End Times Made Easy | EDU Update | August 21, 2024

August 21, 2024.




End of Days Update, giving you up-to-date, end time information until His return.


Joseph Morris Ministries

Joseph Morris shares powerful insights into the signs pointing to the imminent return of the Lord. In this episode, filmed in Cobbs Creek, Virginia, Joseph discusses various current events and their biblical significance. From the Fourth of July camp meeting in Shreveport to the preparations in Israel for potential conflict with Iran, the signs of the end times are becoming increasingly evident. Joseph highlights the restoration of Israel, the regathering of Jerusalem, and the revival of the Roman Empire as key indicators of the approaching Second Coming. Join Joseph as he delves into prophetic events happening around the world, including heavenly signs, geopolitical tensions, and the rise of digital currency. Discover how these events align with biblical prophecies and explore the urgency to prepare spiritually for the coming of the King. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of [Music] Update with Joseph Morris. Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications to stay updated on future videos. If you have been blessed by Joseph's teachings, consider supporting Joseph Morris Ministries through a donation or becoming a monthly partner. Thank you for tuning in, and may the love of God overshadow every aspect of your life. See you next week!

[BrandonF]

So fortunate my son and I were able to attend your conference this weekend. Thank you so much brother Joe, God bless you. Praise Jesus!

[SpiritualRescue]

Wow, incredible words Mr. Joseph. Thank you Sir, God bless! 🙏🙏

[meganblair]

Thank you! I cannot wait to be home with the Lord ❤

[Wayne-kgis]

Love your informative videos that are packed with truth!!!

[madelinegrudens]

That was an excellent update!!! Thank you 🤩🤩

[PeacefulCompositions]

Almost done with your book, End Times Made Easy. Got 3 chapters to go. I love knowing how we have so much to look forward to not only in Heaven but during the 2nd coming of Christ. It's pretty cool to read about our King of Kings ruling over antichrist, etc. Thanks for writing this book. 😊

[c.r.]

Love your updates! It's always encouraging to know how close we are to going home ❤
Although I do laugh every time you mention the selfie sticks as an example of men being "lovers of themselves"....I think there's many deeper examples than that. 😅

[alicia]

Thank you. This is very informative information of the signs of the times we are living in. Praise God! We are about to see the finish line. Let's tell as many as we can about Jesus.
REPENT ❤
1 John 4:9-10 NIV
[9] This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. [10] This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.

[arturo]

Very informative and exciting. Thank you.

[grimmlar]

Is it a sure thing that the Ezekiel 38 war happens after the Rapture? I'd love someone to show how scripture supports that. If Scripture does support it, then how incredibly exciting this is! This Feast of Trumpets (the day no man knows the day or the hour) seems likely to be the year we gather together in the air.

[gordonshepherd]

As I understand it, the war noted in Ezekiel 38 is where the nations around Israel make a surprise attack where Israel is under the belief that they have a peace Agreement in place and are convinced it is solid so they have their "guard" down (could be the 7 year peace agreement promise byf the Anti-Christ) so these current fights are not, I believe, a sign that Ezekiel 38 war is at the door.

[bluedragon]

In Revelations 13:1, I wonder if the beast rising from the sea is the Hydra constellation near the horizon of the Mediterranean Sea as could be seen from Israel's coastline. 🤔 Once this constellation is "in position" it would be the sign that political chaos happens.

[markmoore]

Rapture, false doctrine
This message is sent in love. 1st Thessalonians 4: when was this book written, to whom, and what does it say? Written circa 52 A.D. to a church that was present in 52 A.D., this letter was not written to you, inserting yourself into the text makes the letter fiction. In every chapter Paul/Silvanus & Timotheus (authors) tell the church members that Christ is coming, in their lifetime, six (6) times in chapters 1:10, 2:19, 3:13, 4:15-16, 5:23, please read your bible, please. This is the second coming/ revelation (Peter & Johns' term)/ resurrection (Pauls' term, because Christ said, "I am the resurrection")/ the gathering/ the restitution/ the reformation, Yom Kippur/ the last day/ the last trumpet, Sukkot, final harvest, John 6. If you received a letter telling "you" that the Lord was coming in your lifetime, 6 times, what would you believe? Matt 10:23 But when they persecute you in this city, flee ye into another: for verily I say unto you, Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israel, till the Son of man be come. Matt 16:28 Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. Christ said he would return and that all written prophecy would be fulfilled in the lifetime of the audience to whom he preached, Luke 21:22 For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled. Per his own testimony, Christ returned in the first century, fulfilling the rest of the law, fulfilling the final Yom Kippur, Hebrews 9, ending the old covenant, 8:13, destroying the last enemy death (2 Cor 3, please read, please & Gal 4 elaborate). Ephesians 1:10 That in the dispensation of the fulness of times he might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven, and which are on earth; even in him. He did.
Daniel tells us Rome would be in power when the everlasting kingdom would be established: Daniel 2:44, 7:14, 9:24. First century, that lasts forever.
Christ quoted from Daniel and told "them" (his audience to whom he was speaking) when "you" see the abomination, not us: Matt 24:15 When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand) The Roman armies surrounded Jerusalem, desolation ensued.
The entirety of the New Testament authors all tell their immediate audience that Christ was coming, in their lifetime. Christ, Paul, John, James, Peter all say the same thing, it will happen in your lifetime. Christ was not making a joke, while bleeding to death on the cross when he said: Luke 23:28 But Jesus turning unto them said, Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children. He told them wrath, Matt 23:35, was coming on them, same wrath John the Baptist told the priesthood to run from, Matt 3:7
1 Thessalonians 4:13-16 The church members are obviously concerned about what has happened to their members who have already died, physically, verse 13. Why? Paul had already told them 4 times in this letter that Jesus Christ was coming. They were looking for the revealing of Christ in his power/righteous judgment. In verse 14 Paul is telling them that God will also gather them, the ones who have already died physically; they were concerned that they would be left out of the gathering. If you die a believer, where do you go to reside? Heaven, this is your final abode. Where does Abraham, Isaac and Jacob live? Moses met Christ at his transfiguration, he was not lying in the ground, for 1400 years awaiting a so-called rapture. Neither was Abraham, who Christ said saw his day and was glad; neither was he lying in the ground for 2, 000 years awaiting a so-called rapture. Ephesians 1:10 That in the dispensation of the fulness of times he might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven, and which are on earth; even in him: Acts 3:20 And he shall send Jesus Christ, which before was preached unto you:21 Whom the heaven must receive until the times of restitution of all things, which God hath spoken by the mouth of all his holy prophets since the world began.
Almost all of the prophets talked about the "last/latter" days, this is where the New Testament writers get their doctrine. Peter unequivocally says he is living in the "last days". The last days are defined as the "last days" of their covenant, per the prophets, especially Moses. The saints in heaven are not leaving their abode; they are simply included in the "gathering", which is the resurrection/restitution Paul preached. In verse 15 Paul tells this church, that they were going to "be alive", breathing, when the Lord returned. And obviously they would not precede, go before, the saints who physically died and were already in heaven. The was for all things in heaven and earth. Verse 16 the dead in Christ (a believer who physically died and is now residing in heaven) will be resurrected/gathered first. Why? Christ was sent from heaven by his Father. If you live in heaven, then you obviously will participate in order first. Verse 17 then we which are alive and remain, we (these are breathing Thessalonian church members) Paul told "them" that they would see the coming of the Christ, 6 times in this letter. To "meet" the Lord, this word meet is apantesis. What does this word infer to a first century person?
This word is used for a formal meeting of a dignitary. Everyone in antiquity knew this word meant that a dignitary was coming to your city. They knew this meant that you would send out a welcoming party and usher that dignitary into your city, where they would remain. It never refers to someone coming to your city to get you and take you to a different location.
The second that Paul preached has been accomplished by Christ. Paul tells us in Acts that his doctrine on the resurrection/revelation comes from Moses, the law and prophets. The song of Moses is sung in Rev 15 about the old covenant ending, it did, at the destruction of the temple, the "last day". We are living under the new covenant, within the New Jerusalem in the new heavens and earth, prophesied by Isaiah 64 - 66 and confirmed in Hebrews 8 - 10, which lasts forever. This message is sent in love, your friend

[markmoore]

Greetings, the scriptures do not teach that the world ends, nowhere in scripture is this taught, nowhere, not one (1) verse. The scriptures do not teach a rapture, nowhere in the scriptures is this taught, nowhere, not one (1) verse. There will not be a rapture today, tomorrow, next month, next year, in a decade, in a century, ever. The scriptures do teach an end of age. The scriptures do teach about the "last days" and "latter days". Almost every prophet talks about the "last/latter days", which is defined by the prophets as the last days of their covenant. This covenant was called the Mt. Sinai/Mosaic covenant. Jesus Christ was born under this covenant, also known as the law of Moses. This covenant was the "age" he was born under. Christ was sent by his Father to fulfill the law of this covenant. Who did the law pertain to? Israel This is why Christ says: But he answered and said, I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Christ makes it very clear when he would return, in the lifetime of his audience. He said: But when they persecute you in this city, flee ye into another: for verily I say unto you, Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israel, till the Son of man be come. He said: Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. He told the apostles/disciples to take the gospel of the kingdom of heaven to the known world. This was accomplished: Romans 10:18, 16:26, Colossians 1:23, now comes the end of that age, the age of that covenant, the age of that law. Christ said the temple would be destroyed, this was the "last day" of that age/ old covenant. The same last day Christ mentions 3 times in John 6. This was when the revelation (John & Peters' term)/resurrection (Pauls' term, because Christ said, "I am the resurrection") event of Jesus Christ occurred. Every New Testament writer told their immediate audience they would witness the revelation of Jesus Christ, please read your bible, every word, every sentence, all of it.
No one knows the day or hour? Until they are told. Revelation 1:1 The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to shew unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass. Shortly still means shortly. Now Christ knows to reveal himself. This book was written circa 65 A.D., Nero reigned 54 - 68 A.D. and John makes it clear that he was ruling at the time the letter was wrtitten, Rev 17:10. So, Jesus Christ has known about his imminent return for one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight years. Let that sink in; Revelation was fulfilled 66 - 70 A.D., per the testimony of God himself, Jesus Christ, and every single New Testament author, they all said the same thing. Christ said: For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. If a person denies what Christ said about his return, destroying the temple (called heaven and earth by the Jews), ending the curse of the law, which brought death (not biological/physical, the gospel has nothing, zero, to do with flesh), the last enemy Christ destroyed at his coming, then you must make a choice. In the morning a burnt offering is required, as well as the evening burnt offering, because you are still living under the law, and Christ did not fulfill the final Yom Kippur in Hebrews 9, that chapter 10 said was about to happen. James said the coming of Christ was so close, that he was standing at the door, that close. Christ said: For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled. "These" days were 2, 000 years ago. Christ accomplished what he was sent to do, fulfill the law in judgment and righteousness and establish the kingdom, unless you don't believe what he said. Abundant life, within this kingdom, is a now reality, today. this message is sent in love, your friend