Welcome to Studies with Stearman.

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Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching.

And now, here's Gary.

We've been looking at Revelation 10 and 11, which detail some of the events in the middle

of the tribulation.

But we haven't looked at something very important, and that is what's the Antichrist

been doing for the first three and a half years?

We've just totally left him out of the picture so

far. We have read Revelation 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. We've seen hell opened and we've seen Apollyon coming

forth and we've seen John take the little book. We have seen the two witnesses ministering during the first three and a half years of the tribulation.

We have seen a lot of things, but we have not even mentioned the Antichrist.

Haven't mentioned it, but he's been doing things.

So today, I want to talk about the role of the Antichrist prior to the time you usually see the Antichrist.

You see him popping up in Revelation 6 on the white horse, rides forth conquering and to conquer on his white horse.

And then he disappears, and you don't see him again until Revelation 13. But I'm here to

tell you that between Revelation 6 and Revelation 13, he's been a busy boy. He's been doing things.

Let's review a little bit the things we covered last week. Where we have the two witnesses, starting in Revelation 11.

I will give power to my two witnesses. They shall prophesy a thousand, 203 score days. That's 1,260 days.

Or 42 months, three and a half years, first half of the tribulation. I believe them to be Moses and Elijah.

There's a lot of controversy. In fact, when I mention it in public, I always get argumentation.

No, no, no, it's not Moses and Elijah. It's Enoch and Elijah. And on and on and on. And so there is this constant discussion about who the two witnesses are.

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