Welcome to the Little Season

Welcome to the Little Season

This book is written from the perspective that the majority of the end-time prophecies recorded in the Bible, were fulfilled shortly after the Book of Revelations was completed. This belief is based upon multiple scriptures, including the very first verse of the very first chapter of the Book of Revelations, which informs the reader that John was recording events which must shortly come to pass. Why then, more than 2,000 years later, are so many church leaders still telling their congregations to expect the fulfilment of prophecy, which John clearly informed the reader back in the first century, must shortly come to pass? Did John make a massive mistake? Did those prophecies not come to pass shortly after he had recorded them? Or have we missed something? Have certain events occurred that have effectively been hidden from history? Whilst I'm fully aware that the majority of folk would dismiss the Bible completely, there are millions of Christians world-wide who believe the Scriptures to be the written Word of God. Maybe it's time to revaluate our understanding of the end-times prophecies. Because if John was right, then there is something seriously wrong with the historical timeline which we've all been taught. When we look at all the lies, the deception and the blatant propaganda, deliberately engineered to create fear, strife and uncertainty which is taking place in the world today, and especially so over the last three years, could it possibly be because we are living in that particular and unique time-frame, referred to in the Bible as the Little Season? An open-ended period of time during which all the nations of the earth will be deceived by Satan, the ancient serpent god of this world. If such is the case, and there are multiple reasons to believe so, then we have also been deceived big time, as to exactly where we are currently at in the Biblical prophetic time-line. In which case, far more prophecy has already been fulfilled, than most of us care to realise, including the second coming of Christ