What Is the Great Tribulation?

The catastrophe will bring about the greatest problem to humanity. According to the prophecies of the Bible, it occurs at the end of the day or at the end. (2 Timothy 3: 1 Daniel 12: 4, New American Bible) This is a disaster that never happened from the creation of God to the beginning of creation, until then, never will happen again. - Mark 13: 19; Daniel 12: 1; Matthew 24: 21, 22

Attack the true religion. The national alliance called 'Mark pain in the country' in Ezekiel's vision tries to destroy those who practice real religion. But God protects his worshiper from destruction. - Ezekiel 38: 1, 2, 9 - 12, 18 - 23

Judgment of residents of the earth. (Matthew 25: 33-33) Jesus' judgment is based on the support that all men are giving to Jesus' brothers'. Or lack of support, people who rule with him in heaven ---- Matthew 25: 34 - 46

Please collect the ruler of the kingdom. People chosen to rule with Christ complete the path of this world and rise to heaven. - Matthew 24:31; 1 Corinthians 15: 50-53; 1 Thessalonians 4 15-17

Christ himself also expressed the second half of great hardships using the word "great suffering". In Matthew 24:21, Jesus said: "At that time, for example, there will be a catastrophe from the beginning of the world to the present, it will never happen." In this section, Jesus is about horses I will mention. The episode of Evangelion 24:15, which depicted the desolation of desolate things, this man is also known as anti Christ. In addition, Jesus in Matthew 24: 29-30 said, "After the disaster of the day ... ... the son of a man appears in the sky soon, then all the tribes on the earth express condolences. There is power and great glory to the child of the sky, "There is power and great glory" In this place Jesus reveals devastation (verse 15), the second appears with Christ. The end of the second coming (section 30)

According to the era that has a futuristic view, the catastrophe is believed to have occurred before and after Jesus' return home. In this view, a catastrophe is predicted in Hebrew for seven years (each lasting 360 days), but it will be the second half of a catastrophe (see Matthew 24: 15 and Matthew 24: 24). : 21), shows a catastrophic disappearance after bleak abortion and shows the midpoint of catastrophe. In this view, a period of seven years is considered to be the last week of Daniel's 70-week prophecy in Daniel's chapter. Theoretically, representing a seven-year week, the timetable begins with the reconstruction of the second temple of Artaxerxes in Jerusalem. After seven weeks and 62 weeks, the prophecy says that the Messiah "can be truncated". It is equivalent to the death of Christ.