Thank you so very much for your site. You have been a lot of help to me. My question is if the two witnesses show up in Rev. 11:3 and are here for one thousand, two hundred, sixty days, would that go thru the great tribulation? At what point do they come and what point do they leave?

I happened to notice that the Star of David contains : a six sided figure(hexagon}, six small triangles, and six points. Do you think that this might be what is referred to in chapter 13 of Rev? I understand that the Star of David is of relatively recent usage. Just a thought.

Thank you so much for your ministry. Not a day passes by that I don’t check out your site and read your articles and questions answered. One topic that I constantly think about is the Judgment Seat of Christ. I understand that only believers will be at this judgment but I am confused as to what will be addressed. Will all of my sins as a believer be brought out at this judgment?

Will other believers in heaven be watching me go through this judgment or will it be between me and the Lord alone? I have read where you stated that our works as a believer will be judged and rewards given accordingly but what about all our failures in this life? I struggle with sin every day and feel like such a failure as a christian. Should I fear this judgment or should I look forward to it? I am really confused.

Re: Rev. 6:8. And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.

I note that the statement in this verse indicated that the four horses of Revelations are given authority over a fourth of the earth.. I know china and the kings of the east are not under his authority for they gather an an army of 200 million men to attack the anti-Christ. Does this then mean that the anti-Christ is in control over only one fourth of the earth? This would certainly change the meaning of one world government.

I would like to know what your thoughts are on the following… We know that the “Great Tribulation” is 1260 days. How does this figure fit in with MATTHEW 24: 22 “And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect’s sake those days shall be shortened.”

From the above are we to conclude that the “Great Trib” will be shorter than the 1260 days, or, does the 1260 day period include what Jesus said here in Matthew?

Thank you so much for your website, it helps us so much in our study of the Bible. My questions is this: We know in Romans 13 it says we should obey the ‘government’ and we are to pray for our leaders, but praying for this administration is the hardest thing we have ever done. How do you pray for them when they are destroying America bit by bit? They throw the commandments back in the face of God and everyday we see more destruction by the laws they pass, the debt they create and their complete disregard for the will of the people. The only way we can justify praying for these evil people is that God put them in charge as the instrument to bring about the downfall of America and to bring the Rapture closer. Can you give us better insight to this?

Assuming no adultery, if an unbeliever divorces a believer because of his/her faith, is the believer free to remarry?

I have been praying the Lord’s Prayer 3 times daily for a long time and have recently seen something that made me question if I should be doing this. I refer to a passage that indicates that the Lord knows us and our needs therefore we should not pray repeat prayers. I pray the Lord’s Prayer always followed by prayers for Israel. Should I stop doing this?

If the age of man is supposed to be 6,000 years and we expect the Lord to return soon, Why is the Hebrew calendar only at 5770 years? This seems like an odd number if indeed we are so close to the end?

I am joining the church I have been attending by profession of faith (received Christ as my personal Lord and Savior) but my husband refuses to join saying he does not believe in some of the doctrines of this church, such as the rapture. He believes that upon death, we are present with the Lord and we do not have to wait for the graves to open to be in His presence. It is kind of confusing to me. He also says the church celebrates Easter and not the Passover. On this account, I see his point but also know the Church does not celebrate the pagan rituals but rather celebrates Christ’s victory over death.