Without these two keys, the vision remains confused and obscured. What are the keys?
#1 - Chapters 12 and 13 are inserts, and are histories all on their own, able to stand alone.
#2 - The Six Seals of chapter 6 are described as a blend of two things - what they are when they first begin, and what they are at full maturity at the 'end'. This is especially true of Seal Six. In this way, things are told here, in chapter six - so early on in the narrative - which do not occur until very late days on the planet.
Other Keys:
The vision is like a stage production - God's truth proving drama, the letting of man (and angel) choices to run their natural course. Choice, is an offshoot of thinking ability. Apocalypse - Greek = the "unveiling" (of true from untrue / good from evil / life from death) - All which is built on sand, rather than upon The Rock/truth, can only fall - to wander away from God who is life can only ever end in a self destructive wisp of smoke... Each element of Revelation, once it begins, continues to the 'end'.. Like notes in an orchestra, continue playing. For example the four horsemen's gallop being their progression. And their 'gallop' continues throughout. The six seals are the elements of the latter age, the years of our Lord, a.d. In the 7th seal are the 7 trumpets and in the 7th trumpet are the last results, the 7 bowls, which occur pretty much concurrently. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-8)
[God is perfect, and He is life. To be imperfect, is the opposite of Life. Therefor the rescue was built in from the beginning ("foundation") since God Himself opened this Pandora's box by endowing thinking ability. "If I am lifted up from the earth" Jesus said "I will draw all to me" - John 12:32. Italics in the text are words added by the translators.]
In the description of Seal Four, which is the fourth horse and rider of the apocalypse, the word "hell" should read "grave" and in this description, includes the mass grave(s).
The return of Jesus (and the first resurrection) occurs at the last (7th) trump, and Revelation chapter 16, verses 14,15,16. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-8; Matthew 24:29a,31)
Revelation 13:13 is the same event as Seal Six. It pinpoints an office occupied by the AC at some point. The "fire" occurred in 1945 (I always want to add "dah!".)
There are TWO beasts of chapter 13. The world beast/body (verses 1-10) and the one of 13:13 (verses 11-18) who is NOT the "false prophet" though the false prophet gave the fire of 13:13. 'He' began as a man, but now is a white smocked magician who produces modern miracles and wonders and produces the desolating apparatus (of verses 16-18) which will escalate during its last "ten days" from "cannot buy or sell" to "will be killed". The desolating apparatus will hum along for 45 days - count the days - Daniel 12:11-12 (which I have blogged about previously). This false prophet (teacher, teaching and "strong delusion" which does include a sort of prophesying) has turned Christendom (Western Civilization) on its ear, causing a "great falling away".
In chapter 12, we can find Herod the Great (albeit indirectly); 70 a.d.; two for the large part, migrations of the faith - now the mantle worn by Chrisitianity; the inqusitions; the Mayflower; and the gathering to Armageddon-cross reference Matthew 23:39.
"The beast" - the one of verse 1-10 of chapter 13 (the world beast/body) and the "false prophet" are not humans but are institutions of man "active" during last days, and at the time of Jesus' return.
God bless..
#1 - Chapters 12 and 13 are inserts, and are histories all on their own, able to stand alone.
#2 - The Six Seals of chapter 6 are described as a blend of two things - what they are when they first begin, and what they are at full maturity at the 'end'. This is especially true of Seal Six. In this way, things are told here, in chapter six - so early on in the narrative - which do not occur until very late days on the planet.
Other Keys:
The vision is like a stage production - God's truth proving drama, the letting of man (and angel) choices to run their natural course. Choice, is an offshoot of thinking ability. Apocalypse - Greek = the "unveiling" (of true from untrue / good from evil / life from death) - All which is built on sand, rather than upon The Rock/truth, can only fall - to wander away from God who is life can only ever end in a self destructive wisp of smoke... Each element of Revelation, once it begins, continues to the 'end'.. Like notes in an orchestra, continue playing. For example the four horsemen's gallop being their progression. And their 'gallop' continues throughout. The six seals are the elements of the latter age, the years of our Lord, a.d. In the 7th seal are the 7 trumpets and in the 7th trumpet are the last results, the 7 bowls, which occur pretty much concurrently. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-8)
[God is perfect, and He is life. To be imperfect, is the opposite of Life. Therefor the rescue was built in from the beginning ("foundation") since God Himself opened this Pandora's box by endowing thinking ability. "If I am lifted up from the earth" Jesus said "I will draw all to me" - John 12:32. Italics in the text are words added by the translators.]
In the description of Seal Four, which is the fourth horse and rider of the apocalypse, the word "hell" should read "grave" and in this description, includes the mass grave(s).
The return of Jesus (and the first resurrection) occurs at the last (7th) trump, and Revelation chapter 16, verses 14,15,16. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-8; Matthew 24:29a,31)
Revelation 13:13 is the same event as Seal Six. It pinpoints an office occupied by the AC at some point. The "fire" occurred in 1945 (I always want to add "dah!".)
There are TWO beasts of chapter 13. The world beast/body (verses 1-10) and the one of 13:13 (verses 11-18) who is NOT the "false prophet" though the false prophet gave the fire of 13:13. 'He' began as a man, but now is a white smocked magician who produces modern miracles and wonders and produces the desolating apparatus (of verses 16-18) which will escalate during its last "ten days" from "cannot buy or sell" to "will be killed". The desolating apparatus will hum along for 45 days - count the days - Daniel 12:11-12 (which I have blogged about previously). This false prophet (teacher, teaching and "strong delusion" which does include a sort of prophesying) has turned Christendom (Western Civilization) on its ear, causing a "great falling away".
In chapter 12, we can find Herod the Great (albeit indirectly); 70 a.d.; two for the large part, migrations of the faith - now the mantle worn by Chrisitianity; the inqusitions; the Mayflower; and the gathering to Armageddon-cross reference Matthew 23:39.
"The beast" - the one of verse 1-10 of chapter 13 (the world beast/body) and the "false prophet" are not humans but are institutions of man "active" during last days, and at the time of Jesus' return.
God bless..
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