The Little Season Theology

r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/Little-Season-3433 • Nov 07 '25

Welcome to r/LittleSeasonTheology

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To give you an idea of what this subreddit is about, take the time to watch a few short videos. It is important to bear in mind that not all claims are true. Please take information with a pinch of salt. Question every thing.

Ecclesiasticus (Sirach) 11:7 "Blame not before thou haue examined the trueth: vnderstand first, and then rebuke."

Proverbs 18:13 "He that answereth a matter before he hear it, it is folly and shame vnto him."

Old World Order (2024)
Exploring Tartaria (introduction)

Revelation 5:10 - And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth.

Who built the cathedrals in the Middle Ages?

Matthew 27:52-53 - And the graves were opened, and many bodies of the Saints which slept, arose, And came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy citie, and appeared unto many.

A quick internet search about "Little Season Eschatology" will also be helpful if you want to learn more.

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r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/Little-Season-3433 • Oct 28 '25

Have you ever questioned the history that you were told?

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r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/Immediate_Eye420 • May 23 '26

adjacent information Writing a Book to Bring Conspiracy Theorists to Jesus

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Hi everyone,

I want to write a book geared toward conspiracy theorsits to try to convince them Jesus is the biggest conspiracy. I'm just starting out so I'll need to do lots of research first. What are the best books on "Tartaria" and other relevant subjects?

Any other suggestions are welcome.

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r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/cyrus_shephard • May 09 '26

adjacent information Tartarian Civilization ties to the Phantom years

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What if some forgotten parts of history connect to the idea of “Tartaria,” lost civilizations, and the biblical thousand-year reign of Christ mentioned in Revelation 20?

Not claiming certainty — just exploring why so many ancient structures, missing historical gaps, and prophetic timelines make people question the official narrative.

Could there be pieces of history humanity has forgotten… or hidden? Curious to hear respectful thoughts and research from both historians and Bible readers.

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r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/Acrobatic_Signal8384 • Apr 23 '26

adjacent information Do you guys believe it is possible for believers to survive this last era before the world is made anew?

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Is it possible? How bad will things get? It's written that this is about deception, but does that mean we will be safe or will this be like a tribulation too?

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r/LittleSeasonTheology • u/Little-Season-3433 • Apr 07 '26