Since Your Church is Not Teaching About the Final 7 Years on Earth – It’s Time that You Study for Yourselves – A KJV Study Guide

November 21, 2025 | www.EndTimesWatch.blog | River Wilde

Right now, you might not be aware of why your church has decided not to teach its members about the end-times. Regardless of the reason, it is God’s desire for you to learn about all of the important events which are to come.

The prophets in the Bible, Jesus Christ Himself, and His Apostles have written Revelations from God that detail the Final 7 Years on Earth. Do you think that these prophecies are not for you to know about? Has your Not Knowing place you under the “Trust of Man” for leadership, rather than God Himself?

There is absolutely NO REASON that you should be prevented from knowing about these teachings…NONE! I hope that you can see that you have been placed in a very vulnerable position of Deception, by following a man vs Following the Teachings that God has Revealed in the Bible.

I have provided a study guide below with scriptures, as well as a brief explanation of each of the prophesied events of the final 7 years upon the earth.

I invite you to include God in your studies, for he can assist you in the teachings through His Holy Spirit. This is how you will be able to understand and learn about these important prophecies.

I CAUTION you NOT to use any other outside sources in your study, other than the Bible…why? In doing so, you will not receive clarification, rather, CONFUSION in each of these topics. The Bible details ALL of the writings that you need to know about. This was God’s purpose. When you bring the writings of your church into your learning, you are learning their spin on the topic, one that fits their narrative, not just the pure truth that God has given to us.

However, if you choose to do so, remember the council that we have been given:

1 Thessalonians 5:21 (KJV)
“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.”

Here are the topics of the end times:

1. The Rapture of the Church

The Rapture is the moment when Jesus Christ descends from heaven to catch away His Church, removing all born-again believers from the earth before the coming judgment. With the voice of the archangel and the trump of God, the dead in Christ rise first, followed by believers who are alive and remain, caught up together with them in the clouds (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17). Jesus promised He would return to receive His people unto Himself (John 14:2–3), and Paul describes it as a mystery where believers are changed “in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye” (1 Corinthians 15:51–52). This event marks the beginning of the end-time sequence.

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2. Wedding Feast of Christ

The Wedding Feast symbolizes the joyous union between Christ and His redeemed Church. Jesus illustrated this truth through parables showing the King preparing a marriage for His Son (Matthew 22:1–14). In Revelation, the marriage supper of the Lamb celebrates the Bride—clothed in fine linen—who has made herself ready (Revelation 19:7–9). This feast highlights the eternal fellowship believers will enjoy with their Savior after being gathered to Him.

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3. Judgment Seat of Christ for Believers

The Judgment Seat of Christ is where believers stand before Jesus—not for condemnation, but for rewards based on their faithfulness on earth. Paul teaches that “we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ” (2 Corinthians 5:10) and that every believer will give an account of himself to God (Romans 14:10–12). This judgment evaluates works, motives, and service, determining eternal rewards in Christ’s kingdom.

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4. 7-Year Peace Agreement Signed

Daniel prophesied that a powerful leader will confirm a covenant with many for seven years, marking the official beginning of the Tribulation (Daniel 9:27). This agreement brings a temporary and deceptive sense of peace, echoed by the rider on the white horse in Revelation 6:1–2. Midway through the seven years, this covenant is broken, unleashing unparalleled turmoil.

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5. 7-Year Tribulation Period

The 7-Year Tribulation Period is the final countdown of God’s prophetic timeline, beginning when a world leader—the Antichrist—confirms a covenant with Israel (Daniel 9:27). This seven-year span is divided into two halves: the first marked by deceptive peace and rising global control, and the second—known as the Great Tribulation—marked by unparalleled judgment, persecution, and supernatural events. Throughout these years, God unleashes the seal, trumpet, and bowl judgments described in Revelation, shaking the heavens and the earth. Israel becomes the epicenter of world attention, the rebuilt temple is defiled by the abomination of desolation, and the world is driven into a one-world government and religion. Although darkness covers the earth, God still extends mercy through the 144,000 sealed servants and the two prophetic witnesses. The Tribulation climaxes with the return of Jesus Christ at Armageddon, bringing an end to the Antichrist’s rule and ushering in the Millennial Kingdom.

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6. 7 Seals Opened

The opening of the seven seals initiates the judgments of God upon the earth. Revelation 6 describes the first six seals—false peace, war, famine, death, martyrdom, and cosmic disturbances—while Revelation 8:1 reveals the seventh seal, bringing silence in heaven and ushering in the trumpet judgments. The seals represent the beginning of God’s wrath poured out during the Tribulation.

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7. The Temple Built in Israel (Likely on the Temple Mount)

Scripture foretells a future temple in Jerusalem that will stand during the end times. Ezekiel 40–48 gives detailed descriptions of a rebuilt sanctuary, and Daniel 9:27 indicates that the Antichrist will defile this temple by setting up the abomination of desolation. This rebuilt temple will play a central role in Israel’s prophetic destiny.

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8. 144,000 Missionaries

Revelation identifies 144,000 sealed servants of God—12,000 from each tribe of Israel—who are preserved and empowered to proclaim the gospel during the Tribulation (Revelation 7:1–8). Revelation 14:1–5 depicts them standing with the Lamb on Mount Zion, undefiled and faithful, serving as powerful witnesses during earth’s darkest days.

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9. Two Prophets in Israel (Likely Elijah and Moses)

God will send two extraordinary prophets to prophesy in Jerusalem for 1,260 days (Revelation 11:3–12). These witnesses perform miracles reminiscent of Moses and Elijah—calling down fire, stopping the rain, and turning water to blood. Malachi foretells Elijah’s return (Malachi 4:5–6), making him a likely candidate alongside Moses. Their ministry ends when the Beast kills them, but God resurrects them before the watching world.

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10. The Antichrist and False Prophet

The Antichrist is a charismatic yet wicked world leader who rises during the Tribulation, opposing God and demanding worship (1 John 2:18; 2 Thessalonians 2:3–4). His partner, the False Prophet, performs miracles to deceive the world into worshiping the Beast and receiving his mark (Revelation 13:1–18). Together they form the ultimate counterfeit trinity of Satan’s final rebellion.

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11. Deception

Jesus warned repeatedly that the last days would be marked by unparalleled deception (Matthew 24:4–5, 24). Satan empowers lying wonders and strong delusion to draw people away from truth (2 Thessalonians 2:9–12). Revelation 12:9 reveals that the devil deceives the whole world. Discernment becomes essential as truth is overshadowed by spiritual and political lies.

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12. One World Religion & World Order

Prophecy reveals that a global empire will arise, uniting political and religious power under the Antichrist. Revelation 13:7–8 shows the Beast gaining authority over all nations, while Daniel 7:23–24 describes a final kingdom that devours the whole earth. Revelation 17:12–13 depicts unified world powers giving their strength to this system. This one-world order rebels openly against God.

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13. The Desolation of Abomination

Halfway through the Tribulation, the Antichrist will desecrate the Jewish temple by setting up the abomination of desolation—an idolatrous image that marks open rebellion against God. Daniel prophesies this event (Daniel 9:27; 11:31), and Jesus confirms it as the sign that the Great Tribulation has begun (Matthew 24:15). This act triggers unprecedented judgment upon the world.

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14. The Mark of the Beast

The Mark of the Beast is a mandatory identification system enforced by the Antichrist, required to buy or sell (Revelation 13:16–18). Those who receive it pledge allegiance to the Beast and face eternal judgment, as declared in Revelation 14:9–11. The mark represents complete spiritual and economic control during the final world dictatorship.

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15. 7 Trumpet Judgments

Following the opening of the seals, angels sound seven trumpets that unleash devastating judgments upon the earth. These include environmental catastrophes, demonic torment, massive loss of life, and cosmic disturbances (Revelation 8:6–13; 9:1–21). The seventh trumpet announces the coming reign of Christ (Revelation 11:15).

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16. 7 Bowls of God’s Wrath

The seven bowls represent the final and most severe outpouring of God’s wrath on the rebellious world during the Tribulation. Revelation 16 describes painful sores, poisoned waters, scorching heat, darkness, the drying of the Euphrates, and global destruction. These judgments prepare the way for Christ’s return and the end of the Antichrist’s kingdom.

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17. Return of Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ returns bodily and visibly to the earth in power and glory, riding a white horse as King of Kings and Lord of Lords (Revelation 19:11–16). He comes just as the angels promised in Acts 1:11, and His feet stand upon the Mount of Olives, splitting it in two (Zechariah 14:4). His coming ends the Tribulation and destroys His enemies.

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18. Battle of Armageddon

Armageddon is the final military confrontation in which the nations of the world gather to fight against Christ. Revelation 16:16 names the location, while Revelation 19:19–21 describes the armies assembling to resist the returning King. Zechariah 14:2 reveals Jerusalem under siege, but Jesus intervenes and utterly destroys the opposing forces.

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19. 1,000-Year Millennial Reign

After defeating His enemies, Jesus establishes His kingdom on earth and reigns for 1,000 years (Revelation 20:1–6). During this time Satan is bound, peace fills the earth, and creation is restored, fulfilling prophecies like Isaiah 11:6–9 and Micah 4:1–4. The Millennium reveals the righteousness, justice, and glory of Christ’s rule.

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20. The Great White Throne Judgment

This final judgment is reserved for all unbelievers who rejected God’s salvation. Revelation 20:11–15 shows the dead standing before God as the books are opened, and every person is judged according to their works. Those whose names are not found written in the book of life are cast into the lake of fire. This event concludes God’s dealings with sin.

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21. The Lake of Fire

The Lake of Fire is the eternal destination for Satan, the fallen angels, the Antichrist, the False Prophet, and all who reject Christ (Revelation 20:14–15). It is described as the second death—a place of everlasting torment and separation from God. Revelation 21:8 lists those who will face this judgment, showing the final and irreversible consequences of unbelief.

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I admonish you to study the Rapture FIRST, as it is my feeling that we are just days/weeks away from this event happening. In your study, you might want to study who qualifies to be included in this rapture. REMEMBER… Those who are raptured will be removed from the earth, and will not have to experience the “terrible” events of the final 7 years on the earth.

Let me assist you in accelerating your learning by providing the answer to that question:

Being Born Again

Being born again is the foundational requirement for entering the kingdom of God, as Jesus declared to Nicodemus in John 3:3–7. It is not a reforming of the old life but a spiritual rebirth produced by the Holy Spirit, where a sinner passes from death unto life through faith in Jesus Christ alone. This new birth occurs when a person believes the gospel—that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again—and places full trust in His finished work (John 1:12–13; 1 Peter 1:23). It is entirely a work of God’s grace, not human effort: “That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.” The moment someone is born again, they receive forgiveness, eternal life, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, becoming a new creature in Christ. Without this spiritual transformation, no amount of religion, good works, or church membership can save a soul. Jesus made it plain: “Ye must be born again.”

Only the Born Again Will Be Raptured

Scripture makes clear that only those who are truly born again—those who have placed their full faith in Jesus Christ and have been regenerated by the Holy Spirit—will be taken in the Rapture. The Rapture is exclusively for the redeemed Church, the Bride of Christ, made up of all believers who have been saved by grace through faith. Jesus said His sheep hear His voice and He knows them (John 10:27–28), and Paul teaches that only those “in Christ” will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17). The new birth is what seals a believer with the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 1:13), marking them as God’s own and preparing them for that moment when Christ calls His Church home. Those who are merely religious, moral, or affiliated with a church—but not born again—will remain on the earth to face the Tribulation. The Rapture is a blessed hope reserved only for those who have been made new in Christ.

You now have the information for YOU to do your OWN Study, and Learning about the end times. It’s time to get after it, for we are running out of time. I wish you all of the best as you begin this important phase of your life.