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When addressing the Churches, Jesus calls them Churches. But when addressing the Saints in subsequent chapters, He does not refer to them as Churches, but Saints. The Churches are not mentioned, but rather the Saints. The original question still stands.

Really? So when and what was the "covenant with many"? And when and what was the abomination of desolation in the middle of week? And when did Jesus return? Did everybody miss Him? Because Jesus said that in the final days people would see the abomination of desolation spoken of by the prophet...

Question: If the Church wasn't here during 69 of the 70 weeks determined for Israel's punishment spoken of by Daniel the prophet, why would she be here for the coming 70th?

The two witnesses are not two of the seven Churches.

This is a less-than-satisfactory answer.

Question: why is there no mention of the Churches after Chapter 3 in the Book of Revelation, a book specifically addressed to the seven Churches? It would be odd not to mention them given what they are to endure if there is no Rapture as you claim. The Saints are mentioned, but not the Churches.

The Lamb's wife will have made herself ready. She was given garments of fine linen, which is the righteousness of the Saints. The Saints are doers of the Word, not depending on the Lord's righteousness to cover up their ongoing unrighteous deeds that defile one's garments. Revelation 19 [6] And...

There was something special about the Church of Philadelphia for sure, and it wasn't because the members were simply "watching".

I find it interesting that Jesus only mentioned 1 of the 7 churches as being worthy to escape the hour of temptation. Does this mean that only a small portion of the end-time Church will be caught up?

Yes, and the "covenant with many" is almost certainly not the U.N. seven-year accelerated plan for SDGs for the world that is going on right now at the U.N. meeting. Many Christians are pushing this idea. To the contrary, the "covenant with many" involves Israel directly and will fulfill the...

Yes, I believe so, but the question was for post-tribulation teachers.

Second question: Why is the Book of Revelation addressed to the seven churches, yet there is no further mention of them after Chapter three, except briefly at the end (Rev. 22:16)?

God calls a willfully sinning brother "wicked", and you know that no wicked person will inherit God's kingdom. 1 Corinthians 5 [11] But now I have written unto you not to keep company, if any man that is called a brother be a fornicator, or covetous, or an idolater, or a railer, or a drunkard...

Revelation 20 [10] And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.

None of these answered the question. Here it is again: If the Church is in the world during the great tribulation, why would an Angel need to proclaim the gospel, as that's what the Church's mission is?

If the Rapture is post-tribulation, why is there a need for an Angel to proclaim the gospel throughout the world when the Church would be on the earth to do that, like is the case now? Revelation 14 [6] And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach...

The full counsel of God is His great mercy for the contrite and great wrath for the ungodly. It's not just a love story.

The New Digital Prison is Here. No buying without it: Short Video

A cashless society is coming. From the European Times "Leaders of the G20 signed a treaty last week to rollout the WEF’s “digital IDs” and “cashless societies” which will be mandatory for all people who wish to participate in society. The G20 leaders have agreed to impose these WEF policies on...

Yes, we all need reminding of the eternal consequences of our actions. Here's even more on this subject by James, an Apostle of Jesus. James 1 [26] If any man among you seem to be religious, and bridleth not his tongue, but deceiveth his own heart, this man's religion is vain.