END TIMES BIBLE STUDY

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By: Crieg Wallace

End Times Bible Study is a 72-lesson journey through Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, written and presented by Crieg Wallace. Rather than beginning with speculation, prophecy charts, or a predetermined End Times system, this series starts where the Bible starts: creation, the Fall, the serpent, sin, death, and God’s unfolding plan of redemption.Using the King James Version throughout, each episode follows a Scripture-first, Scripture-to-Scripture approach. The study moves through Noah, Abraham, Moses, Israel, David, Solomon, the First and Second Temples, Daniel, Ezekiel, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, Acts, Christ’s teachings about the end, Paul’s writin...

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Lesson 01 - Creation, the Fall, and the First Promise
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Creation, the Fall, and the First Promise takes the End Times Bible Study back to where the biblical story begins: Genesis. Before the Antichrist, the beasts, Babylon, tribulation, and final judgment, Scripture introduces God as Creator, mankind made in His image, God's commandment, the serpent's deception, the entrance of sin and death, and the first promise concerning the serpent and the woman's seed.

Using the King James Version and comparing Scripture with Scripture, Crieg Wallace examines the Fall of...


Lesson 00 - Why we begin at the beginning
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09/02/2026

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Lesson 0 establishes the foundation for the End Times Bible Study and explains why the study begins in Genesis rather than Revelation. Major prophetic themes—including Satan, deception, sin, death, judgment, Antichrist, the Temple, salvation, resurrection, and restoration—develop throughout Scripture. To understand how the biblical story ends, we must first understand how it begins.

The study uses the King James Version (KJV) and follows a Scripture-first, Scripture-to-Scripture method. Each passage is studied in its immediate context before being compared with other Scriptures. The stud...