Starts @ 1:34 - Fair Use - Starts @ 2:55 - Fair Use - Stay encouraged … we fly soon! Per Sean Osborne - Eschatology Today … The Departure 10 September 2021: Due to recent events of the past nearly three weeks this SITREP was temporarily delayed. It can be delayed no longer and why this SITREP's posting is occurring at zero dark thirty this morning. Back on 24 August our brother, frequent reader and commenter jmoll106 sent word of a teaching he'd recently heard delivered by Dr. Andy Woods. This was a three-part teaching on the topic of II Thessalonians 2:3 that was delivered in September 2020. As a direct result of Andy Woods teaching you will notice that the Scripture link takes you to the 1599 Geneva Bible translation. This is the correct translation of that Spirit-breathed verse, the bolding has only been added for the due emphasis on one word. This is not baby's milk teaching. No, this is real meat and potatoes sustenance teaching about the Word and the how and why there is to this day confusion over the meaning of this particular verse that Paul was inspired by the Holy Spirit to write. I believe our Departure is imminent. Marana'tha! - Fair Use - The son of perdition is revealed at the mid point of Jacob's troubles when he desecrates the temple, before that point Israel thinks he's their Messiah. The son of perdition is revealed at the mid point of Jacob’s troubles when he desecrates the temple, before that point Israel thinks he’s their Messiah.
Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a departing first, and that that man of sin be disclosed, even the son of perdition.
The link embedded within Dr. Andy Woods name above will take you an invaluable library of his teachings on the Scriptures. And this link - Dr. Andy Woods The Rapture Sermon Series 20. Explaining Apostasia in 2 Thess. 2-3a - Part3 - will take you to the audio recording of Part 3 of the teaching series. This teaching will give you new understanding that the Greek word Apostasia is not referring to the apostasy or the apostate church of these last days, but instead and correctly to the physical departure of the bride (body) of Christ (the true Church of Christ) in the event we've long known here as the Harpazo, and also as the Rapture, and in the Hebrew Old Testament as Laqach.
