Why does God's wrath occur in the last three and a half years?
God's wrath occurs then because He promised to pour out His wrath on Christ-rejecting mankind. That final 42 months combines God's wrath with Satan's wrath, since Satan knows he has only a short time. Jesus described it in Matthew 24 as unprecedented trouble.
Les explains that the final three and a half years will not be just the wrath of God poured out; it will be a combined wrath—the wrath of Satan and the wrath of God. Satan's wrath is because he knows he has but a short time, three and a half years. God's wrath is because He promised He would pour out His wrath on Christ-rejecting mankind. Les says that last 42 months, as Jesus said in Matthew 24, will be a time of trouble the likes of which the world has never seen or ever will, and it will be beyond comprehension.
Is the last three and a half years only God's wrath or also Satan's wrath?
The final three and a half years are a combined wrath, not only God's wrath. Scripture says Satan, knowing he has but a short time, brings his wrath, while God pours out His wrath on Christ-rejecting mankind. Jesus described those 42 months as unequaled trouble.
Is the last three and a half years of the tribulation solely God's wrath or a combined wrath of Satan and God?
The last three and a half years are not just God's wrath poured out. They are a combined wrath: the wrath of Satan, who knows he has but a short time, and the wrath of God promised against Christ-rejecting mankind. This 42-month period is the unparalleled time of trouble Jesus foretold in Matthew 24.