The Five Time Prophecies and the Prophetic Timeline of the Second Coming
Five biblical prophecies reveal, when considered together, a singular temporal correspondence. Beginning with passages from Daniel, the Gospels, and other biblical witnesses, these calculations move through different events in history and point to the same window of time.
Discover each of these prophecies, its foundation in Scripture, and the historical path that leads to this convergence.
The Prophecy of the 1290 and 1335 Days
Daniel 12 presents two of the most intriguing time prophecies in Scripture. This study examines their relationship to the major historical milestones associated with the Temple, the construction of the Dome of the Rock, and the chronological convergence that points to the current prophetic window.
The Seventy Weeks and Suleiman’s Decree
The prophecy of the Seventy Weeks marked the time of the Messiah’s first manifestation at His First Coming. By comparing its structure with Suleiman’s decree concerning Jerusalem, this study reveals a new prophetic parallel that connects the two comings within the same organization of time.
The Generation of the Fig Tree
The Parable of the Fig Tree is one of Jesus’ principal prophetic references for recognizing the times. This study examines its relationship to the national restoration of Israel and its place within the chronological structure of Scripture.
The Millennial Sabbath
The creation account establishes a pattern of six days of work followed by a seventh day of rest. This study examines how that pattern unfolds throughout Scripture and how it relates to the expectation of the Messianic Kingdom, in which human history reaches its great Sabbath rest.
The 120 Jubilees
The Jubilee pattern appears from the Law of Moses to the words of Jesus in Nazareth. Discover how this sequence may shed light on the unfolding of redemptive history.