If you are referring to the phrase in the Bible, "After this, the Judgment", I believe that that would be the tribulation, according to the Bible. The tribulation is the j
…udgment of all still on earth that rejected Christ as their Savior, the lost or the unbelievers. It is broken up into 2 parts, the beginning which is 3 1/2 years, and the second 3 1/2 year period, known as Great tribulation or also as the time of Jacob's trouble, is the closest thing that anyone will have experienced to hell without actually going there, or at least not yet. The Bible say that during the tribulation, billions of people will die by stars falling, all water will be turned into blood, and locust demons will roam the earth and whoever they sting will be in sheer agony for days, being unable to sleep or even die for a time. However, all of this doesn't happen until the Christians are taken up to heaven, which leaves the world in chaos as many of the Christians performed very dangerous and very important jobs that will be left undone in the blink of an eye. This chaos will cause great hysteria and much tumult all over the world, not just in the US. Then, a man will rise to the occasion and promise that he has the answers for this problem as well as the Middle East's problem, though maybe not right away, with Israel since 1948, when they were first established. This man will most likely not be a home grown US citizen, though he could be, but he must be part of a race that can harmonize the Jews and the Arabs, as he cannot alienate either of these groups and do what he will ultimately do, bring temporary peace. The Bible calls this man the Anti-Christ as he seems to have supernatural power, but it is actually satanic/demonic, including his two minions, the beast and the false prophet, making up the unholy trinity (a perversion of God the Father, Christ, and the Holy Spiriit, the True Trinity). The Anti Christ has satanic power as does the beast and the false prophet, and that includes making a stone statue walk through the city, if a passage is interpreted correctly. One day, the old temple in Jerusalem will be rebuilt, which may happen in our time or later, and once it is, the Anti-Christ will march it sacrifice a pig/boar on the altar, which is called the abomination of desolation, as pigs are one of the most unclean animals known to man. The temple was only for the right animals such as maybe cattle (kine) or a bullock (bull), sheep (lambs), or turtledoves (the only acceptable bird sacrifice), the last of which usually only the poorest people give as it is the cheapest and most affordable. I may be wrong, but once this happens, the abomination of desolation, the proverbial ball will get rolling as things get ugly and fast, and I cannot possibly stress that enough. It all ends with a great battle between the massive armies of man and God Himself at a valley called Megiddo, in a battle that is called Armageddon. At this point, the Anti Christ has completely deceived man as to make mankind turn against God with all of its power and numbers. God smites them all with His word, and is so much of a bloodbath that the blood comes up to a horse's bridle for miles and miles. (MORE) 