A Translation Issue
A beast. Your bible could have as many as 296 beasts or as few as 87. There are 20 translations that consider the beast in Revelation 13:1 a ‘he’ and 37 translations call it an ‘it’. This is a significant difference. Daniel 7:7 can help us here. The fourth beast is an it in all 52 translations. It has ten horns just like the beast in Revelation. If your translation has a he for a beast, you are being misled.
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A Big Problem
A word can be misleading if you are looking for the king of the north. There are eight different words in 52 different translations: princes 24, commanders 10, officers 7, officials 5, generals 2, leaders 2, principalities 1, subordinates 1. The word prince suggests a family member unlike the other seven words which have a common meaning. Makes you wonder about words used in other parts of the bible. These are major differences in words used before you get to the problem of interpreting them. Reader beware.
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A Third John
A confirmation that the apostle wrote the Apocalypse was necessary to get it in the Bible which was being translated and defined by Jerome. Just before the Vulgate was completed John Chrysostom was in Ephesus replacing seven corrupt bishops. Jerome needed a reliable version of the Apocalypse.
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A Number
A connection between history and prophecy that can be trusted. Your interpretation? Not so much. Your translation? Not so much except for numbers and colors. Somehow they have survived what translators do to the Word of God. Some things are sacred.
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A Prophecy Fulfilled
A number to connect them. Numbers can be trusted. Your interpretation, not so much. There are way too many different translations of the bible but they all seem to agree on the numbers. Only history can confirm the fulfillment of prophecy and only numbers can reliably connect history to prophecy.
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A Color
A reliable clue tying history to prophecy. You can’t rely on anyone’s interpretation. You can’t rely on bible translations. There are over 60 different English translations. Do you have time to look at the differences? Who or what can you trust? Somehow they all agree on numbers and colors. It is a place to start.
A Prophecy
A number to connect them. Can’t trust anyone’s interpretation. Only numbers and history can confirm the fulfillment of prophecy. There are 60 different English translations of the bible but they all agree on numbers like a thousand years. They also agree on “ten horns” and “seven heads”. Numbers and history won’t mislead you like interpretation.
A Connection
a common characteristic connecting history to prophecy independent of anyone’s interpretation. This is where you start. There are about 60 different English translations of the bible but they agree on “a thousand years” where they reigned with Christ. There is only one Christian empire that lasted a thousand years. The Byzantine Empire.
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A Revelation
a prophecy. Only history can confirm the fulfillment of a prophecy. Only numbers can confirm your interpretation of prophecy. The Word of God has been corrupted by translators and scripture experts. Who or what can you trust? Numbers. Somehow all translations agree on numbers and colors to some extent.
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A Color
a location for the four horsemen. The Red Sea and the Black Sea are obvious. The White Sea not so much unless you consider the Mediterranean Sea aka the white sea by the Turks. Like numbers, colors are not subject to interpretation and translation errors. You can trust them. Your interpretation not so much.
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