Is There a Biblical Basis for Stating That There is a Gap Between the Rapture and Beginning of the Tribulation Period? Also: What Biblical Evidence Exists that the 144,000 Sealed Jews Will Be Evangelists?

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Is There a Biblical Basis for Stating That There is a Gap Between the Rapture and Beginning of the Tribulation Period? Also: What Biblical Evidence Exists that the 144,000 Sealed Jews Will Be Evangelists?

November 21, 2022 144;000 Sealed Jews, Dan 12:11-12, Dan 9:25-27, Daniel, Eschatology, Evangelists, Gap, Man of Sin, Millennium, Prophecy, Rapture, Rev 7:3-10, Seventieth Week

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates will preview Daniel’s prophecy of seventy weeks (Daniel 9:25-27; 12:11-12) as they answer this question concerning a possible short time gap between the Rapture and the beginning of the Tribulation Period. As if this discussion is not intriguing enough, Bob and Ken will also answer a question about the purpose or role of the 144,000 sealed Jews of Revelation chapter seven. There is a lot to think about in this episode!

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