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The last chapter of Malachi contains the last words the Lord would speak to His people for the next 400 years.

When believers stand before the Lord on the last day, will they be judged as unbelievers are judged?

In the midst of evil days, may the Lord make us faithful, as those in Malachi 3:16-18.

We examine the when, what, why, who, and how of God's final judgment.

In spite of his great affliction, Job expressed an unshakeable confidence in the fact that His Savior lives, as we see from Job 19:23-27.

The Bible is clear that there will be a bodily resurrection of the dead, and that it coincides with Jesus' return on judgment day.

God is able to do a great many things beyond our comprehension, as we see from Hebrews 7:22-27.

Do the Scriptures support the idea of a 1000 year reign of Christ on earth?

The Lord specifically led the Israelites so they were trapped between the mountains and the sea, so that they could stand still and see a miracle of the Lord, as we see from Exodus 14.

There are events which many think will precede the return of Christ, but what events does the Bible actually point to?

God is still in the business of molding clay, though that clay be imperfect and marred, as we see from Jeremiah 18:1-6.

The latter portion of the Olivet discourse appears to be referring to things occurring after AD 70.