August 28, 2026

17 thoughts on “What Week Are We In?

  1. It is fine to read Enoch, but it has not been totally validated, so you should use discernment when reading Enoch.

  2. Love everything you write Dianne. Thank you for revealing so much through your study and commitment to the Truth. I have a discernment in my spirit/mind that keeps telling me that the we are in fact in Week 7, but that the apostate generation wasn’t Constantine, but rather it is the generation now, today, revealing itself. I believe we are at the beginning of the end of Week 7 which is both scary and exciting because the end of Week 7 sounds awesome and Week 8 is what we are patiently enduring for.

    Again – I am learning so much from reading your posts and have done a lot of study myself. I am just not on board just yet with the flat earth thing. 🙂

    All praise and glory be to Christ Jesus our Savior.

  3. We appear to be in the 7th week. I look forward to your articles Dianne. God has gifted you with wisdom and discernment. Thank you.

  4. I found Enoch to be a powerful book, and have been grateful that most of it still exists in spite of the efforts of the roman empire to squelch it (and others which were inconvenient for Constantine to deal with). Thanks for correlating this, Dianne.

  5. I don’t know which week we live in. I know in my knower we live in the end days of the Laodicean Church Age and in the shadow of the tribulation. IMO, the church will be caught out before the last week. We will be judged in the 2nd Heaven for seven years while Israel will be judged for seven years on Earth. Many will not die but will go fly into the sky…
    Why the discussion on Tartaria? Just curious. I must have missed a blog???
    Stay safe everyone.

  6. I think something may be wrong with the rating, I tried to give 5 stars. Im new here and find your writings and info amazing! Thanks and God Bless!

  7. I saw a vision of scripture Revelation 19:11 and the picture above was exactly as I saw except the White horse that was leading in the center was Massive in size and the rider was wearing a robe dipped in blood, Took My Breathe Away was Absolutely so Beautiful!

      1. Hmmmm…. concerned that data is missing? I’ve gone back through multiple times to see if I’ve missed this reference to your vision and can’t peice it together. Can someone verify what im maybe missing here….

  8. Thank you Dianne — it’s so amazing how God’s Word is confirmed.

    The descendants of Adam as listed in Genesis 5 appear to paint an interesting picture of how God’s Word could have passed from generation to generation.

    Adam’s son was Seth, and then grandsons and great grandsons were born after that, including Enoch, which is the seventh name listed in this genealogy. If I followed the numbers correctly in Genesis 5, Adam lived 800 years, and when compared to the lives of those who came after him, it appears that Adam was still alive when Enoch was born, and Adam was also still alive when Enoch’s son Methuselah was born. And according to the years in Genesis 5, it seems that Adam remained alive for over a hundred years of Methuselah’s life. (Once again, if I hopefully followed the ages of each person correctly).

    I’m not sure how it worked in those days, but a family reunion that included Adam and all the grandsons down through Methuselah must have been amazing.

    The genealogy goes on to show that Enoch’s son Methuselah had a son named Lamech, and Lamech was the father of Noah, who was the only human saved by God from the great flood, along with his immediate family.

    And Enoch was still alive when his grandson, Lamech, was born, and Enoch remained on the earth for about 48 years of Lamech’s life.

    And Methuselah was also alive long after his grandson Noah was born, for what seems to be another 400 years of Noah’s life.

    So, could Adam’s personal experiences have been passed down to all these grandsons? And could Enoch’s words from God have been passed to his son Methuselah, and to Enoch’s grandson Lamech, and then carried on the ark by Noah?

    Of course.

    And for me, this is a great picture of how personal testimonies about God’s work can have a significant impact on current and future generations. And it’s a reminder for me to focus more on my own testimony about God’s workings in my life, especially around family and friends, but also to anyone I come in contact with.

    John832

    1. Amen John. I was telling a friend that even before these show type days we were making history. Every one who has ever walked the earth has made history. We aren’t all the stars in the show…but we are supporting actors and lots of extras that without each extra the scene would fall flat so never underestimate our part in history. Someone has to cook, clean, have a place for others to rest… take care of the animals and if nothing else be a good listener and a friend. All of this is so equally important and in fact it is the one who is consistent day in and day out, faithful to do their work that all rely upon. A hero battles to win…but when the battle is over they come home, they need food, beds, and listeners, friends/comrades and prayers of course are a given. Each has a personal testimony there is no great and no small. All are important and they all need told in an exciting way. Smile.

      1. Thanks for that reminder Dianne – yes. We are all vital! There is no great and no small.

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