Is it biblical?
If so, where is it found in the bible?

There are something like 100 different end time theories, all derived from scripture. Probably a low estimate actually. I don't think we are supposed to know for sure how it's going to happen.
Anyone else lean towards amillennial?

There are something like 100 different end time theories, all derived from scripture. Probably a low estimate actually. I don't think we are supposed to know for sure how it's going to happen.
Anyone else lean towards amillennial?

There are something like 100 different end time theories, all derived from scripture. Probably a low estimate actually. I don't think we are supposed to know for sure how it's going to happen.
Anyone else lean towards amillennial?

Rev. 7:14 speaks of great tribulation.

Yes it does ,
But where is the seven?

I believe I lean towards Amillennial.
As in I believe the kingdom is hear spiritually.
To enter you must be born again. John 3:5
I don't interpret a 1000 year kingdom.
Or a 7 year tribulation.
I believe the 70th week of Daniel is the last 3.5 years of Jesus life and ministry and the 3.5 years following his resurrection. Being in line with the first 69 week prophecy.
The great tribulation mentioned in Matthew 24:21 I believe is the tribulation endured buy the early church and jews during the years before the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem 70 AD

The Tribulation is spoken of in many places, with Revelation being the most detailed and specific to that time period.
The entire teaching of the New Testament is to live ready because we don't know the day; we can know the season for the return of Jesus Christ. I believe in the pre-Tribulational rapture of the church (Christians) before the Tribulation comes. The short version is that the Tribulation is the ending of God's grace dispensation and the beginning of the wrath of God.

I do believe the New covenant is hear.
With the finished work of Christ death burial and resurrection.
Still Gathering his bride, 1000s come to know Christ every day.
I most certainly believe in God's wrath. The distruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD was certainly not the first time God
Judged his Peaple. Being a chosen peaple comes with great responsibility, and accountability.
We as a nation are following in the footsteps of nations in the past that have been Judged.
God used non believers such as The Assyrians , Babylonions and Rome to poor his wrath out on disobedient nations.
I do believe in a catching up .
My understanding is one event a catching up of believers in the last day.
Then judgment.
In Revelation New Jerusalem, a Heavenly Jerusalem descends from heaven
Prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. Revelation: 21:2
In vs 21:1it says. And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away.;
And there was no more sea.
Yes I do have hope.
In a new heaven and a new earth.
As in the days of Noah .
After the flood Noah released a dove over the waters and it returned to the Ark
When Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist he received the Holy spirit, he faced a great flood of rebellion that ultimately sent him back to the father in heaven.
The death burial and resurrection.
When Noah sent the dove out the second time it returned with an olive lief.
When Jesus poured out his spirit ant Pentecost and sent peater and Paul to the Gentiles, he was returning to the father with an olive brach extended.
Noah sent out the dove the third time and it did not return.
This is the first marriage.
Gen 2:23 And Adam said , this is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh---
Vs:24 Therefore shall a man LEAVE his father and mother, and shat cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.
As in the days of Noah.