
What Happens During the Mysterious 75 Days After the Tribulation? | Daniel 12:11-13 | Matt Freeman
Prophecy WatchersShow Notes
Daniel 12:11–13 reveals two mysterious prophetic periods: 1,290 days and 1,335 days. Together, they appear to identify a 75-day interval following the Tribulation in which Jesus defeats His enemies, judges the nations, gathers Israel, binds Satan, raises the saints and establishes His millennial kingdom. In this final study from the book of Daniel, Matt Freeman shows how these overlooked verses may connect with Revelation, Isaiah, Zechariah, Ezekiel and Matthew—and what they reveal about the dramatic transition from Armageddon to the reign of Christ.
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