A biblical timeline divides history into three 2,000-year periods: Adam to Abraham, Abraham to Jesus, and Jesus to now. Speaker B connects this to Revelation's thousand-year reign, arguing the gospel reaching the whole world signals Christ's return is near, though the exact day remains unknown.
This is one of the wildest takes I've heard on Jesus coming back. Listen to this.
From Adam to Abraham, you've got 2,000 years. Abraham to Jesus, you have 2,000 years. Jesus to us, you've got about 2,000 years. That's 6,000 years. Holy moly. 6,000 years that Satan has been ruling this earth since Adam. Now the Bible talks in Revelation in the end about a 1,000-year millennial reign, a kingdom that's going to happen on the earth where Christ rules on the earth. It's the fullness of this time of the Gentiles when the gospel is going to preach to all the earth and then the end's going to come. But isn't it crazy It's crazy that this has been going on for 6,000 years. Remember the pattern. The
Bible says we don't know our day or hour when Jesus is going to come back, but Jesus told us that we would absolutely know the season, the general time, and it's pretty hard to imagine that this isn't going to come true. Subscribe and share this blessing with a friend.
