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I really enjoy reading your daily answers. Your ministry continues to be a source of great inspiration for me. My question has to do with the significance of the dream that Pilate’s wife had. A minister that I greatly respect said that it does not make sense that it would be from God because, “God wanted Jesus to go to the cross and this was the means He was using to have Him crucified (Lk.22:42). Satan wanted him dead but not at this time or this way. It was his last ditch attempt. He sent Pilate’s wife the dream to have Pilate cancel Jesus’ crucifixion and prevent Scripture from taking place. I have always thought that the devil was trying to kill Jesus because he thought that he could keep Jesus from fulfilling the prophesies. Do you agree with this minister?

The bible mentions that not everyone who says Lord Lord will enter His kingdom. I agree with you when saying this refers to people who are not 100 % believing on the price paid by Jesus Christ on the cross, but I get really confused when this statement extends to people who were prophesying, casting out demons and healing people. Do you want to tell me that there are people who are given a gift of healing, prophesying and casting out demons but not 100 % believing on the Lord?

My question is about the verses where Peter and Paul were said to fall into a trance. I believe contemplative meditation is wrong, and I want to know what your take is on these verses: Acts 10:10 and Acts 22:17. I’m doing a study on prayer. Thanks ahead of time for you answer.

I’ve read a couple articles quoting a professor at a Louisiana university that the reddish color of the oil slick is explained from release of materials compressed over millions of years that are uniquely mixing with the oil now. However, what about the prophecy of the waters being red like blood that kills everything in them? Is this prophecy suppose to happen before the 70th week begins?

Thanks for your insight. You have really clarified for me these difficult-to-understand times. I tried to map out the upcoming battles in the middle east & was wondering about Egypt & Iraq. Are either of these countries under prophecy to attack Israel in Psalm 83 or Ezekiel 38-39? I can’t seem to figure out where they fall into the picture.

I’ve read your recent weekly articles on end time events and your conclusions are quite compelling. I was on another prophecy website where the author was obviously talking about you though he does not mention your name. He suggests that we have decades before the return of Jesus. My question is how can there be such a stark difference in your opinions when you both seem well versed in prophecy and pray to the same Holy Spirit for insight?

I’m curious about your thoughts on the current gulf oil spill being a fulfillment of the prophecy in Revelation 8:8-9? It certainly sounds like a verse by verse description but I’m wondering if it is in conflict with any other biblical references? I ask this because I understood the church would be raptured before God’s judgments. Thanks for your insight!

Thank you for your ministry and for taking the time to answer our questions. Your website is a blessing to me and countless others. How does Hosea chapters 1-3 and Isaiah 62 which seems to refer to Israel as God’s wife relate with the church from Pentecost to the rapture as the bride of Christ?

I believe somewhere I heard that the early prophets actually did “talk” with God and that is how they wrote the exact wording of what God said and it’s not their paraphrasing but God’s Wording and that this all stopped with the last prophet Malachi to give way for the Christ to appear. So instead of God giving instructions only through prophets’ dreams, He sent His Son – is this correct? In other words instead of the prophets’ dreams, they actually did speak with God.

I have read many times in your articles that you believe the parables in Matthew 24 primarily have to do with tribulation believers, not the Church. You mention that the verse that reads “no one knows the day or the hour…” has to do also with the Second Coming and not the Rapture. But the Bible tells us that the Lord will return exactly 1260 days from the Abomination of Desolation, so how could no man know the day? Thank you so much for your site! I have learned so much from it and will appreciate your clarification on this issue.