When does the woman flee into the wilderness in Revelation 12:6?
At the midpoint of the tribulation, the woman—symbolizing the nation of Israel—flees into the wilderness, a place prepared by God. She is nourished there for 1,260 days, which equals three and a half years, as stated in Revelation 12:6.
Les explains that Revelation 12:6 leaps back to the midpoint of the tribulation. The woman symbolizes the nation of Israel, and she flees into the wilderness—the mountains Jesus spoke of. God has prepared a place there, and the Godhead feeds her for 1,260 days, which is three and a half years. Later, in verse 13, when the dragon is cast into the earth, he persecutes the woman, Israel, confirming this timeline.
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 in Revelation 12:6 who flees into the wilderness?
In Revelation 12:6 the woman who fled into the wilderness is Israel, and she has a place prepared for her by God there.
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.
What happens to Israel in the wilderness in Revelation 12:6?
In Revelation 12:6 Israel flees into the wilderness to a place prepared of God, where the Godhead feeds her for a thousand two hundred and sixty days.