What Time Is It ?!?

This sermon by Pastor Barry provides a wide view of events in our world which are relevant to The Rapture. Many such events are alluded to in scripture and things that are happening today can be seen to correspond to those writings ~2000 or more years ago. There are 12 specific topics, “Signs of the Times” (hence the title “What Time Is It?”), and these give pretty persuasive weight to the suggestion that “It won’t be long now!”

NB: The presentation included videos embedded in the PowerPoint file. Rather than subject the visitor to a complex PPTX file (121 MB) the material has been provided as a PDF file as usual (4.5MB). The locations of the videos are clear because an insert-picture is visible in the frame. The sound component of the video can be heard in the audio file which is part of this sermon-package and that also appears in the transcript text.

PS1 — Transcript to follow very soon :-)

PS2 ::::: There is a “button” labelled “Save Video” (or “Download Video” sometimes). This is actually a text-file. It is a transcript of the sermon. At present it is at an experimental stage: it is an aid to getting the most out of the sermon audio. There is no substitute for listening to the verbal delivery of a sermon. However, searching through an audio file lasting the best part of an hour can be somewhat difficult. When you approach the search knowing that you’re sure you heard something about “redemption”, for example, then a transcript text-search can take you right there and show you the time in the recording where you will find it! This transcript is in 2 forms (in the one file). One half consists of bunches of 6 or 7 words beneath the TIMES at which they occur (for the whole sermon). The other is the normal text arrangement of paragraph-blocks.
This facility is in development (“experimental” as mentioned above) so any feedback on usefulness, improvement suggestions, or whatever, would be most welcome.

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