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Cross, Jack; Cross Sr, Jack V

 
9781520154237: The Meaning of the Vision: The Coronation of Jesus in Revelation

Synopsis

The Revelation of Jesus is perhaps the most studied of the Bible prophecies, yet it appears to be one of the least understood. A few simple rules, identified by the author, open a total, linear understanding of each mystery in John's vision. Watch as the complete vision unfolds, resulting in a continuous and beautiful, Jesus centered, message to God's end-time believers. It is time to strip the confusion from this prophecy, replacing it with understandable and clear meanings from chapter 1 to chapter 22. Pertinent sections from the book of Daniel are included where appropriate; each prophet interfacing with, and defining, the other. Questions are answered that normally are not addressed; Questions such as: "Why, in Daniel 7, does Daniel see 4 beasts arise from the sea, but the angel interpreting his vision declares that they come from the earth. The sea and earth mean two entirely different sources, so why the confusion? In Revelation 2 and 3, why is the message to the Churches addressed to the "Angel of the Church" instead of to the Church directly? Why are the seven churches in Asia chosen instead of the home church in Jerusalem? What is the correlation between the trumpets and the plagues? What is the purpose of the seals when to action takes place during that period? What are the two Witnesses all about? These and many more questions are answered using only scripture and history as found online for corroboration. Not every possible question is addressed, but there is a new and clearer understanding of what God is telling John, for our benefit. Who hasn't tried to define events surrounding the battle of Armageddon, and where it fits into earth's future? Have you ever considered the actual, physical size of the New Jerusalem? What is significant by the term "1/3" under the trumpets, and why did a plague fall on springs of water? All of these and a great many more questions are addressed in this book, which is a totally unique approach to John's vision, and includes no quotations from "Biblical experts", although the author realizes that there is room for many meanings and applications. Still he knows of only one source that gives a totally linear and continuous picture from beginning to end, without fractures or breaks. Look no further to find this than in "The Meaning of the Mystery"

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The Revelation of Jesus is perhaps the most studied of the Bible prophecies, yet it appears to be one of the least understood. A few simple rules, identified by the author, open a total, linear understanding of each mystery in John's vision. Watch as the complete vision unfolds, resulting in a continuous and beautiful, Jesus centered, message to God's end-time believers. It is time to strip the confusion from this prophecy, replacing it with understandable and clear meanings from chapter 1 to chapter 22. Pertinent sections from the book of Daniel are included where appropriate; each prophet interfacing with, and defining, the other. Questions are answered that normally are not addressed; Questions such as: "Why, in Daniel 7, does Daniel see 4 beasts arise from the sea, but the angel interpreting his vision declares that they come from the earth. The sea and earth mean two entirely different sources, so why the confusion? In Revelation 2 and 3, why is the message to the Churches addressed to the "Angel of the Church" instead of to the Church directly? Why are the seven churches in Asia chosen instead of the home church in Jerusalem? What is the correlation between the trumpets and the plagues? What is the purpose of the seals when to action takes place during that period? What are the two Witnesses all about? These and many more questions are answered using only scripture and history as found online for corroboration. Not every possible question is addressed, but there is a new and clearer understanding of what God is telling John, for our benefit. Who hasn't tried to define events surrounding the battle of Armageddon, and where it fits into earth's future? Have you ever considered the actual, physical size of the New Jerusalem? What is significant by the term "1/3" under the trumpets, and why did a plague fall on springs of water? All of these and a great many more questions are addressed in this book, which is a totally unique approach to John's vision, and includes no quotations from "Biblical experts", although the author realizes that there is room for many meanings and applications. Still he knows of only one source that gives a totally linear and continuous picture from beginning to end, without fractures or breaks. Look no further to find this than in "The Meaning of the Mystery"

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