Who prepares the place of refuge in Revelation 12:6?
The place of refuge in Revelation 12:6 is prepared by God Himself. The woman, representing the escaping Jewish remnant, flees into the wilderness where God provides a prepared place, protects her, and feeds her for 1,260 days—three and a half years—not by human government or rabbis but by divine provision.
Les explains that the woman in Revelation 12:6 is the cross-section of Jews in Matthew 24, and she flees into the wilderness, an uninhabited area. There she has a place prepared of God. The Israeli government will not do it, and the rabbis will not do it, but God will prepare a place for the escaping remnant. The Godhead will feed her for 1,260 days—three and a half years. Les compares this to the Exodus from Egypt, where God providentially and miraculously brought the nation out under Moses, took them into the wilderness, and provided all their food needs. So God protects and provides for the remnant.
And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days.
More Questions
Who is the woman who flees into the wilderness in Revelation 12:6?
The woman who flees in Revelation 12:6 is a cross section of Jews, the ones described in Matthew 24.
What kind of place is the wilderness in Revelation 12?
The wilderness into which the Jewish remnant flees in Revelation 12 is a more or less uninhabited area.
What does the wilderness mean in Revelation 12:6?
The wilderness into which the woman flees in Revelation 12:6 means a more or less uninhabited area.