Notes on John Hagee's Lecture on "The Three Heavens"

Introduction

A fourth blood moon is anticipated on September 28.
Overview of the significance of Blood Moons:
- 1492: First series correlated with the expulsion of Jews from Spain and Columbus discovering America.
- 1948: Second series coincides with the establishment of the State of Israel.
- 1967: Third series associated with Jerusalem's unification with Israel.
- 2014-2015: Fourth series during Pentecost and Feast of Tabernacles.
The alignment of celestial bodies for blood moons is seen as a divine act, suggesting a significant event is approaching.

Hagee discusses the belief that World War III has already begun.
Anticipated conflict mainly involves Hezbollah and Israel, with funding and support from Iran.
Israel's potential military options against Iran are highlighted, emphasizing national security concerns.

Hagee introduces the spiritual concept of three heavens:
1. First Heaven: Physical cosmos (sun, moon, stars) visible to the naked eye; referenced in Psalms 19.
2. Second Heaven: Realm of Satan and demonic powers; not to be confused with angels.
  - Satan rules from here with fallen angels under his command.
3. Third Heaven: Where God the Father reigns; includes angels, archangels, and divine entities.
The existence of multiple heavens is supported by Genesis 1:1 and 2 Corinthians 12:2.

Hagee shares a personal story from a flight experience:
- Flight faced mechanical issues, causing panic among passengers.
- He prayed for divine assistance and the safety of all on board.
- The plane landed safely despite initial fears, highlighting the protective power of prayer.
His daughter demonstrated the emotional impact of the situation.

The discussion sets the stage for further exploration of the concept of the three heavens and their implications for believers.
Encourages readers to delve deeper into spiritual matters and understand the supernatural forces at play.