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This site is a teaching ministry of the Disciples Global Network designed to provide you with studies on Bible prophecy and related subjects. The goal is to understand each passage in its literary and historical contexts. The theological center of the Bible is Jesus - his Death and Resurrection. All God's promises and "mysteries" find their significance in him.

I have been a student of the Bible since my conversion in 1971. Over the decades, I have developed a particular interest in end-time prophecy. I reside in the city of Gardnerville in the State of Nevada, U.S.A.


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Please support this work with your prayers, that God would open effectual doors for the Gospel to spread. If you have questions or comments, contact me via email at bear7755@gmail.com, or david.maas@yandex.com.

~ David R. Maas, May 2023


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Sorrow Not

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Foundational to the believer’s future hope is the bodily resurrection of the righteous dead when Jesus arrives in glory . Paul’s description of the “ arrival ” or ‘ Parousia ’ of Jesus in his first letter to the Thessalonians was written to comfort the Assembly concerning the fate of their compatriots who died before that event could take place. They needed not sorrow “ like the others ” since the righteous dead would be resurrected when the Lord “ arrived ” from Heaven.
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