A Prophecy
a prediction of what is to come. A pale horse and death its rider can’t be identified without first identifying the riders of the white, red, and black horses. Like numbers all 59 English versions of the bible agree on colors. They must be significant and the color of the seas should be considered.
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A Connection
of dots that fit with what you know. To reveal a clearer picture, missing dots must be added. History and numbers will limit the placement of these dots. Your interpretation is limited only by your agenda and we all have one. History and numbers can be trusted. Your interpretation, not so much.
A Number
dots are difficult to connect. Look for the numbers. You can’t misinterpret them. The translators all agree on the numbers. Except for dates. Historians love dates but they often can’t get them right. They can’t even agree on which calendar to use. Who gets to start a calendar? Mark your calendar. Save a date.
A Fit
in chapter 17 of the Apocalypse. The numbers are 10, 8. 7, 5, 2, and 1. They locate a specific time period in history if you know how to count dynasties and make them fit with two beasts. Only historians can be trusted with this task but don’t ask them to identify beasts. There are way too many kings to count. Only numbers can be trusted.
A Reliable Means
of interpreting the Apocalypse. Finding the same numbers and colors that fit historical events can confirm the fulfillment of prophecy. They must fit. Not just a few but many if not all. History alone can validate prophecy. The future cannot be trusted. We are not prophets.
A Hypothetical View
of the Apocalypse that fits what is historically known. It relies on numbers and not interpretation. There are over 50 English translations of the Bible and there is very little agreement except when it comes to numbers. A thousand is a thousand. Ten is always ten. Seven is seven. We may not know what “heads” are but we can be sure there are seven of them.
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A Necessary Ingredient
to verify the fulfillment of prophecy. Your interpretation can prevent you from identifying the historical events that have been prophesied. Numbers do not require interpretation. All bible translations agree on numbers and colors. That is where you need to start.
A Cottage Industry
that goes beyond home bible studies. It uses private interpretation of ambiguous phases in prophecy to support a particular agenda. It ignores two thousand years of history simply because it doesn’t fit with preconceived interpretations. History is the only advantage we have over the early fathers of the Church so why not use it? How can we use prophecy to search history without first interpreting it? Numbers. Numbers and possibly colors don’t require interpretation. Start with numbers. Big numbers like a thousand.
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A Literal Interpretation
when different bibles use different words. Numbers and some colors are the only words you can rely on. Especially when it comes to prophecy. How can you be sure a historic event fulfills what has been prophesied? Numbers. Numbers that fit historical events. Almost all the bibles agree on numbers. No interpretation required. Use them.
A Key
to understanding the Apocalypse. No interpretation required. Only history can fulfill prophecy and numbers are the only way to get historical events to fit with what has been prophesied. All the numbers, not just a few, must fit a historical scenario.
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