Clear Vision Bible Studies

We must look into the future through the prophetic eye of yesterday. Some of what was prophecy yesterday is current events today and will be history tomorrow. This is panoramic, a view of constantly moving and changing scenes. The line is very thin between some of those things which should be classified as future and those which should be the last and final things. So thin, in fact that sometimes it is almost indiscernible. Which is which is sometimes a matter of opinion to most of us. However, the major events in eschatology, the big and basic things, are fairly well agreed upon by most. The resurrection: that there will be at least two parts—and these two parts are divided by 1000 years; the judgment—that there will be a "judgment seat of Christ"—and there will be a "Great White Throne" judgment; that there will be a "New Heaven and Earth" period after the present has past away, on these we are pretty well agreed. But on the different aspects of the coming of Christ; the Tribulation Period and the events between the Tribulation and the Millennium, we are in woeful disarray. Not that any believe He will NOT come again, as He said, but WHEN, HOW and to WHOM and for WHOM, well that's something else. Yet all these subjects are in the realm of Prophecy.