Hey, welcome to the Prophecy Pros podcast to Season 9.

This is Jeff Kinley along with Todd Hampson.

And today we're having a very special episode with our great friend, Carrie Duffy.

And she's here to ask us some questions that you have sent in.

Yeah. us some questions that you have sent in. You know, you guys are just flooding us with all these questions, so we're kind of like sifting through and trying to get to these questions each time.

But Kerry's got a whole box full there, and we won't get to all of them, but we've got

some that we can get to. And just want to say thank you guys for tuning in and for watching and

listening. A lot of great things are happening. If you're watching us right now, you could be

watching us on several different platforms. So we're just very grateful for you. So Carrie, welcome again

back to the podcast.

Yeah, it's a pleasure to be here with the Prophecy Prose one more time. Well, at least, I hope it's not my last time. No, no, no. Not all. We've got to do this a few times. We've got to bring you back because when you come on, ratings go up. So, yeah. Exactly. You guys are fun. All right, let's just jump right into it.

Okay, question number one, this listener wants to know, when Jesus is referring to coming

as a thief in the night, I've always understood that to be about the rapture because we

don't know when it's going to happen.

But in Revelation 1615, when it's talking about the bull judgments, Jesus says,

Behold, I am coming as a thief.

Bless is he who watches and keeps his garments lest he walk naked and see his shame.

But by this point, the rapture has already happened.

Help me to understand.

What does coming as a thief refer to? And I think one of the

things that we should probably first kind of go back to is first, this 512, which it does say,

for you know very well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. So first,

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