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Remember God is in Control He is working for his glory.
Be not Afraid
When in the end times?
Three options-
End of the Millennial Kingdom (Rev.
20:7-10)
Beginning of the Millennial Kingdom I.E.
Armageddon (Rev.
19:11-21)
During the first half of the Tribulation Period (Dan.
9:24-27)
End End of the Millennial Kingdom - Strengths (Rev.
20:7-10)
Revelation says Gog and Magog.
(Rev.
20:8)
God is the one fighting.
(Rev.
20:9)
Armies from the four corners of the earth.
(Rev.
20:8)
End End of the Millennial Kingdom - Weakness:(Rev.
20:7-10)
Chronology - Battle clean up for seven years (Ezekiel 39:9-10)
Battle Purposes:
First Gog and Magog is fought renew Israels relationship with and restore God’s name among the nations.
(Ezekiel 39:7,22-29)
Second Gog and Magog war Israel has been faithful for 1000 years and the nations have been ruled by Christ himself.
(Rev.
20:1-7)
Second Gog and Magog is fought to defeat Satan once for all.
(Rev.
20:10)
Beginning of the Millennial Kingdom I.E.
Armageddon - Strengths (Rev.
19:11-21)
God is the one fighting (Rev.
19:15)
Scavenging Animals called to feast (Rev.
19:17-18)
Armies from the four corners of the earth concept (Rev.
19:19)
Beginning of the Millennial Kingdom I.E.
Armageddon - Weakness (Rev.
19:11-21)
Isreal recognizes Messiah before Armageddon (Zechariah 12:10)
Ezekiel 38-39 does not communicate the end of all war.
The battle of Armageddon does.
(Micah 4:1-4)
Gog and Magog is not specifically mentioned in any of these passages.
During the first half of the Tribulation Period - Strengths.
(Dan.
9:24-27)
The attack comes when Israel living at peace in the land (Ezek.
38:8, 11)
Isreal does not recognize Jesus as Messiah (Ezekiel 39:22, 29)
The peace is a result of the covenant of the Antichrist (Dan.
9:27)
Gog and Magog war perhaps frees the Antichrist to break the covenant (Dan.
9:27)
The chronological passages work with the time line.
(Ezekiel 39:9-13)
During the first half of the Tribulation Period - Weakness.
(Dan.
9:24-27)
Gog and Magog is not specifically mentioned in any of these passages.
This theory relies on fitting in the chronological passages.
Remember God is in Control He is working for his glory.
Be not Afraid
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