Join Me, as We Test My “End-Times Dream” Against Scripture – Additional Gospel Teachings (KJV)

Aug 12, 2026 | www.gospelofjesuschrist.blog | River Wilde

I had a dream about the end times which I have detailed is yesterday’s writing. I think it’s important to state today, that a dream IN ITSELF is simply that, a dream. I have had dreams that I could fly. Does that mean that when I wake up, that I’ll be able to fly high above beautiful mountains?… absolutely not!

What makes the dream that I had SUBSTANCIAL, was the spiritual witness that I had, and continue to have regarding the details of the dream.

And today, I’d like to test the detail of this dream against scripture. This again is how we can know all truth. If it doesn’t fit in scripture, we can’t classify this as truth.

There are THREE things in the dream that I would like to test against scripture today:

1. Jesus Christ would return TODAY,
2. We would be with our loved ones in Ten Minutes! 
3. “That is Enough” (I’d like to discuss this further that I did yesterday.)

1. “Jesus Christ Would Return Today”

The Parable of the Fig Tree

In Matthew 24, after listing the birth pains of the last days, Jesus gives a parable that stands gives us incredible insight as to the timing the return of Jesus Christ:

Matthew 24:32–34, KJV

“Now learn a parable of the fig tree; When his branch is yet tender, and putteth forth leaves, ye know that summer is nigh… this generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.”

Throughout Scripture, the fig tree is a symbol for Israel (Hosea 9:10; Joel 1:7). For centuries the Jewish people were scattered across the nations exactly as the prophets foretold. Israel vanished from the map. Jerusalem was trodden down by Gentile powers. Most Christians assumed the prophecies about Israel’s end-time return were symbolic, impossible, or only spiritual.

In 1948, God performed the unthinkable: Israel was reborn in a single day, exactly as Isaiah predicted (Isaiah 66:8).

Luke 21:24, KJV

“Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled.”

Israel didn’t merely rise from the ashes—it rose on the exact timeline Jesus said would mark the final generation.

…“this generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.”

What this is saying is that the generation that witnessed Israel returning as a nation will see all things fulfilled, meaning the return of Jesus Christ, “all things fulfilled.”

So how long is a generation according to the bible?

Psalm 90:10 (KJV)
“The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years…”

• Threescore and ten = 70 years
• Fourscore = 80 years

A human lifespan in biblical terms is often seen as 70–80 years, and many teachers use this as an approximate “generation.”

So, here are the FACTS:

Israel became a Nation in 1948

One Generation from this time stamp, 70 to 80 years, make this generation end in 2018 – 2028

Let’s Keep Going. There are more Facts to consider. This one requires some thought and several key historical dates and time stamps:

The creation of the Earth in the biblical account in Genesis 1 is typically described as a seven-day process, with each “day” being a distinct period of creation. The idea of a literal seven-day creation comes from the text, which states:

• Day 1: God created light, separating it from darkness.
• Day 2: God created the sky and separated the waters.
• Day 3: God gathered the waters to reveal dry land and created vegetation.
• Day 4: God created the sun, moon, and stars to govern day and night.
• Day 5: God created creatures of the sea and birds of the air.
• Day 6: God created animals on the land and humanity (Adam and Eve).
• Day 7: God rested from His work.

In short, the Bible says creation took seven days, but what is a day to God?

2 Peter 3:8 (KJV)

“But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day.”

I’d like to stop right here and point out that when God stated in my dream that the “Return of Jesus Christ would be TODAY,” it is very likely that His day is the current 1,000-year period of time. But let’s continue.

Are We in the 6,000th Year?

These verses suggest that each “day” in Genesis could represent 1,000 years, meaning:

• 4,000 years from Adam to Jesus (Old Testament period).
• 2,000 years from Jesus to today (Church Age). This is the 6,000th year upon the earth.
• 1,000-year reign of Christ still to come (Millennium).
• This logic demonstrates the 7,000 years of the earth, or 7 days.

If biblical chronology is correct, we are at the very end of the 6,000 years.

The key transition is this mathematical equation is  that Jesus’ resurrection, not His birthmarks the beginning of the Church Age (Age of Grace), fulfilling the Old Covenant and ushering in the last 2,000 years before His return.

This completes the 4000-year period from the birth of Adam through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ death, around 33 AD, aligns with the start of the final 2,000 years.

So, let simply apply some math here. If the return of Jesus Christ is 2000 years after his Resurrection:

33AD + 2000 years = 2033 AD

So, using the scripture facts we have demonstrated, there are two likely years, or periods of time that the return of Jesus Christ will occur:

2018 – 2028AD

2033AD,

Therefore, it’s logical to conclude that the return of Jesus Christ will occur between 2018-2033AD.

This fits into the dream interpretation that the return of Jesus Christ will be TODAY.

2. “We Would be with Our Loved Ones in 10 Minutes” The Rapture

We know through scripture that the rapture will take place before the final seven years on earth when Jesus Christ will return.

Daniel 9:27 (KJV)

 “And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.”

In this context, the “one week” refers to seven years. The passage is often interpreted in eschatology (study of end times) as describing a peace agreement that the Antichrist will establish with Israel for seven years.

If we take His return year as 2033 as we have demonstrated above as the last year possible, and MINUS the 7-year Tribulation period time, that puts us at 2026 as the year that the peace agreement will be signed, and the rapture taking place.

2026!!!  THIS YEAR. THIS IS THE SEASON of His return for the Rapture.

Going back to what was said in my dream, that we would be with our loved ones in 10 minutes, this matches scripture as occurring in 2026.

Let me point out something else I’ve discovered today: The phrase used in the dream was ‘to be with our loved ones” in 10 minutes. Let’s return to the “rapture” scripture.

1 Thessalonians 4:16–18 (KJV)

16 “For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:

17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.

18 Wherefore comfort one another with these words.”

The scripture states this specific fact. It is during the rapture that we will be with our loved ones, can you see that? The dead in Christ being caught up first, and then those of us who are alive and remaining will be caught up together with them!

This connection fits PERFECTLY with the dream.

Now, specifically to “10 minutes”.

There is nothing in the scriptures that gives any indication for a time frame of minutes. Scripture provides strong language for “quickly,” “at hand,” “in a moment,” and unexpected arrival, but there is no KJV basis for converting “ten dream-minutes” into a specific number of an earthly time frame.

Using these words like “quickly”, I believe that we can safely assume that 10 minutes in the reference of the dream meant VERY SOON.

So, if scripture has demonstrated that the second coming will be in 2033, and the rapture will be in 2026, there are only 4 months left in the year, and 4 months fits into the category of Very Soon.

This again fits perfectly with the rapture occurring “Quickly” or “Very Soon” and specifically in “10 Minutes”

I am concluding then that the rapture will happen sometime in the final months of 2026.

This is what I choose to leave with all of you, however, my investigative nature can not leave this alone. I have continued beyond this point, but feel that I shouldn’t be sharing any of those details, due to the sacred teachings that we have been given regarding not knowing the “day nor the hour.”

3. “That is Enough”

This investigation turned out to be quite surprising to me. Let me remind you of the details of this portion of the dream.

I was taking every word that God was saying to me and relaying it to 4 different people to write down… “WORD FOR WORD.” They were not paying attention. They were getting an occasional word to record, but it wasn’t “Word for Word.” I became quite frustrated with all of them. I even turned to God in the dream and told Him of my circumstance that they were not, “Writing down His EXACT words” as I continually requested of them. His reply, “That is enough.”

How did he mean that? Was He too frustrated with them stating “THAT IS ENOUGH!” When I asked Him, He replied with the same sentence only with a very reassuring voice… “that is enough.” WHAT THEY WERE WRITING DOWN WAS ENOUGH.

Through prayerful discussion, the interpretation of those words became quite clear to me what God was meaning in the dream.

For the past four years, I have been POUNDING the Gospel of Jesus Christ, WORD for WORD and MANY are not listening. They only have “some” of the words from the gospel written down in their life.

It is not necessary that a person knows the Gospel of Jesus Christ word for word to be included in the rapture. The few words that MANY people have written down, according to God…”That is Enough.”

There is a difference in having a word for word understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ vs having enough of the words to be taken in the rapture.

So, with this new “revelation” let’s again test this against scripture. What “words are enough” to be taken in the rapture?

According to the KJV, a person is not saved—or made ready for Christ—because they can explain every doctrine or know the Gospel word for word. The essential issue is whether that person belongs to Jesus Christ through genuine faith in Him.

Paul describes those involved in the catching away as “the dead in Christ” (1 Thessalonians 4:16), and Scripture teaches that salvation is “by grace…through faith” and “not of works” (Ephesians 2:8–9).

Jesus said, “whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life” (John 3:16), while Romans 10:9 says, “if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.”

A new believer may understand very little theology and still genuinely trust Christ. The thief on the cross certainly had no opportunity to master Christian doctrine, yet after he turned to Jesus in faith, Christ told him, “To day shalt thou be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43).

Therefore, within a Rapture interpretation of 1 Thessalonians 4, the qualification is not perfect knowledge—it is being “in Christ.” We are saved by Christ, not by how much biblical information we have accumulated.

Now, here’s where things got interesting to me. We talk frequently about the process of being Born Again as being “in Christ.” But, can a person be Born Again without actually associating their Spiritual Rebirth with the phrase “Born Again?”

Do they have to actually think that they have been BORN AGAIN? Do they have to do “STEPS” in order to receive this new spiritual rebirth… the ANSWER IS CLEARLY: NO!

The thief on the cross is a perfect scripture “test” for this, “That is Enough” portion of the dream.

What the thief had done was ENOUGH, and he certainly did not follow any outlined steps, or even fully know all of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I am quite certain that he did not think that he had been Born Again. Let’s focus on this teaching entirely to learn more regarding “That is enough.”

The Thief on the Cross

At first, both criminals were involved in mocking Jesus (Matthew 27:44), but Luke records a remarkable change in one of them. He recognized his own guilt:

Luke 23:40–41 (KJV)
“But the other answering rebuked him, saying, Dost not thou fear God, seeing thou art in the same condemnation?

And we indeed justly; for we receive the due reward of our deeds: but this man hath done nothing amiss.”

He acknowledged that Jesus was innocent, while admitting that he himself deserved judgment. Then he demonstrated faith in who Jesus was and in His coming kingdom:

Luke 23:42 (KJV)
“And he said unto Jesus, Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom.”

Notice what he called Jesus:

“Lord.”

And notice what he believed: although Jesus was dying beside him, the thief believed that Jesus still had a kingdom ahead of Him. That was an extraordinary expression of faith.

Jesus immediately answered:

Luke 23:43 (KJV)
“And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise.”

The thief could do nothing afterward to earn this promise. He could not come down from the cross and perform years of good works. He could not repay those he had wronged. Yet Jesus promised him paradise.

His story beautifully illustrates:

Ephesians 2:8–9 (KJV)
“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:

Not of works, lest any man should boast.”

The thief’s salvation wasn’t based upon knowing every doctrine perfectly. He recognized his sin, feared God, acknowledged Christ’s innocence, called Jesus “Lord,” believed in His kingdom, and placed his hope in Him. Jesus saved him.

That is why the thief on the cross is such a powerful picture of grace: he had no lifetime left in which to prove himself. All he had was Christ—and Christ was enough.

He:

Recognized his sins.

“Feared” God

Acknowledged Christ’s innocence.

Called Jesus Lord

Believed in His kingdom.

Placed his hope in Him.

“That is enough.” That is all a person needs to be taken in the rapture! It is NOT what perhaps many of us have felt, thinking that a person needs to know the Gospel of Jesus Christ WORD for WORD, and 100% Correct. What the thief on the Cross had done, was ENOUGH!

This has been very humbling for me. It has TAUGHT me something very new, even after four years of fulltime study of the gospel of Jesus Christ, as recorded in the bible. I must state that I have unfairly judged many people, even feeling a dramatic urge to help them see the TRUE gospel of Jesus Christ, word for word. But God has just taught me something VERY different, VERIFIED through scripture…”That is enough.”

I now know that MANY of the people that I have been worried about NOT qualifying for the rapture will indeed be taken up to meet the Lord in the air, because what they have is enough. THAT IS SO COMFORTING!

And, once again, as I type these words, I continually receive the conformation of truth from God.

One day soon, we will all understand the gospel of Jesus Christ Word for Word after we enter His presence. There will be only His plan that all of us follow. Many will be surprised, that what is happening is not what they believed, but will have the comforting presence of Jesus Christ to help them process any deception that occurred on earth. That too is quite comforting to me.

I hope that this has given you some additional insight to the dream that I had, SPECIFIC to the teaching of the Gospel through scripture.

I look forward to the rapture in 10 minutes, for I KNOW that it is certainly going to occur very soon.

I’d like to close with this scripture:

1 Thessalonians 4:18 (KJV)

18 Wherefore comfort one another with these words.”

I’m looking forward to meeting MANY of you up in the air, as we unite with Jesus Christ and all of our loved ones who have also done “enough.”