The 1,335-day period is a significant prophetic timeline impacting God's people, starting with a notable event and concluding at Christ's return. Daniel 12:12 declares a blessing on those who endure to day 1,335, which is 1,335 days before Christ's coming, though the exact start remains unknown. After the 1,260 days in Revelation 11, day 1,290 marks a major event, followed by an additional 45 days to reach day 1,335, totaling 75 days of intense prophetic fulfillment. On day 1,335, Christ awards the crown of righteousness to those who have loved His appearing, bringing joy and no disappointment to the blessed who wait for this day of great blessing.

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What Do the 1,290 and 1,335 Days Represent (Daniel 12:11-12)?

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The 1,335-day time period refers to events that will impact the people of God in this generation, beginning with a significant prophetic event and concluding at the return of Jesus Christ. The angel declares in Daniel 12:12, "Blessed is he who waits, and comes to the one thousand three hundred and thirty-five days," pronouncing a blessing upon those who endure until this period, which starts 1,335 days before Christ's coming. Since the exact day of His return remains unknown, the precise start of the 1,335 days is uncertain. Whatever event marks its beginning, those who are worthy will be among the blessed who wait and reach this time through patient endurance.

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Feast of Tabernacles Sermon by Charles Whitaker

After the 1,260 days mentioned in Revelation 11, a major event occurs on day 1,290. Those who wait an additional 45 days, reaching day 1,335, will receive a great blessing. The period between day 1,260 and day 1,335 spans 75 days. On day 1,335, Christ will award the crown of righteousness to those who have waited for and loved His appearing, as mentioned in II Timothy 4:8. This day of blessing on day 1,335 will bring joy and no disappointment to those who have lived their lives anticipating Christ's return.

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'Prophecy Watch' by Charles Whitaker

In the context of prophetic timelines, a significant event occurs 30 days after the 1,260 days mentioned in Revelation 11, on day 1,290. Then, God declares that those who wait an additional 45 days, reaching day 1,335, will be blessed. Between day 1,260 and day 1,335, there are 75 days during which God will fulfill prophecy almost daily, working a work that would be hard to believe even if told. The vital point is not to have every detail figured out, nor is it necessary to live through those last 75 days firsthand. What matters is seeing day 1,335, the day of great blessing, when Christ the King and Judge will award the crown of righteousness to those who have loved His appearing over the years of their conversion. For those who have lived their lives loving the appearing of Christ, in any age, there will be no disappointment, only joy on day 1,335, the day of great blessing.

The Book of Daniel (Part Eight)

Sermon by Martin G. Collins

In the prophecy of Daniel 12, specific time periods are given concerning end-time events, including the 1335 days. These 1335 days mark a significant period leading up to the return of Jesus Christ on the Feast of Trumpets. This duration, beginning 1335 days before His return, emphasizes a time of mystery and the need for the saints to persevere faithfully, even when His arrival might seem delayed to human understanding. A blessing is pronounced upon those who endure until the end of these 1335 days, highlighting the importance of steadfastness during this prophetic timeline. The 1335 days are part of overlapping periods that include the 1290 days and the 1260 days, each tied to critical events. While the exact start of the 1335 days remains unknown since no one knows the precise day of Christ's return, it sets the stage for subsequent events. This extended period, 45 days longer than the 1290 days, underscores the precision with which God has predetermined these times, encouraging His people to remain vigilant and faithful as they await the fulfillment of His promises.

Pentecost and Time

Sermon by Richard T. Ritenbaugh

In the book of Daniel, chapter 12, there are numerous references to time, emphasizing the importance of living in temporal harmony with God. We cannot know the specific times spoken of unless we are synchronized with Him. God promises blessings to those who wait and endure to the 1,335 days. Yet, the beginning of these 1,335 days remains unrevealed, to be disclosed to His prophets at the appropriate moment. He assures us that the wise will understand, meaning those who live in harmony with Him, skilled in living according to His way, will be granted understanding at the proper time. Our focus should be on day-to-day living in sync with God, trusting that He will reveal what is necessary when the time is right.