Category: Biblical Prophecy
Prophetic texts read carefully rather than sensationally. The structure of Revelation, the seals, trumpets and bowls, the Mark of the Beast and the 616 manuscript variant, and the four serious interpretive frameworks that disagree about all of it.
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Biblical Prophecies That Came True — and the Test That Sorts Them
Four questions decide whether a prophecy can be checked at all. Tyre, Cyrus, the temple and one that failed outright, run through the same…
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The Seventy Weeks of Daniel: The Arithmetic, Laid Out
A prophecy with a start, a unit and a count. Three decrees it could run from, two lengths of year, and the awkward fact…
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The Third Temple: What Is Actually Ready, and What Is Not
The vessels are finished, the garments are woven and the plans exist. What does not exist is a valid set of ashes, an agreed…
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The New Jerusalem: Is the City of God a Divine Mothership?
Revelation gives the New Jerusalem a size, a shape and a materials list. Twelve thousand furlongs a side, walls of only 144 cubits, and…
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The Mark of the Beast: What Revelation 13 Actually Specifies
There are two marks in Revelation, in the same place, doing the same job. Why 666 may be 616, what gematria points to, and…
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The End of the World According to Revelation
Seals take a quarter, trumpets a third, bowls take everything. The fractions are the tell. Revelation is not a timetable – and it does…