I have shared before about the PERFECT alignment between Matthew 24 (the birth pains and signs that precede Jesus' coming for His Bride) and the Seals of Revelation 6 and 7. While that alignment supports the interpretation of a rapture at the 6th Seal (with Seals 1-5 opened upon Jesus' appearance in Heaven after His crucifixion), a third alignment with those two passages recently came to light in my studies. The 7 Letters to the 7 Churches in Revelation 2 and 3 have drawn some interesting connections and interpretations over the years, one of the better known being Chuck Missler's view that the churches represent the church throughout history. I believe there are possibly multiple prophetic implications from these letters – in addition to the obvious relative nature of them to the original churches to which they were sent. WHAT IF? What if they were ALSO letters to enlighten and encourage the church that would go through the terrible trials that would lead to the resurrection of the dead in Christ and the transformed and caught up believers when Jesus finally comes for them? What if they aligned with the same exact correlation with Matthew 24 (Jesus warning of what would come before the return for His Bride, as well as the details of that return) and with the Seals of Revelation 6 and 7 (The fulfillment of those things Jesus foretold in Matthew)? What if they aligned with the places where the rapture is seen? What if they point to what awaits those who are left behind? I believe these connections are absolutely there – come and study it with me! My study notes for this, if interested: https://tinyurl.com/mwcvt64u If you are a believer in Jesus, this video is meant to encourage you! If you are not, it is offered in hopes that God will use it to bring you to a relationship with Jesus through belief in Him, and Him alone, as the source of salvation. The steps to becoming a follower of Christ are included in the video and below. Salvation is ONLY found in Jesus Christ (John 4:6). It is the gift of God (and must be received as such – you CANNOT be good enough to earn it) (Ephesians 2:8-9). Romans 3:23 and 6:23 tell us that ALL have sinned and that the wages of sin is death. Romans 10:9-10 tell us that if we believe in Jesus in our heart and confess Him as Lord with our mouth, then we ARE saved. Salvation is as simple as ABC: A – Admit you're a sinner in need of a savior (Rom. 3:23 and 6:23 ) B –Believe that Jesus was crucified to pay the penalty for you sins (past, present and future), that He was buried and God raised Him on the third day. (1 Corinthians 15:2-4, John 3:16 and John 14:6) C – Confess Him as Lord and Call on His name! (Romans 10:9-10) PLEASE DO THIS TODAY, My Dear Friends! Time is so very short!