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Sept 11 Rapture “deep revelation after fasting”

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Overview

Daniel delivers a personal, faith-based “deep revelation” message he says God gave him during several days of fasting and prayer. He connects the message to September 11 and the Feast of Trumpets, which he associates with the opening of the sixth seal.

Main Points and Interpretation

  • Exodus 19 as the key lens

    • Daniel says God directed him to Exodus 19, arguing it contains what “we need to know” about what is happening now.
    • He contends Exodus 19 should be read in the context of the Feast of Trumpets and applied to “spiritual Israel,” not only as a historical event tied to Joshua and Jericho.

  • Trumpet / Revelation connections

    • He emphasizes that the sound of the trumpet is central, describing it as the first mention of the mighty trumpet.
    • He links the Exodus imagery to Revelation 12—including Israel being brought out of Egypt “on eagles’ wings,” wilderness preparation, and meeting the Most High.

  • Matthew 22 wedding-gathering as an end-times sorting event

    • Daniel urges viewers to read Matthew 22 alongside Exodus 19.
    • He claims this passage describes an event “about to happen,” focusing on the wedding guests—where many are invited but some are thrown out—which he interprets as judgment-based sorting.

  • Daniel 12 resurrection and aftermath

    • He connects Daniel 12 to Revelation 12.
    • He refers to resurrection after a period of sleeping, the role of Michael, and outcomes of eternal glory vs. eternal shame.

  • Possible “sorting” at judgment (Bēma)

    • Daniel suggests these passages together may indicate a separation similar to wheat and tares.
    • He proposes this could potentially occur at the Bēma judgment.
    • He frames it as a period where people may not experience the transition from “leaving Egypt” to Mount Sinai as smoothly as assumed, because approaching God requires specific conditions.

  • 3.5 years, wilderness, and testimony imagery

    • He raises questions about how the 3.5-year feeding theme (associated with the woman in Revelation 12) relates to end-times conditions at the foot of Mount Sinai and judgment separating righteous from unrighteous.

  • Love as the decisive test

    • Daniel highlights an idea from Matthew 22: the greatest test involves love for God and neighbor.
    • He criticizes commenters or believers he describes as “tares”—those who seem religious but lack love and instead display malice or unwillingness to behave like Christians.

  • Call to reflection rather than date-setting

    • He insists he is not trying to set dates or predict timelines precisely.
    • Instead, he presents his interpretation as a spiritual warning to watch, prepare, and examine whether one’s faith produces genuine love.

Presenters / Contributors

  • Daniel (the speaker/narrator)

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