Forgotten Keys of the Kingdom

Forgotten Keys

of the Kingdom

Written By: Jesus Villalobos

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Matthew 24 key to Revelation

Chapter 2. More Keys

Chapter 3. Water and the Final War

Chapter 4. The Temple Tax and Other Things

Chapter 1

Matthew 24 Key to Revelation

Matthew 24 the key to Revelation you say? Yes. Without Matthew 24, the book of Revelation will remain a locked treasure chest. This is the reason why, there are so many variations, of how end-times will unfold. While many keys will insert into any given key hole, only the actual key made for that lock, will open it without doing damage. This is the dilemma which the Church has found herself in today. She is using keys that are not made to unlock the treasures of Revelation.

The word revelation implies just that. It implies something that has been revealed. While this is a truth, it remains that Jesus did not make the understanding of Revelation an easy task. He did however; make it possible, for those who would spend the time necessary in the Scriptures, to find the two major keys, which unlock end-time prophecies.

The first key is that Jesus was quoting from Isaiah chapter 13 when He spoke of the end-times. He did this in Matthew 24. Without this foundation, one can never understand end-time events.

Bearing this in mind, let us press forward to discover, what our Lord and Savior, was telling us about the end of the age. I think you will be amazed, at the difference between what you are about to learn, and what you have been taught by today’s professors of prophecy.

Jesus’ words will become all too clear, as I open the doors of prophecy one at a time. You will be both elated, and saddened by what you are about to learn. Many well-meaning preachers of prophecy have misled their congregations.

This then, is the subject of this first chapter. You will become teachers of prophecy by the time you finish this book. No longer will you be tossed about by every wind of doctrine. Thoroughly understanding how end-time events will unfold. Take my hand; I will walk you through THE END OF THE AGE!

Did the Apostles understand that Jesus had to die and resurrect? The answer, is no. Although Jesus had told them about His death and resurrection, the Scriptures are clear that each time He mentioned these things, the Apostles did not understand, because it was being withheld from them by God. We find this to be true in Mark 9:31-32 …and they shall kill Him (Jesus); and after He is killed, He shall rise the third day. But they understood not that saying, and were afraid to ask.

Luke 9:44 Let these sayings sink deep into your ears; for the Son of Man (Jesus), shall be delivered into the hands of men. But they understood not this saying, and it was hid from them (by God).

John 20:8-9 Then went into the sepulcher the other disciple which arrived first, and he saw and believed (that Jesus had risen). For as yet, they understood not, the Scripture that He must raise from the dead. The above Scriptures are of extreme importance to understanding Matthew chapter 24.

Why? Because without these above mentioned Scriptures, you cannot understand that the Apostles had no reason to ask Jesus when He was coming back, and the sign that would accompany His coming back. If the Scriptures are clear, that the Apostles did not know Jesus was going away, why would they bother asking Him when He was coming back?

This is a mystery. It does however, have an answer.

It was the Holy Spirit, who put this question into the mouths of the Apostles. If therefore, the question is asked by the Holy Spirit, it stands to reason, that there is no error in the question.

If there is no error in the question, why is