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What if being born again is the first resurrection and the thousand years in Revelation 20 describes the age we’re living in right now? We dig into that claim with open Bibles and clear logic, asking whether a literal countdown can coexist with Jesus’ words that no one knows the day or hour. The conversation challenges popular end-times timelines, not to stir controversy for its own sake, but to re-center our hope on Christ rather than on charts.

We walk through Daniel 9 and argue that the seventieth week points to Jesus Himself—His three-and-a-half-year public ministry, His atoning death, and His confirming of the covenant. That reframes the trope of a seven-year tribulation led by a treaty-making Antichrist, a concept that sounds familiar but lacks a firm textual home. Then we track Daniel 2’s stone cut without hands, striking during Rome, and connect it to the incarnation and the launch of an unshakeable kingdom. Along the way we explore how Antiochus IV’s desecration and the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 act as foreshadows—real events pointing beyond themselves to Christ’s global judgment and reign.

Across it all, we keep Revelation anchored to its true subject: the revelation of Jesus Christ. The church stands on one foundation—the apostles and prophets with Christ as cornerstone—and that foundation does not get rebuilt in a later dispensation. If our interpretations push Jesus to the margins, we’ve missed the point. Come ready to weigh Scripture with us, question assumptions, and recover the courage and comfort that flow from knowing the King reigns now and His return remains certain and unknowable. If this conversation sharpens you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so others can join the study.

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