About this Video

• Video Title: ESTA GENERACIÓN VA A VIVIR LO QUE ESTÁ PROFETIZADO - Padre Fortea sobre los Últimos Tiempos
• Channel: REFUGIO ZAVALA TV
• Speakers: Padre Fortea
• Duration: 00:08:20

Introduction

This video features Padre Fortea discussing the Book of Revelation and the end times. He offers his personal opinion that the current generation will witness events prophesied in the Book of Revelation, emphasizing the importance of preparation and maintaining hope. He also contrasts past societal collapses with the current moral climate.

Key Takeaways

• The cyclical nature of history: Padre Fortea suggests history repeats itself, with periods of great upheaval followed by periods of peace and prosperity.
• The current generation's role: He believes the current generation will experience events foretold in the Book of Revelation, specifically those related to the seven trumpets and seals.
• Importance of preparation: While acknowledging the gravity of the prophecies, he stresses the importance of living each day as if these events were imminent.
• Spiritual triumph of Christianity: He posits that after a period of great tribulation, there will be a time of triumph for Christianity.
• Comparison to Sodom and Gomorrah: Padre Fortea argues that the moral state of modern society is arguably worse than that of ancient Sodom and Gomorrah, highlighting a decline in morality and the weakening of Christian influence.

1. The transcript doesn't detail which specific events related to the seven trumpets and seven seals Padre Fortea believes this generation will witness. He only states his belief that this generation will live to see some of the events prophesied concerning the seven trumpets and the seven seals. More specific details are not provided in this transcript.

2. Padre Fortea interprets the "reign of Christ" as a period of triumph for the Church before the final judgment, not as the Second Coming (Parousia). He believes this period will occur before the ultimate end of the world.

Padre Fortea supports his claim that modern society is morally worse than Sodom and Gomorrah by referencing the widespread agnosticism and atheism in Europe (using France as an example), and by implicitly contrasting the relative moral laxity he perceives in the modern world with the actions described in the Book of Genesis concerning Sodom and Gomorrah. He points to events like a mob gathering to commit public rape in Sodom and Gomorrah as a demonstration of the extreme moral decay present then, suggesting that similar, though perhaps less overtly violent, moral decay exists today. The transcript does not explicitly list out all his points of comparison but strongly implies this comparison is the basis of his argument.