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In this Q&A session, Lee Brainard answers a wide range of Bible questions covering Revelation 3:9 and the “synagogue of Satan,” Israel and the Jews, the Rapture, the Tribulation, salvation, apostasy, backsliding, antinomianism, and eternal security. Lee examines the claim that modern Jews are not physically descended from Israel and explains his understanding of Revelation 3:9 in its biblical context. He also addresses 2 Thessalonians 2:10 and the “strong delusion,” including the controversial teaching that those who miss the Rapture cannot be saved afterward. Other questions include whether Christians can drink alcohol, the Ethiopian Bible and Apocrypha, why Bible verses are frequently taken out of context, Micah 5 and the Assyrian, the difference between sin, iniquity, and transgression, whether Old Testament saints are part of the bride of Christ, Satan’s role in God’s providence, speaking in tongues and the supposed “prayer language,” and the future gathering of Israel. The livestream also explores the important distinction between backsliding, apostasy, and antinomianism, along with the biblical expectation that genuine believers will demonstrate spiritual fruit. Topics covered include: • Revelation 3:9 — Synagogue of Satan • Israel, the Jews, and biblical prophecy • Rapture and Tribulation salvation • 2 Thessalonians 2:10 and the strong delusion • Second chances after the Rapture • Alcohol and Christian liberty • Ethiopian Bible and Apocrypha • Taking Scripture out of context • Micah 5 and the Assyrian • Sin, iniquity, and transgression • Old Testament saints and the bride of Christ • Satan, suffering, temptation, and God’s sovereignty • Speaking in tongues and prayer language • Backsliding vs. apostasy vs. antinomianism • Eternal security and evidence of salvation • Scofield Bible and dispensational theology

Rerun of Revelation 21:1 – “No More Sea” Revelation 21:1 says “there was no more sea”—but what does that actually mean? Does the Bible teach that all oceans and large bodies of water will disappear in the eternal state? In this study, we examine Revelation 21:1, the New Heavens and New Earth, the Millennial Kingdom, the Mediterranean Sea, Ezekiel 47, Isaiah 11, Zechariah 14, and 2 Peter 3 to determine whether “no more sea” should be understood absolutely or relatively. Could Revelation 21:1 be referring to a dramatic reduction of the sea rather than the complete elimination of oceans? Discover the biblical arguments concerning the continued presence of water, seas, fishing, ocean-going vessels, and the relationship between the Millennial Kingdom and the eternal state. What does “NO MORE SEA” really mean? 

Weekly Q&A Session Is the “thief in the night” referring to the Second Coming—or does it point to the pre-tribulation Rapture? In this Sooth live Q&A, Lee Brainard examines the Day of the Lord, the Rapture, the Tribulation, and the Second Coming, explaining the four aspects of the Day of the Lord and why they should not be treated as one single event. The discussion also covers Gog and Magog, Ezekiel 38–39, the feasts of Leviticus 23, 2 Peter 3, the Millennial Kingdom, repentance and overcoming sin, the First Resurrection, angels and spiritual warfare, Paul’s experience in Paradise, the Antichrist and the ten kings, prophetic convergence, and whether the Rapture could happen at any time. A wide-ranging Bible Q&A addressing Bible prophecy, end-times events, pretribulation Rapture, Israel, the Second Coming, resurrection, salvation, repentance, and Christian living.

Are the seven seals of Revelation opened before or after the Rapture? Lee Brainard examines the Rapture, the seven seals, the Tribulation, the Antichrist, the Great Delusion, and the Day of the Lord through the lens of Scripture. This teaching presents three biblical arguments for a pretribulation Rapture, examining Revelation 4–5, 2 Thessalonians 2, the 24 elders, the revelation of the Antichrist, and the judgment of the Tribulation. Do the seals begin before or after the Rapture of the Church? See what the biblical text says about the timing of these events and the prophetic timeline of the end times. #Rapture #Revelation #BibleProphecy #EndTimes #Tribulation #Antichrist #PreTribRapture #BibleStudy Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and visit www.soothkeep.info for more resources.

In this session, we discuss whether the Parable of the Ten Virgins teaches a partial rapture, the meaning of the “last trumpet” in 1 Corinthians 15, the identity of the 24 elders in Revelation, the Book of Life, the Nephilim, Apollyon/Wormwood, Matthew 24:13, the rod of iron, and many other questions submitted by viewers. The goal is not speculation, but careful, verse-by-verse study of God’s Word.

**Who or what is the Olive Tree in Romans 11?** Is it the Church? Is it Israel? Or does Scripture point to something much deeper? In this study, Lee Brainard examines Romans 11 using a literal, historical-grammatical hermeneutic and challenges two common interpretations of the Olive Tree. By carefully following the biblical text, he argues that the Olive Tree is neither the Church nor Israel itself, but God’s Messianic testimony on earth—a testimony that stretches from Adam to the end of the Millennium. Topics covered include: * Why the Olive Tree cannot be the Church. * Why the Olive Tree is not identical with Israel. * The distinction between the root, trunk, and branches. * The significance of Jewish and Gentile branches. * The relationship between Romans 11, John 15, and Ephesians 2. * How God’s earthly testimony unfolds through the dispensations. * Why Israel has a unique relationship to the Olive Tree without being the tree itself. Whether you’re studying Bible prophecy, dispensational theology, Romans 11, or the relationship between Israel and the Church, this message offers a careful, text-driven examination of one of Scripture’s most debated passages.

Repost: Why did Lee Brainard abandon post-tribulationism and become convinced of the pre-tribulation rapture? In this personal testimony, he shares the theological journey that transformed his understanding of Bible prophecy after spending nearly a decade opposing the pre-trib view. Discover the biblical arguments that challenged his post-trib position, why a pre-wrath view still fell short, and the “silver bullet” that ultimately convinced him the Tribulation is primarily focused on Israel—not the Church. This study examines key passages including Matthew 24, Daniel 9, Revelation, 1 Thessalonians 4, 2 Thessalonians 2, Revelation 3:10, and the prophetic distinction between Israel and the Church. Topics covered: * Why Lee rejected post-tribulationism * The problem of populating the Millennial Kingdom * Israel and the Church in Bible prophecy * Matthew 24 and the Jewish context of the Tribulation * Revelation 3:10 and the promise to the Church * The biblical case for the pre-tribulation rapture * Literal historical-grammatical interpretation of prophecy If you’re wrestling with the timing of the rapture or seeking a deeper understanding of dispensational premillennial theology, this message offers a thoughtful, Scripture-centered explanation of why the pre-tribulation rapture best harmonizes the prophetic passages of the Bible.

Bigfoot, Nephilim, the Rapture, End Times, AI, Calvinism, the Millennium, and Bible Prophecy | Live Q&A Are Bigfoot and the Nephilim connected? Could Bigfoot DNA point to something more than an undiscovered primate? In this in-depth Bible prophecy Q&A, Lee Brainard tackles one of the most controversial questions Christians ask while also answering dozens of questions about the rapture, Bible prophecy, end times, Nephilim, Calvinism, Ephesians 1, Romans 9, the 144,000, replacement theology, AI, singularity, the Millennial Kingdom, and much more. Topics covered include: Are Bigfoot and the Nephilim related? Bigfoot DNA research and Melba Ketchum’s findings David Paulides, Joe Rogan, and Bigfoot discussion Giants, elongated skulls, and the Paracas skulls How old is the earth according to the Bible? Young Earth Creation vs. millions of years Will Christians face persecution before the rapture? Can believers miss the rapture? The five wise and foolish virgins explained What does it mean to be “ready” for the rapture? Psalm 83, Gog and Magog, and Ezekiel 38–39 Is the rapture truly imminent? AI, the technological singularity, and deception in the last days Can Satan read our thoughts? Revelation’s beasts and Bigfoot The Millennium, the 144,000, and the Kingdom of God Ephesians 1, Romans 9, election, predestination, and Calvinism Why replacement theology is wrong The Antichrist, the mark of the beast, and the reprobate mind The Egyptian pyramids and biblical history Matthew 24–25, outer darkness, and false servants Whether you’re studying Bible prophecy, dispensational theology, pre-tribulation rapture, Nephilim, Genesis 6, Revelation, Daniel, or end-times apologetics, this Q&A offers detailed biblical answers grounded in a literal, historical-grammatical approach to Scripture.

Is the Mark of the Beast closer than we think? In this powerful Bible prophecy discussion, Lee Brainard and Pastor Brad Reeves examine the coming Beast System, Antichrist, Revelation 13, Mark of the Beast, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Quantum Computing, Digital Currency (CBDCs), Digital IDs, Global Surveillance, and Transhumanism through the lens of Scripture. Could today’s rapidly advancing technology be preparing the world for the prophetic system described in Revelation? How will the Antichrist control buying and selling? What is the Mark of the Beast? Can someone who takes the Mark still be saved? Could AI, facial recognition, digital currencies, and biometric identification become part of the coming Beast System? In this in-depth conversation, Lee Brainard and Pastor Brad Reeves explore the biblical answers to these questions while encouraging believers to remain watchful, grounded in God’s Word, and confident in the blessed hope of Jesus Christ’s return.

Hey Friends! Tonight we will answer the question “Can I Lose My Salvation” along with many other questions in this extended Q&A session.