Looking Through the Sea of Glass

Resurrection of Saints

Resurrection Day and Easter is the holiest time for Christians. Remembering Jesus Christ’s sacrifice brings to mind the harpazo (caught up) of saints. John, the Apostle, was in the Spirit (Ruach) “when he heard a loud voice behind him that sounded like a trumpet to write on the scroll what you see.” (Rev 1:10). The voice was Messiah Yeshua telling John to send a message to the seven church communities. These church communities represent church peoples as they worship Messiah Yeshua, who established, rebuked, commended, and encouraged devoted followers to continue living as faithful followers of Him. Armies from the south will march on Israel to eradicate them, but HaShem (G-d in Hebrew) will save His chosen people from Satan. The entire world will be involved in World War III, and millions will die because the time of Harvest of the Grapes has begun for humankind. Based on the Harvest of Grapes’ perspective, both the wicked and the righteous will experience death together. The distinction will be the wicked will go to hell, and the righteous will go to heaven. Why are so many self-proclaimed Christians apathetic, watching the Scriptures unfold and doing nothing to save others from the destruction that is coming? My people are sleeping. Scripture states, “My people are destroyed because they lack knowledge of me. Because you rejected that knowledge, I will reject you as a priest for me. Since you forget the Law of your God, I will also forget your children (Hos 4:6, NIV).”