Eschatology #3: Latter Times - Simon Moir

The sermon centers on the prophetic vision of Daniel, particularly the 70th week and the rise of the little horn, interpreted as the Antichrist, who emerges in conjunction with ten kings linked to Rome during the end times. Drawing from Daniel 2, 7, and Matthew 24, it emphasizes that Jesus' reference to the 'abomination of desolation' confirms the 70th week remains unfulfilled, pointing to a future Great Tribulation unlike any in history. The message underscores that Daniel foresaw the second coming and the ultimate triumph of Christ as the stone made without hands, yet he did not perceive the mystery of Israel's rejection of Messiah, which led to the Church Age and the revelation of Pauline truths, including the rapture and the restraint of iniquity. The sermon concludes with pastoral assurance that believers, sealed by the Spirit, will be taken from the earth before the tribulation, as the Antichrist's rise is tied to a future fulfillment of Daniel's prophecy, not current events, and calls for faith in Christ's imminent return rather than fear of present trials.