In 2024, it appears that the remaining wrathful events of Revelation—such as the rise of the Antichrist, the great tribulation, and other catastrophic prophecies—may take no more than 15 years to unfold. If the second coming of Christ is anticipated around 2060, based on the calculation from the seventy shepherds in the Book of Enoch, this suggests there could be a 20-year reprieve between now and the next stage of these apocalyptic events. This reprieve would represent a period of relative calm, during which the severe and wrathful aspects of Revelation are not expected to recommence immediately, offering a temporary pause before the final phase of divine judgment unfolds. In this window of time, the world may experience a brief cessation from escalating turmoil, providing an opportunity for reflection and preparation before the ultimate events leading to Christ’s return take place.
