In the study of Bible prophecy, sequential timing is perhaps the biggest challenge.

The And here to talk about sequential timing in Bible prophecy is author and lecturer Bill Sallis.

Bill, welcome to prophecy watch.

Gary, as usual, it's so good to be here

with you. Well, we've got a lot to talk about today. In fact, your new book called The Next

Prophecies tackles the very thing I was talking about at the beginning, sequential timing.

There's a lot of disagreement among prophecy scholars, has been for years and years, and you've

been homing in on the idea and trying to clarify it, and that's what we're going to talk about

today.

There's a whole plethora of unfulfilled prophecies that appear to be converging.

They're ready to happen, but of course they won't all happen in the same 24-hour period of time.

They will sequence themselves out.

And I call them now prophecies.

They could happen at the present time.

There's no more preconditions or there's minor preconditions.

That would be like the nuclear disaster in Iran and Jeremiah chapter 49 with Elam,

the destruction of Damascus.

We could wake up one morning in Isaiah 17, and Damascus could be taken out.

It even says, verse 14 of Isaiah 17 happens overnight.

One evening you see Damascus in the morning he is no more.

The final Arab-Israeli war we're looking at.

And of course the rapture of the church, Gary, it could happen into any twinkling of an eye moment.

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