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Janet Willis believes a correct view of the size of New Jerusalem matters. In this podcast, Janet first compares the many similarities of Ezekiel’s city (Ezekiel 48) and John’s city (Revelation 21-22). These similarities compel us to reexamine the traditional view of the size of New Jerusalem. She presents reasons why Revelation 21:16 should be reexamined, and then begins to explain why the two cities are compatible. Subsequent podcasts will expand on this theme with more of her research.



To see related graphics at full size, click the thumbnails below.  For a seven-minute video overview of Janet’s work on the New Jerusalem, click here.



Comparison Chart



Proportionate size of a cube on the globe



The print article titled “The Size of the New Jerusalem and Why John’s and Ezekiel’s Cities Are Compatible”, from Eschatos Ministries, can be ordered by clicking here, and a free online version of the article can be seen here.



 

Nelson Walters explains that in the Book of Revelation there are two mysterious figures. God says, “And I will give power to my two witnesses, and they will prophesy one thousand two hundred and sixty days, clothed in sackcloth” (Revelation 11:3).



So who are the witnesses, what do they prophesy about, and when do they minister?



When you understand who they are and what they’re doing, the Book of Revelation comes alive! So let’s figure this out together on today's episode.



 

Charles Cooper now turns our attention to the MidTribulation Rapture position, which teaches that Revelation 14:14-16 depicts the rapture of the Church. Because of the harvest of the earth by the “one like a son of man,” many see this as a clear reference to the rapture. In fact, both pre-tribbers and post-tribbers have also argued for this passage representing the rapture of the Church. Let’s see if this is so.



 

Travis Snow discusses how Zechariah 12:1–3 provides prophetic insight into current events in Israel and rising antisemitism around the world.



If you like this teaching and want to go deeper in the subject matter, check out Travis’ books at shilohmedia.org.



 

Michael Ufferman, staff teacher with Zion’s Hope, discusses how the physical manifestation of God came about, with the announcement by the Angel Gabriel and the overshadowing of Mary by God’s Holy Spirit, to conceive the incarnate God in Jesus.



Michael also identifies how Scripture proclaims the physical manifestation of God in Jesus, perfectly bearing witness of the Father and His nature.



And, finally in this episode, we see how the physical manifestation of God comes to an end in human form as we know it, with Christ’s beating, crucifixion, death, and burial.



In episode 7, Michael will continue the series as he discusses the post-incarnate manifestation of God.



 

Marquis Laughlin examines 7 Biblical principles for handling questions about Bible Prophecy that will help you teach and witness using the most powerful tools God has given us. These 7 principles will help you take advantage of opportunities to share with wisdom and humility by focusing on the powerful testimony of God’s sovereignty and grace.