The Trumpets

The Seven Trumpets.

What about the seven trumpets and why were they sounded? Abel’s trumpet still sounds. The first trumpet was sounded by Abel and it still sounds today. He began to preach the gospel as much as God gave him, at the beginning of the antediluvian world. The Seventh Angel prepares to sound his trumpet. The sound of this trumpet is in the seventh millennium. The trumpets which sounded before should be six in number. They ran across 6000 years. And Abel was the first to sound the trumpet. Noah sounded the 2nd trumpet which raised them to two in number. Noah began to sound his trumpet to end the Antediluvian world by saving and warning God’s people of its destruction. God destroyed the antediluvian world, saving only Noah and his family to begin repopulating the world. In time another trumpet was sounded by Moses. He was the one who gave law to the Jewish nation. When Moses sounded his trumpet it would continue until John appeared on the scene. John began to sound his trumpet concerning the closing of this dispensation of the law. He began to announce who was to come after him. “He must increase and I must decrease” John 3:20. John was a type of the law. It must increase and I must decrease. Until John, 4 trumpets were sounded. Jesus came and appointed the 12 disciples, gave them the trumpet of the gospel, and they began to sound the trumpet on the day of Pentecost. The trumpet of the 12 sounds today. I am glad that we still hear the sound of Abel’s trumpet, Noah’s trumpet, and John’s trumpet today. That of Moses, that of John the Baptist, and the 5th trumpet which is that of the apostles. Which has been ringing since the inauguration of this tabernacle. The apostles began to sound their trumpets at the beginning of the gospel dispensation. Another trumpet must be sounded to end this dispensation and usher in another. This is the truth, it comes from no one else but from God. We are living just at the beginning of the sound of the 6th trumpet.

Typified by Joshua around the wall of Jericho. And then when the 7th trumpet begins to sound, it will sound on the 7th day, the fullness of time. Typified by Joshua around the wall of Jericho (Joshua 6). They went around the wall 7 times. They went around every day, they blew their trumpets. On the first day, they blew their trumpets and then rested until they came to the next day. They obeyed Joshua and blew their trumpets once a day. God supported them in the desert and let every rebel die. God wanted a people who did not rise up against him in the land of Canaan. When they entered, they were a well-trained people. They obeyed everything their leader said. The word of God says “Obey your leaders. Hebrews 13:17. Joshua led the camp and said “Blow the trumpet at once and they all blew.” They did not blow the trumpet more than once. So on the second day, they rang once. They came to the 3rd day, they approached the 7th day, again and again until the 7th day, and on the 7th day they rang seven times. What does this mean? For six days they sounded their trumpets once daily covering 6,000 years from the creation of man to the present day. Soon it will be the beginning of another millennium, God will bring away the kingdom of his saints. As the Bible says, they met the Lord in the air 1 Thessalonians 4:17, and the Jewish people will sound the 7th trumpet seven times during the thousand years. As they blew their trumpets, the saints of the kingdom poured out vials at the end of each trumpet. Will the Jews sound like the 7th trumpet? The Jews will sound the 7th trumpet, which is when God restores them at the beginning of the millennium. He will restore us to life in 2 days, on the 3rd day he will raise us up and we will live before him. Hosea 6:2. That is to say 2 days after Christ. And that’s 2000 years of the gospel privilege. The millennium is the 3rd day of Jesus Christ. The health of the kingdom will take revenge. Will the Jews pour out the seven vials?

The Jews will sound the trumpets and the saints of the kingdom of the 3rd heaven will pour out the vials, which are the wrath of God poured out without measure. When they blow their trumpet to all who refuse to hear, the wrath of God will be poured out on them from the kingdom of the saints. They will obey Jesus Christ, they will do what he says, he is the executive, they will do his will, he is the Lord, and they will do what he says. I heard someone say recently, “There is no such thing as a saint wanting to take vengeance on the people of the earth.” The Bible says “Return to him double according to his works, in the cup where he has poured, pour him double. Revelation 18:6 and How long do you delay, Holy and true Lord, from judging and taking vengeance on those who dwell on the earth with our blood?” And then say, they won’t be saints because they want revenge? The time will come when God will give his people a chance to take revenge on the people.” Do you not know that the saints will judge the world? 1 Corinthians 6:2. He will judge the world in righteousness Psalms 9:12 and the saints will judge the world that is to say during the thousand days. How do those under the altar know how to take revenge? Whoever lives and believes in me will never die only because of the resurrection Ezekiel 18:20; John 11:26. Therefore, the souls of those who had been beheaded Revelation 20:4. John saw the souls of those who had been slain. And they cried out with a loud voice, saying: “How long, Holy and True Master, do you delay in judging and taking vengeance on those who dwell on the earth with our blood?” And white robes were given to each of them. No doubt this was their new dwelling place where they were when he opened the fifth seal, and they are inactive from the 5th seal until the sound of the last trumpet.” We will all be changed in an instant, in the twinkling of an eye at the last trumpet 1 Corinthians 15:52.”

                                                                                                                                                                                                 Comprehension Sheet of Pastor Gracius N. Germelus.