The Time of the Dead – That They be Judged
Revelation 10:6 says there should be time no longer. Than speaks of days of the voice of the 7th angel, etc. Also, we read in Revelation 11:18 that Judgment Day is a "time" that the dead should be judged.
Additionally, Mark 13:24 tells us of "those days after that tribulation" – wherein the sun is dark, and the moon does not give its light, and the stars from fall heaven. We know the time immediately after the tribulation is the time of the world's final judgment. It is Judgment Day. Yet, the Bible tells us of "those days".
And again, in Ecclesiastes 12:1,2, reference is made to the "evil days" and to "years" wherein there is no pleasure – as the implication is that the sun, light, moon, and stars are darkened.
All of these Scriptures are describing Judgment Day as taking place within the confines of time. How then is it possible that "there should be time no longer"?
How can we harmonize this statement with all else the Bible says?
Originally published on https://www.ebiblefellowship.org/biblenotes (note id 575)
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