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PROOF! The Great Trib. ONLY 45 DAYS!

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The video is presented as a Scriptural “proof” that major end-times events—especially the Great Tribulation and the rapture timeline—unfold in a tightly defined sequence, with particular emphasis on a window of about 45 days when time “no longer exists” according to Revelation.

1) “Time no longer exists” happens between the 6th and 7th trumpets

  • The speakers repeatedly return to Revelation 10:6, claiming it means there will be no more measurable time for humanity after a particular turning point.
  • They argue this occurs between the 6th and 7th trumpets, not at the beginning of the broader tribulation framework nor at its very end.
  • They connect it to:
    • Revelation 6:12 (imagery such as the sun darkening and the moon not giving light)
    • a “midpoint” placement within the tribulation narrative.

2) The two witnesses anchor the timeline (1260 days + 3.5 days)

Using Revelation 11, the video claims:

  • The two witnesses’ ministry lasts 1260 days.
  • They are then killed and lie dead in the streets for 3.5 days, followed by resurrection and ascension.

This is presented as the key temporal “clock” that helps place other events (including trumpet/bowl sequences and the start of the Great Tribulation).

3) The 6th trumpet / 2nd woe precedes the 7th trumpet / 3rd woe

The video teaches that:

  • The 6th trumpet corresponds to the second woe.
  • After the two witnesses’ death and resurrection, the third woe is coming quickly.

It cites:

  • Revelation 11:14 (“the second woe has passed”)
  • Revelation 10:7 / 11:15 about the 7th angel sounding and the “mystery of God” being finished.

A central claim is that the 7th trumpet begins around/after a specific marker tied to Daniel’s dates, rather than occurring arbitrarily.

4) Daniel’s “1290 days” marks the Great Tribulation’s beginning; linked to an ~45-day period

The speakers insist:

  • The Great Tribulation begins at the 1290th day, tied to:
    • Matthew 24:15 (“abomination of desolation… standing in the holy place”)
    • Daniel 12:11 (1,290 days)
  • They argue an additional endpoint is implied around 1335, framed as their basis for an approximate 45-day window.
  • Between these markers, they describe a period of “great tribulation.”

5) The “45-day Great Tribulation” is exceptionally severe because God shortens the days

The video claims:

  • Jesus taught that God would shorten the Great Tribulation so that “no flesh survives” (citing Matthew 24:21–22).
  • This “shortening” is presented as the explanation for how survival is possible even under extreme judgment.

A major emphasis is placed on Revelation 16 (the bowl judgments) as evidence that the period cannot be long. While the video does not lay out a complete step-by-step mathematical proof for bowl duration, it argues the bowls can fit a compressed timeframe.

6) Martyrs under the altar (5th seal) linked to the witnesses’ “law/sacrifice” theme

The video discusses Revelation 6:9–11:

  • souls under the altar
  • victims associated with Old Testament sacrifice imagery (notably Leviticus 4:7)
  • martyrs asking, “How long, Lord?”

It connects this symbolism to the period around the two witnesses, emphasizing themes of:

  • sacrifice
  • testimony
  • divine justice.

7) Earthquake after the witnesses’ resurrection; possible “7,000” parallel

The video cites the earthquake conceptually linked to the witnesses’ resurrection (Revelation 11:11–13), including:

  • a tenth of the city falling
  • 7,000 dying

It then compares this with Romans 11:3–4, where a remnant of 7,000 did not bow to Baal. The speakers suggest (possibly) the earthquake could involve righteous survivors, though they acknowledge some of this is speculative.

8) Heaven’s war (Michael vs. Satan) placed near the witnesses’ death

The video aligns:

  • Daniel 12:1 (“Michael standing up”)
  • Revelation 12:7–12 (war in heaven; Satan cast down)

The claim is that this aligns with the period when the two witnesses are killed/near the end of their mission, after which Satan has “a short time.”

9) Satan’s release after the millennium (Revelation 20) used to argue “time windows”

The video reads Revelation 20:7–8:

  • Satan is released after 1,000 years to deceive the nations.

To support timing logic, it references ideas such as:

  • power granted in Revelation 13:5 (42 months)
  • “timeline balancing” across Revelation’s overlapping periods

It portrays the compressed chronology as supporting the idea of multiple overlapping time measures.

10) Controversial/graphically framed claims and modern-world analogies

The video includes speculative, analogy-driven claims that are not presented as strictly Scripture-based, such as:

  • talk of “courts”
  • “Noahide laws”
  • notions of mass executions within a short timeframe
  • a numeric estimate of potential executions in 45 days

These are framed as illustrative of Jesus’ statement that “no flesh would survive” if taken literally.

11) Additional end-times “schedule” commentary connected to the Jewish calendar / judgment books

Mark adds additional elements, including:

  • references to Psalm 78 and the idea of “open doors of heaven”
  • claims about “books” being open for a 10-day period from Tishrei 1 and closed on Yom Kippur, which he identifies as September 21 in their calculation

The video ends with a shofar-related announcement/prayer, emphasizing readiness and imminence.


Presenters / contributors

  • Brother John — main speaker; introduces and frames the study
  • Brother Ronnie — contributor; reads Scripture and supports the timeline
  • Brother Mark — contributor; reads Scripture and adds additional connections
  • (Also mentioned but not clearly shown as a speaker in the subtitles: “Brother Ivan” is referenced by the group but not shown reading.)

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