a speculation 

A Radical View That Is Consistent With History 

A reasonable explanation.  An unsettled mystery.  Who, When, What, and Why?  Especially the Why but the Who might explain all the others.  John the Baptist preparing the way for the Way, the Truth, and the Light.  The first coming.  The Lamb of God.  The time was near for this prophecy.  

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a church history 

A Failure To Mention The Seven Churches 

A fourth century historian, Eusebius, mentions six of the seven churches but fails to associate them with the Apocalypse.  Early copies of the Apocalypse no longer exist but if they did they might not contain seven churches.  John the Baptist knew the “lamb” but not the churches. 

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a hope for the future 

A Look At The Past 

A history of prophecy.  A time for fulfillment.  Only history can confirm the fulfillment of prophecy. Only prophets can predict the future.  The rest of us are limited to being historians and relying on recorded history.  We also have to rely on numbers to connect history to prophecy.  

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a historical event 

A Fulfillment Of Prophecy 

A number for verification.  Interpretation of numbers is not necessary.  1000 is 1000.  666 is 666.  Ten is ten.  Seven is seven.  Use these numbers to connect prophecy with history.  Only history and numbers can confirm the fulfillment of prophecy.  Can you trust anyone’s interpretation?  You can’t.  Trust the numbers.  

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