Fall of Man

Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. They were cast out of the Garden of Eden and the earth was cursed. This begins the start of the Millennial Sabbatical Cycle.

Genesis 3

Noah's Flood

God instructs Noah to build an ark to save him and his family from global judgment. This was to start fresh, lock up fallen angels in the Bottomless Pit, and destroy the Nephilim, or the giants, who were created by Satan and his followers as a way to corrupt the human bloodline and prevent the birth of Christ.

Genesis 6

Circumcision of Abraham

God commanded 99-year-old Abraham to circumcise himself, his 13-year-old son Ishmael, and every male in his household as an everlasting sign of the covenant. This act marked them as set apart for God and symbolized a deep, inward devotion. It initiated a requirement for Jewish males to be circumcised on their eighth day.

Genesis 17

Joseph in Egypt

Sold by his brothers, Joseph initially served in Potiphar's house before being falsely imprisoned. Due to his skill in interpreting dreams—specifically Pharaoh’s dream of seven years of plenty and seven years of famine—he was appointed as governor over all the land.

Genesis 37-50

Moses & the Exodus

God commissioned Moses to lead the enslaved Israelites out of Egypt to freedom, covering their journey through the wilderness to Mount Sinai. Enabled by God through ten plagues and the parting of the Red Sea, this event establishes Israel as a nation, featuring the Ten Commandments, divine provision (manna), and the transition toward the promised land.

Exodus

Joshua & the Conquest of Canaan

Joshua was commissioned by God to lead the people, taking on the role of both military leader and spiritual guide. The Israelites miraculously crossed the Jordan River into Canaan, marking the beginning of the campaign. The conquest involved a series of strategic battles, including the miraculous fall of Jericho, the defeat of Ai, and major campaigns in the south and north, resulting in the defeat of 31 kings.

Joshua

United Monarchy under Saul, David, & Solomon

Saul, David, and Solomon were the first three kings of the united Israelite monarchy, transitioning the nation from tribal leadership to a kingdom. Saul was a tall, military-focused first king who became unfaithful. David, a poet and warrior, established Jerusalem as the capital and united the tribes. Solomon, renowned for wisdom, built the first Temple but fell into idolatry through foreign alliances.

1 & 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, and 1 & 2 Chronicles

Babylonian Captivity

The Babylonian Captivity was the forced exile of thousands of Jews from the Kingdom of Judah to Babylon by King Nebuchadnezzar II, following the siege of Jerusalem and the destruction of the First Temple. Due to not letting the land rest on the 7th year for 70 sabbatical cycles, they were in exile for 70 years, one year for each year they failed to follow the directives from God.

2 Kings 24–25, 2 Chronicles 36:11–21

Return from Exile

After the 70-year exile was completed, Israel returned to Jerusalem and began rebuilding the temple. In 457 BC, Artaxerxes calls for Jersualem to be rebuilt. This begins the sabbatical year count of Daniel's 70-Week Prophecy, starting at the next Feast of Trumpets of that year.

Ezra 1–5

Jerusalem Reconstruction Completed

This concludes the first seven weeks, or 49 years, of Daniel's 70-Week Prophecy.

Daniel 9:25

Birth of Christ

Jesus is born of the virgin Mary, most likely around Feast of Tabernacles in the Fall. This is as John wrote: "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us..."

Matthew 1-2

Christ's Ministry Begins

Jesus began His ministry during the Fall Feasts, starting with the Feast of Trumpets. This is the exact start of Daniel's 70th Week.

Luke 3-4

Christ's Crucifixtion & Resurrection

Christ was sacrificed on Passover and resurrected on First Fruits, which fulfill the prophetic patterns of those Feast Days. This is exactly 1260 days, or 3.5 years, into Daniel's 70th Week. Jesus' death paused the prophetic timeline when Israel rejected Him. Only 3.5 years are left remaining of the 70th Week.

John 19

Ministry of the Apostles

Exactly 1335 days after the start of Jesus' Ministry, the world was blessed at Pentecost with the Holy Spirit, fulfilling the words of the angel in Daniel 12. The Apostles were then commissioned to spread the Gospel to the world.

Acts 1-2

Israel Born as a Nation

The State of Israel was established on May 14, 1948, when David Ben-Gurion proclaimed its independence in Tel Aviv, marking the first Jewish state in 2,000 years.

Isaiah 66:8

The Great Sign

On the second day of Feast of Trumpets, on the 70th anniversary of the birth of Israel, a rare planetary alignment occured that fulfilled all the conditions of Revelation 12:1—once ever in recorded history. Jupiter entered the womb of Virgo then went into retrograde motion for about nine months before exiting (being born) at the end of the sign. Then, three other planets ("wandering stars") joined Leo to form a crown of 12 stars above Virgo's head. This placed us in the Book of Revelation.

Revelation 12:1-2

The Sign of the Dragon

A "male child" will be born—that is, a first born "son" who will inherit. We know this to be faithful Christians who love Jesus and follow Him with all their heart. Being "born" refers to the resurrection into immortal bodies, not the rapture. This is the mystery Paul discussed. Those in heaven will receive their glorified bodies first, but those on earth will transform into immortal beings, but must wait 7 days of purification until they can enter the presence of the Lord.

Satan will try to "devour" this child, or ruin their testimony in those 7 days. This sign begins with a war in Israel and potentially spiritual demonic activity, such as Fallen Angels on Earth.

Revelation 12:3-5

Rapture of the Male Child

After 7 days of purification, the immortal Christians on Earth will be caught up to the throne room of Heaven to join the others and be part of the "24 Elders" group.

Revelation 12:5

Seals & Trumpets 1-5

Immediately after the Rapture, the earth will be thrown into chaos. The 144K will be preaching God's Word, and the Two Witnesses will be setting up the Temple in Jerusalem and speaking out against the Harlot. Many will die.

Revelation 6-9

Rapture of the 144K

The "first borns" of the 144K will be spared from the judgment of the 2nd Woe, and will be caught up to Heaven just like the Male Child.

Revelation 3:10

Destruction of Mystery Babylon

This is the Sixth Trumpet, or the Second Woe. The Beast will destroy the Harlot because he hates her and cannot share the earth with her. He will rule his kingdom; he does not need the Mystery Babylonian governing system any longer. All Fallen Angels will have been kicked out of Heaven and released from the Pit at this point. The world is inhabited by Satan, Fallen Angels, Nephilim ("earth dwellers"), and humans.

Revelation 9:13-21

The Abomination of Desolation

The Beast will declare himself as god, demand the entire world worship him, and will pursue the Woman (Israel) to try and kill her. Jesus will lead the Remnant to the wilderness and protect them for the 42 months. This starts the prophetic clock again for the the second half of Daniel's 70th week. The last 3.5 years of that week are the same 3.5 years that the Beast will reign on earth.

Matthew 24:15-25

The Reign of the Beast

The Beast will reign over the earth for 42 months. Everyone must worship the Beast and his image and take his mark if they wish to live.

Revelation 13

Harvest Rapture

Jesus will come like a thief in the night to rapture the gleanings; these are believers who did not walk with faith and therefore missed the firstborn son raptures. This will be on a day that no man knows.

Revelation 14:14-16

Day of the Lord Begins

The Day of the Lord begins during the Reign of the Beast—it overlaps somewhere in the 42-month period. This is a 1000-year period and begins with the wrath of God on His enemies on earth.

Revelation 16

Return of Christ

Jesus will return with all Glorified Believers following Him from Heaven. He will strike down all His enemies at the Battle of Armaggeddon. The Beast and False Prophets are the First Fruits of this harvest; they are thrown into the Lake of Fire first. All the other enemies are tossed in after them. Satan is locked up in the Pit for 1000 years.

Revelation 19:11-21

Millennial Reign Begins

Jesus begins His glorious reign on earth for 1000 years. There will be no war, people will live longer, and Glorified Believers will be assisting Jesus in keeping the peace on earth for this period. This is the inheritance of believers; this is the double-portion. We should all strive to want to rule and reign with Christ.

Revelation 20

The Little Season

Satan is released from the pit at the end of the 1000 years to deceive the nations once again. They will try to rise up against the Holy City, but God will strike them down before they even get to the walls. Satan is then thrown into the Lake of Fire forever.

Revelation 20

The Great White Throne Judgment

God will judge non-believers who have been waiting in Sheol since their death. Those whose names are written in the Book of Life will live on the New Earth, and these are the wedding guests to the Wedding Supper of the Lamb. They will have immortal bodies, but not glorified bodies. If their name is not written in the Book of Life, they will be thrown into the Lake of Fire.

Revelation 20

The Day of God Begins

Jesus will rest with His Bride in the New Jerusalem on the New Earth. God will also dwell in the New Jerusalem. For all eternity, there will be no more sin and no more death.

Revelation 21-22