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The rapture of Christians to be with the Lord at the end of this age has been a point of much contention over the years. In this regard, the commonly held doctrines of pre-tribulation and post-tribulation rapture are greatly deficient. They especially miss the most important aspect of the rapture - the growth and maturity of the divine life within the believers. The Lord is quite clear in His speaking that the end of this age will occur when it is time to "harvest" the believers from the earth.As it is with most any crop, some portion of the fruit ripens before the majority does. And so, with the believers there are both the firstfruits and the harvest. This book explores the great differences between the raptures of the firstfruits and harvest in detail, comparing the time, place, and various other aspects of their being taken to be with the Lord.

For what have Christians been born again? For what do we pass through so many things here on earth, many of which are beyond our human capability and capacity to endure? In short, why are we here? What is the goal of our human life and divine rebirth? In this book, the goal and peak of the Christian experience as portrayed in Revelation is presented. It sheds light upon certain crucial happenings depicted in Revelation that have been hidden, shrouded, kept from our understanding until the present time. Hopefully, to all who have an ear and an open heart to receive, this book will provide both an incentive and an open door to enter into what our won­derful God has set before us.

God is calling us Christians to come forward to that for which we have been predestined, to come forward in this age before the Lord returns, to run after Christ, gain Christ, and attain the goal. The prize to those who do attain this goal has been described in some detail in previous books of this series on Revelation. However, not all Christians will come forward and gain Christ during this age. What of those who don't, those who are not sufficiently mature in Christ as the end of the age approaches? This book focuses on these - the majority of Christians - who will remain on the earth to pass through the great tribulation. It centers on Revelation 12 where the universal woman is seen fleeing to her place in the wilderness, where she will be nourished during the last three and a half years before the Lord's return.

Delusion is a condition of the mind and heart, a state of being in which deception rules. It is not just a matter of being deceived - we all suffer from being deceived to some level. Rather, when deception rules the heart, when deception becomes the norm, when a lie is accepted as the truth and held onto at all costs - that is delusion.When deception is so deep that it is woven into the fabric of a person's character, how is it possible to cure that? When one's foundation is at least in part a lie, what can be done? In fact, there is no cure. Nothing can be done. It is not possible to truly heal such a condition. Except…This book explores delusion and the means God has provided to save us from this state.

This book centers on Revelation 13, where the monstrous elements of Satan's endtime plan are revealed. While most of what is written in this section of the Bible could be dismissed as satanic wonders or merely natural happenings, what is occurring on the earth today seems to indicate this is not the case. Technology may play a prominent role in Satan's endtime plot, and as those days approach the role of technology will become ever more clear. For, consider this: At the time the Bible was written, it was simply not possible to convey in God's Word today's technology and the technology that will be available at the close of this age. There were simply no words in existence to write of what science is producing today. Practically everything in our current technology would have seemed miraculous, magical, or demonic. An automobile? Impossible. A computer? Wizardry. By necessity, all modern technology is absent from the Bible - but that doesn't mean it isn't implied, or even present in some way. This book explores how technology and scripture meet during the events of the endtime.