Little Season beginnings with @JasonJack

In this engaging conversation, JT and Jason Jack delve into biblical revelations, particularly focusing on the concept of the 'little season' and its implications in eschatology. The discussion contrasts preterism and futurism, examining the role of the church in shaping these beliefs. Historical contexts, particularly around the year 1776 and the symbolism of the Statue of Liberty, are analyzed in relation to prophetic timelines and chronological manipulations. The conversation culminates in a thought-provoking exploration of the abomination of desolation and its significance in understanding current events. In this conversation, Jason Jack and JT explore various eschatological themes, including the significance of the bottomless pit, the symbolism of the Statue of Liberty, and the true meaning of America. They discuss the concept of spiritual agreements and the implications of the New World Order, as well as the potential shape of New Jerusalem. The conversation delves into the role of secret societies, the interpretation of prophecy, and the Gog-Magog battle, ultimately questioning the establishment of Israel and its relation to biblical prophecy. In this conversation, Jason Jack and JT delve into the complexities of biblical prophecy, particularly focusing on the dual nature of prophecies related to Gog and Magog. They explore the implications of these prophecies in the context of current events and historical interpretations, emphasizing the importance of understanding the little season eschatology. The discussion also touches on the symbolism of a 'Golden Age' and the potential manipulations of historical narratives. The speakers advocate for a growing community that embraces this eschatological perspective, encouraging listeners to engage with scripture critically and thoughtfully.