Sound the Alarm!

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I can’t express how disheartened I feel right now; in this moment, I truly feel I can understand Jesus’ pain. I’ve recently spent several days scrolling through Facebook Reels and reviewing the comments, I am stunned by the misguided doctrine dominating social media. It is obvious the world has no idea what to watch for—if they are even watching at all. So with that in mind, the Holy Spirit took me on a four day journey.

"WATCH ye therefore, and PRAY ALWAYS, that ye may be accounted WORTHY to ESCAPE ALL these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man” Luke 21:36

I literally had someone say to my face, "Who cares!" while another said, "I’ll stick with pre-trib," and several others even called me a "false prophet." I truly believe those who don’t care now will care deeply when they are left behind, and those who continue to deny Daniel 12 will be very disappointed when the first trumpet blows. 

Someone else commented that we should all stop arguing over who is right. My point to them was that Jesus makes it perfectly clear in His discourse that we are to be "watchful" so we don't miss the signs. How are we to know what those signs are if we aren't sharing our individual discernment or discussing the possibilities? 

Otherwise, how will Christians know what to look for?

“ALL scripture is given by INSPIRATION of God, and is PROFITABLE for DOCTRINE, for REPROOF, for CORRECTION, for INSTRUCTION in righteousness: That the man of God may be PERFECT, thoroughly FURNISHED unto all GOOD works.” 2 Timothy 3:16-17

So, what are the signs to watch for? According to the Bible, the end times (or "last days") are characterized by a confluence of global crises, moral decline, and signs in nature, often described by Jesus as "birth pains" (Matthew 24:8). 

It appears that most of you are focusing on a single chapter of the Bible, Matthew 24. Why is that? The sole purpose of this discourse, delivered by Jesus to his disciples prior to his death, was to address two specific questions: the fate of the temple and the conclusion of the church age. 

However, the most vital part of Jesus’ message was a warning that many of you seem to overlook.

“And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take HEED that NO man DECEIVE you.” Matthew 24:4

Jesus' words were only meant to confirm prophecy, not to serve as prophecy themselves. 

Furthermore, most people who study the discourse in Matthew 24 fail to cross-reference Mark and Luke’s interpretations. However, even after comparing all three accounts, the resulting "full picture" remains obscured and frequently misunderstood. I am beginning to think that this was intentional. If Jesus had explained everything clearly instead of being cryptic, why would we have any reason to study his word or God’s prophecy?

The Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). While they cover many of the same events, they differ for a few specific reasons. Think of it like three people witnessing a car accident. One person might focus on the speed of the cars, another on the street signs, and the third on the drivers' reactions. Each writer emphasized details they felt were most important.

Matthew wrote primarily for a Jewish audience (emphasizing prophecy), Mark wrote for Romans (focusing on action and miracles), and Luke wrote for Greeks/Gentiles (focusing on humanity and compassion). Each author had a specific "portrait" of Jesus they wanted to paint—whether as a King, a Servant, or the Son of Man—which influenced what stories they included or how they phrased his teachings.

“For MANY shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many. And ye shall HEAR of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be NOT troubled: for ALL these things must come to pass, but the END is NOT yet.” …all these are the beginning of sorrows.” Matthew 24:5-8

“For MANY shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many. And WHEN ye shall HEAR of wars and rumours of wars, be ye NOT troubled: for such things must needs be; but the END shall NOT be yet.” …these are the beginnings of sorrows.” Mark 13:6-8

“…be NOT deceived: for MANY shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and the time draweth near: go ye not therefore after them. But WHEN ye shall HEAR of wars and commotions, be NOT terrified: for these things must FIRST come to pass; but the END is NOT by and by.” Luke 21:8-9

The verses above define the "last days"—the period from Jesus’ ascension until his return—as the "beginning of sorrows." Once again, Jesus gives them a warning "the end is not yet". Matthew and Luke’s Gospels are unique in distinguishing between general "last days" signs and specific "end day" signs. While these are still considered the beginning of sorrows, the "labor pains" will then intensify. 

The following verses outline the 1290-day tribulation period described in Daniel 12 and further detailed in the Book of Revelation. While these passages offer indicators of what to expect, there remains no single, unmistakable sign that serves as a definitive marker, even regarding the appearance of the man of sin.

“And THEN shall MANY be OFFENDED, and shall BETRAY one another, and shall HATE one another. (political division) And MANY false PROPHETS shall RISE and shall DECEIVE many (misguided discernment). And because INIQUITY (sin) shall abound, the LOVE of MANY shall wax COLD. And this GOSPEL of the kingdom shall be preached in ALL the world for a witness unto ALL nations; and THEN shall the end come.” Matthew 24:10-14

“THEN said he unto them, NATION shall RISE against NATION, and KINGDOM against KINGDOM: And GREAT EARTHQUAKES shall be in divers places, and FAMINES, and PESTILENCE; and FEARFUL SIGHTS and GREAT SIGNS shall there be from heaven. But BEFORE all these, they shall lay their hands on you and persecute you.” Luke 21:10-12

“For NATION shall RISE against NATION, and KINGDOM against KINGDOM: and there shall be EARTHQUAKES in divers places, and there shall be FAMINES and TROUBLES. And the GOSPEL must FIRST be published among ALL nations.” Mark 13:8-10

“Let no-one DECEIVE you by any means: for that DAY shall NOT come, EXCEPT there come a FALLING AWAY FIRST, and that MAN of SIN be REVEALED, the son of perdition.” 2 Thess 2:2-3

“This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be LOVERS of their OWN SELVES (selfish), COVETOUS (greedy), BOASTERS, PROUD, BLASPHEMERS, DISOBEDIENT TO PARENTS, UNTHANKFUL, UNHOLY, WITHOUT NATURAL AFFECTION, TRUCEBREAKERS (untrustworthy), FALSE ACCUSERS (liars), INCONTINENT (lack restraint), FIERCE (violent aggressors), DESPISERS of those that are GOOD, TRAITORS, HEADY (conceited), HIGHMINDED (arrogant), LOVERS of PLEASURES more than lovers of God; Having a FORM of GODLINESS (lukewarm), but DENYING the power thereof (holy spirit): from such turn away.” 2 Timothy 3:1-5

God ensured that everything we need to know and watch for was given to us through His prophetic writings. True prophecy does not contradict Scripture—as seen in the Olivet Discourse—but instead points to the fulfillment of God's plan, particularly through Jesus Christ. 

Furthermore, most scholars agree that the words spoken by Jesus on the Mount of Olives regarding the last days are reflected in the prophetic passages of Daniel 9–12 and the Book of Revelation. 

God also clarifies that if a prophet's words do not come to pass, they are not from Him. How much more confirmation do you need to trust Bible prophecy?

“I will raise them up a PROPHET from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put MY words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them ALL that I shall COMMAND him. When a prophet SPEAKETH in the NAME of the LORD, if the thing follow NOT, NOR come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord hath NOT spoken…” Deuteronomy 18:18-20

The thing most Christians don’t understand is that God only gives us what we need to know when we need to know it, which is why I believe most of Revelation was not sealed and Daniel 12 was. God needed us to know what was going to happen but not when.

“And he saith unto me, Seal NOT the sayings of the prophecy of this book: for the time is at hand.” Revelation 22:10

Revelation 10:7 suggests that when the final bowl of wrath is poured out, every prophetic word spoken by God will find its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. This is the culmination of what was previously hidden but revealed through Scripture. Furthermore, Scripture affirms that specific details regarding the end days were to remain shrouded in mystery until the appointed time.

Mystery of God:

“But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin to sound, the MYSTERY of God should be FINISHED, as he hath declared to his servants the PROPHETS.” Revelation 10:7

Rapture:

“And when the seven thunders had uttered their voices, I was about to write: and I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, SEAL UP those things which the seven thunders uttered, and WRITE them NOT.” Revelation 10

End-Days:

“And I heard, but I understood not: then said I, ‘O my Lord, what shall be the END of these things?’ And he said, ‘Go thy way, Daniel: for the words are CLOSED UP and SEALED till the TIME of the END.’” Daniel 12

If these three events are to remain sealed until the end, then the final tribulation described in Revelation has not yet occurred. To confirm this, I took my research a step further by consulting a search engine’s Artificial Intelligence. Here is what the AI provided. 

REVELATION 10: 

“Revelation 10 serves as a powerful interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpet judgments, refocusing the narrative on the divine authority and the bittersweet nature of God's final message to humanity. The identity of the mighty angel and the meaning of the seven thunders are among the most debated “mysteries” in Revelation. Scholars generally split into two main camps: seeing these figures as divine (Christ) or as high-ranking created beings. The "Seven Thunders" represent a rare moment where God chooses to conceal rather than reveal.” 

The Voice of God: Many believe the thunders are the literal voice of God. Psalm 29 is often cited, where "the voice of the Lord" is heard seven times as thunder.

Sealed Judgments: They may represent a sequence of judgments even more severe than the seals or trumpets. By sealing them, God may be showing mercy, withholding terror that humanity is not yet ready to face.

A Call for Trust: Their silence reminds readers that God reveals what we need to know for faith, not everything we want to know. Some interpret the seventh trumpet later in Chapter 11 as the eventual "unsealing" of this mystery.” (End quote)

DANIEL 12:

“Daniel 12 concludes the Book of Daniel, detailing end-time prophecy, resurrection, and divine deliverance. Key events include the rise of Michael during unprecedented tribulation, a resurrection unto either eternal life or contempt, and instructions for Daniel to seal the prophecy until a “future time of increased knowledge”. The chapter introduces specific, complex timelines—a time, times, and half a time; 1,290 days; and 1,335 days—which are often interpreted as prophetic periods. It concludes with a promise of rest and an allotted inheritance for Daniel.

The 1,290 and 1,335 days in Daniel 12:11-12 have three primary theological interpretations, each tied to a different view of when these "days" occur. 

1. The Futurist Interpretation (Literal Days)

This is the most common view in modern evangelical and dispensationalist circles. It views the days as literal 24-hour periods occurring during the final seven years of Earth's history (the Great Tribulation). 

The 1,260-Day Base: Prophecy often mentions 1,260 days (3.5 years), representing the second half of the Tribulation where the Antichrist rules.

The 1,290 Days (+30 days): Adding 30 days to the tribulation period, this is often interpreted as a time for the judgment of the nations (the "Sheep and Goat" judgment) or the restoration of Israel following Christ's return.

The 1,335 Days (+45 days): Another 45 days are added. Reaching this day brings a special "blessing," interpreted by some as the official commencement of the Millennial Kingdom. 

2. The Historicist Interpretation (Year-Day Principle)

Historicism, notably used by Seventh-day Adventists, applies the "year-day principle," where one prophetic day equals one literal year. 

The Timeline: Many historicists start these periods in 508 AD, when paganism was supposedly set aside for the rise of a religious-political power (the Papacy).

1,290 Years: This timeline leads to 1798 AD, seen as a "time of the end" marker when the Papacy’s civil power was temporarily broken.

1,335 Years: Continuing from 508 AD, this leads to 1843-1844 AD, a pivotal period for the Millerite movement and the "Great Disappointment". 

3. The Preterist/Historical Interpretation (Past Events)

This view holds that these prophecies were fulfilled in the distant past, specifically during the 2nd century BC. 

Antiochus Epiphanes IV: The 1,290 days are linked to the period when this Syrian king abolished Jewish sacrifices and desecrated the Temple (c. 167–164 BC).

Maccabean Revolt: The 45-day difference (up to 1,335 days) is viewed as the time it took for the Jews to fully purify and rededicate the Temple (Hanukkah) or until the death of the tyrant. 

Some interpreters also apply these numbers specifically to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., seeing them as an exact day count for the Roman siege and the final surrender of Jewish rebels.” (End quote)

It appears that AI still lacks understanding and continues to follow the misguided idea of a seven-year tribulation. Since AI hasn't picked up on the unsealing of Daniel 12 and Revelation 10, you may ask how I obtained the truth. I truly believe this was the purpose of my 2024 dreams and the reason the Holy Spirit persisted in my study of Daniel. If God is revealing this now, we must understand that the end is not far off; it is already upon us. THIS IS THE UNDENIABLE SIGN!

Now that we have identified the signs to look for, let's determine whether they have materialized.

1. Falling away - selfishness, covetous, boastful, proud, blasphemers, disobedience, ungrateful, greedy, unholy, thoughtless, untrustworthy, liar, unrestraint, haters of good, conceit, arrogance, traitors, violent aggressors, sexual immorality, lukewarm faith, and idolatry. (check)

2. Man of Sin revealed (check)

3. War and rumors of war (check)

4. Betray, Offend and Hate one another (check)

5. Many false prophets will arise and deceive (check)

6. Unlawfulness (check)

7. Revelation 10 and Daniel 12 unsealed (check)

8. Great earthquakes (not yet) I believe this is referring to the final tribulation starting when the first trumpet blows.

9. Gospel will be preached in all the world (not yet) This is shown in Revelation 14:6 right after the rapture most likely when internet is available world wide.

10. Famine, pestilence and frightening signs (not yet) I believe this is referring to the period of wrath

11. Great signs from heaven (not yet) I believe this is the second coming

Here is an interesting thought for those who have completed my "Importance of Numbers" study: Have you noticed how many signs are fulfilled before the 1,290-day tribulation begins? SEVEN!!!

I don’t know why God chose me, but I am humbled by this gift. To be honest, I am struggling. This calling is becoming increasingly difficult, and while I’m not doing this for my own sake, carrying the Holy Spirit’s words day and night makes God’s message undeniable. It is heartbreaking, then, that it continues to fall on deaf ears.

"Son of man, you dwell in the midst of a REBELLIOUS house, which has eyes to see but SEE NOT, who have ears to hear but HEAR NOT, for they are a rebellious house." Ezekiel 12:2

Over the last two months, I mailed more than 600 brochures detailing God’s amazing calendar to international "Christian" organizations, "Christian" artists, "church" leaders, "Christian" news personalities and even "Christian" scriptwriters or directors. Despite this, I received no responses or website traffic from them. The only people showing interest or seeking discernment are the friends, family, and Facebook followers I engage with directly.

What does it mean if shepherds are no longer leading their flocks? Are they following false religious movements like Christian Nationalism or the NAR? Are they undiscerning, stubborn, or simply disinterested? Furthermore, what are the consequences for Christians who never read the Bible themselves, instead relying on the "discernment" of trusted leaders who simply parrot what they learned in seminary?

What I’ve seen on social media lately answers these questions definitively: the world is lost. If discernment is necessary for preparation—and if Revelation promises, we are blessed for reading it—that should tell us everything. If we’ve confirmed that the signs leading up to the first trumpet blast have been fulfilled, then it is time to fill our lamps and start watching!

The next step in God’s schedule will consist of sealing and measuring the bride. I mention this because she will only include the 144,000 first fruits found in the Book of Life prior to the beginning of tribulation. These individuals are specifically sealed to be the Lamb’s chosen bride, and this seal is the marriage contract (ketubah). 

God has prepared me over the last two years to share a vital truth. I am providing access to a prophetic calendar which validates every major scripture related to the end times. By revealing that the 1,335-day period in Daniel 12 represents the final tribulation, it becomes clear that no gap exists between that period and eternity. 

This clarification ensures that historical events—such as the destruction of the Second Temple—are not mistaken for the final tribulation, further confirming that Christ has not yet returned. This calendar also reveals the timing of the final abomination, the Rapture, the Marriage of the Lamb, the ultimate blessing on the 1,335th day and much more.

Your understanding of the final tribulation may be vague or misguided only because the truth was sealed. The fact that no one was looking for the fulfillment of the Fall Feasts can only be explained by Christians lack of understanding Jewish traditions and Jews lack of studying the New Testament. 

Please understand—and inform others—that there will not be seven years of tribulation, will not be a pre-tribulation rescue, and will also not be a post-tribulation rapture on the "last day."

The calendar might make sense to those who review it alone, but it can only be fully understood by following the corresponding lessons on my website. The site is designed to show how the Holy Feasts will be fulfilled in Revelation. Each step lists a specific feast and provides details on its fulfillment.

On the calendar, different colors designate the individual Fall Feasts: Pink represents the month of Elul, Turquoise marks the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah) and the Day of Atonement, and Lavender signifies the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). You can use this calendar to guide your study and track the timing of events. 

For those familiar with the Book of Daniel, you may begin your lessons with Step 6: End Days Calendar after completing Step 1: Study Tools. Most importantly, please share this with others so they may recognize the signs…