Why is all creation looking for the day when God's children are manifested?
All creation waits for the manifestation of God's children because it knows that day will trigger the final days of the curse. The seven-year tribulation will then be God's way of paying off Satan's mortgage, ending the curse's hold. This eager expectation rests on the promised translation of believers.
Les explains that everything in nature—mountains, rocks, rivers, birds, animals—is waiting for the day when the children of God will be manifested, which he connects to the rupture. Paul's writings call this the Blessed Hope: believers will suddenly be translated from this life to the eternal, with new bodies, to be with the Lord forever in an instant. The timing is unknown—today, tomorrow, or later; no dates are set. Globalism, global religion, global economies, and global government are signs that the Antichrist's appearance is near, but before that believers will be snatched away and caught up to meet the Lord in the air. All creation looks for that day because it knows it will trigger the final days of the curse; the seven years of tribulation are God's way of paying off Satan's mortgage, as studied in Revelation chapter 5.