The supposed pre-tribulation rapture is a load of dingo's kidneys. By using deductive reasoning we can place the rapture of the church between the sixth and seventh trumpet, which is also between the second and third woe.
November 10th
A River that Could not be Passed Over
So here we have it, the description of a stream of water that issues from under the threshold of the temple in Jerusalem that widens and deepens to become a river too big to swim across. I think at this point it's probably a good idea to remind ourselves something: we are committed to the …
November 9th
The first five trumpets and vials are all part of the first of three woes. Blowing the sixth trumpet and pouring out the sixth vial of wrath is described as the second woe. The seventh trumpet/vial is the third woe.
A Very High Mountain
Ezekiel gives us a detailed vision of the temple that will be built in the Millennial Kingdom. This ties to our context of hydrology in verse 2: In the visions of God... and set me upon a very high mountain.
November 8th
The fifth trumpet/vial involves an army of horse-sized armor-plated locusts which are probably at least as terrifying as the Xenomorphs in the Alien franchise.
November 7th
The vials of wrath poured out on the earth aren't God being intentionally mean. They are all of the energy of destruction that God has held back from the earth so that we can live lives of relative peace and security.
November 6th
The third trumpet is the third plague which involves large quantities of material falling out of the sky. The stars fall from heaven as the continents are moved into a contiguous landmass.
Every Mountain And Island Were Moved
If every mountain and island were moved out of their places, the mountains and hills are being made low, and the city of Jerusalem is lifted up to be at the summit of a mountain that fills the whole Earth.
November 5th
One third of all sea creatures are killed by an extraterrestrial impact, presumably because of the shock wave from it and an increase in temperature. Eventually the sea becomes so polluted that nothing can survive.
November 4th
The First plague of the tribulation is a curse upon the land. The stars begin to fall as burning hail causing a caustic smog which affects people and animals as a noisome and grievous sore. The land burns.