Habakkuk's prophecy was fulfilled in the time of the Chaldean destruction. He was told to "look among the nations" because God would "work a work in your days" as he was "raising up the Chaldeans". 1:5,6. The vision was for an appointed time, but would not lie. There would be a delay, but it woud not be a permanent delay. They were told to "wait for it". Habakkuk's generation is not yet waiting for the Chaldeans to come and destroy it.Two different words are used for the two occurrences of tarry in the text. Note, one says will tarry and the ...

https://youtu.be/f2EtqCy2EMM Book of Revelation-Events About To Come Does the Book of Revelation speak of events which "are" about to come? Those who see all prophecy as yet unfulfilled believe so. They often can be found citing Revelation 1:19, to depict events past in the Apostle John's time, things presently occurring when he wrote, and amazingly, things far distant in the future, even to those of us living today. However, in this video, we demonstrate that John's writings cannot be twisted to mean a far distant future. The wording is very precise and specific that he meant in a very short time.

During this time those who practice the Old Covenant are in celebration of the Fall Feast Days beginning with Rosh Hoshanah, (the Feast of Trumpets). In this video we give some background to the Feast Days and their relevance to the imminent coming of the kingdom in the times of John, the Immerser, and Jesus Christ, who both announced the kingdom as "at hand". The apostles likewise followed this message. The spring and summer festivals focus on the inaugeration of the kingdom while the fall festivals focus on the consummation of that same kingdom within the same imminent time framework. ...