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About 'Tis the Little Season

'Tis the Little Season is scripture-based, satirical exploration of Revelation 20 as expressed in pop culture t-shirts, mugs, and gifts. 


(Disclaimer -- I'm not an attorney, but I took a semester of BLAW at Texas Tech back in the 90s, so I think we're cool)


This site combines biblical text, documented history, architecture, family photographs, maps, firsthand experience, and declassified or NDA-expired intelligence distilled from core U.S. IC disciplines:

  • HUMINT
  • SIGINT
  • GEOINT
  • IMINT
  • MASINT
  • OSINT

KJV Bible open to Revelation 20.

About the “Little Season”

The name comes from Revelation 20:3

After describing the thousand-year reign of Christ, the chapter says Satan is released from his prison for a “little season” and goes out to deceive the nations.


What exactly it means, where it belongs in history, and whether our assumptions about that timeline are correct are much bigger questions.


I'm a Bible-based Christian.


God's Word comes first.


Everything and everybody else has to deal with that. Literally.

Why Put All of This Together?

Because I'm curious. And others are too.


And after years of being told what things were, while holding back what I've seen or learned, I feel it's time. Tis the season...


Sometimes that means an essay and some pics.


Sometimes a T-shirt.


That is more or less 'Tis the Little Season. 

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