said not all Jews will be in Heaven because not all will accept Jesus as Messiah. The other said, Jesus is coming back and all Jews will accept Him as Messiah because the Jews are God’s Chosen people and He will save His chosen people.

I find it difficult to find the age of accountability explained in Romans 7:9. Are there other verses that might be a little clearer?