Well, hello and welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Prose

Proz podcast here in season 17.

We've been looking at the attributes of God.

We've been exploring different attributes of God through Bible prophecy and kind of taking

a walk through Revelation, talking about some of the events, but more

importantly talking about the attributes of God. And you had the tough job last week, Jeff, of introducing

the wrath of God. But today I get to kind of talk about the flip side of that. And we're going to

talk about mercy in the midst of judgment, that the flip side of the coin is God's grace. So we're going to be

talking about that attribute of God, just the grace of God today. And as always, we want to thank

Harvesthouse Publishers for sponsoring this and want to point people to HarvestPropesyh.com to check out

some resources. But with that said, let's get into it. How Jeff does the grace of God show up in this book that 99.9% of believers think of

is just massive judgment, destruction, and God's wrath?

Yeah, well, chronologically, we have to set the context.

And the context here is the fact that the rapture has taken place,

that there is a gap period between the rapture and the signing of Antichrist Peace Treaty

that Daniel 927 talks about. It says, it talks about it after the first set of judgments,

the sealed judgments right before the trumpet judgments comes, says after these things, something else happens.

Now, here's just, the Bible doesn't specifically tell us all the details about how all these things take place.

But I think they're going to be a series of categories of people after the rapture that

in that inter, you know, gap period, there's going to be massive chaos, panic, and anxiety

level and terror on a scale that I don't believe the earth has ever seen

since, probably since the days of Noah.

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