How is the last half of the Tribulation described?
The last half of the Tribulation is described as beyond human description, the wrath and vexation of God. It is triggered at the midpoint when the Antichrist defiles the Temple and turns on the Jews, after the first three and a half years of relative religious freedom but still marked by war, famine, pestilence, and turmoil.
Les explains that at the midpoint of the Tribulation, the Antichrist will come in and defile the Temple and turn on the Jew. The first three and a half years had a semblance of religious freedom, though the world still experienced war, famine, pestilence, and turmoil. But the midpoint triggers the last half, which is beyond human description, described in Psalms 2 as the wrath and vexation of God. This is when the Jews flee from Jerusalem as Jesus admonished in Matthew chapter 24.
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When does the event in Revelation 12 happen in the Tribulation?
The Revelation 12 scene involving the Jews leaving Jerusalem is set at the midpoint of the Tribulation.