Menu Content/Inhalt
Gospel Hall
william macdonald Here's the Difference - A Study of Important Biblical Distinctions including the Dispensations, Two Comings of Christ, the Church and Israel, Judicial and Parental Forgiveness, Double Fulfillments of Prophecy, Relationship and Fellowship.
About this site Print E-mail

Assembly Address List

Online Bible Study
Sunday School Lessons
Online Books
 FAQ Bible Questions about God Weekly Sunday school lesson newsletter

 

  • Rosa and Jesus
    Rosa and JesusRosa and her son Jesus - I tried different religions, but none of them offered me true peace or the assurance of eternal life. I got tired of searching, thinking that maybe that was all there was, and that I’d have to suffer in this life and after death. (more )
    Other pages in this section

Gospel Hall dot Org exists to share information about assemblies of Christians who gather to the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, to raise awareness of the gospel message and teaching about Christian living in a New Testament Church. 

FAQs

  • When will Old Testament believers be resurrected?
    What is the meaning of "rest" and "stand in thy lot" (Daniel 12:13)" TARGET="_blank">Daniel 12:13)?

    Daniel 12:7" TARGET="_blank">Daniel 12:7 states that the Great Tribulation will last 3.5 years or 1260 days. Verses 11 and 12 add 30 and 45 days to make 1290 and 1335 days. Mr. H. S. Paisley in "This Daniel" suggests that the added days are required after the descent of the Lord to earth to judge the nations and set up the Kingdom.

    Undoubtedly, "the end of the days" (verse 13) refers to the end of the tribulation. Daniel is promised that although he will "rest" and his body will "sleep in the dust of the earth" (verse 2), he will "awake" "to everlasting life," and will "stand in [his] lot," that is, he will share in the glory of the kingdom of the true Prince of Peace.

    Some teach that "stand in his lot" is resurrection, and that church saints will be raptured when the Lord comes to the air and Old Testament and tribulation saints will be raised at the end of the tribulation days. Whatever view is held on this subject, it is clear that all who have died and all who have been raptured without dying will join together in the city where the Lamb is the Light (Revelation 21:23," TARGET="_blank">Revelation 21:23, Hebrews 12:22-24)." TARGET="_blank">Hebrews 12:22-24).

    N. Crawford

    Other pages in this section





Other pages in this section