What does Psalm 2 call the last half of the Tribulation?
Psalm 2 calls the last half of the Tribulation the wrath and vexation of God. This period begins at the midpoint when the Antichrist defiles the Temple and turns on the Jews. It is a time beyond human description, far worse than the first three and a half years.
Les explains that the midpoint of the Tribulation triggers the last half, which is beyond human description. Psalm 2 refers to this period as the wrath and vexation of God. During the first three and a half years, the Jews enjoyed a semblance of religious freedom, but then the Antichrist will defile the Temple and turn on them. The world will also experience war, famine, pestilence, and turmoil, but the last half is far worse.
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What future sequence does Psalm 2 outline after Israel rejects the Messiah?
According to Psalm 2, after the crucifixion and rejection there would be an undetermined period of derision of the nations, then the seven-year tribulation from Daniel, and then the King would return so Israel could have the Kingdom.
According to Psalms 2, what is the prophetic sequence after Christ's ascension?
According to Psalms 2, after Christ's ascension the next event would be wrath and vexation, identified as the seven years of tribulation, and then Christ would come and set up His Kingdom.