The History of Revelation, and the Revelation of History. We just kicked off an exciting new series, unpacking the long tried and true Historicist view of the Book of Revelation. A view once held by all of the reformers – only to be later eclipsed by a the pope’s Jesuits interpretation that crept into Protestant seminaries and popularised by movies like Left Behind. Join us as we lay the ground work to understanding The book of Revelation.

This week we cover Daniel’s 70 weeks prophecy and how the Septuagint version of Daniel’s book shows a clear message that it is Messiah that creates a covenant with many and NOT anti-christ. This is a huge foundational point that can change one’s view of “end times” drastically.

As we go through the Book of Revelation and how it affects us today in our political setting, we start our with the letters written to the 7 churches. These 7 churches appear to also represent 7 periods of church history having us today in the very last church age of Laodicea.

The opening of the Seals! We discuss the fall of pagan Rome, the Christian martyrs and the rise of Constantine ALL Found in chapter 6 of Revelation.

In the first 6 seals of Revelation, pagan Rome fell! Next up: the 7th seal of 7 trumpets.
The first 4 trumpets specifically deals with the fall of the Western Roman Empire under the barbarian invasions.

One of the reasons there is so much mystery and even confusion in the church around the book of Revelation, is the “loss” of the original intended word of God, by diluting interpretations. This was and is by design, beginning as far back as 1517,  by those whose goal was to stop the Protestant reformation and bring us back into the dark ages. Revelations 10 unpacks this history, and the printing of our bible!

The Revelation is a literal summing up of the history of the world, not just its consumation, but its entire unfolding, from beginning to end. This session we unpack Chapter 11 and the Two Witnesses, which speaks into the Reformation period.

Part 9 – The Sun Clothed Woman: In this episode we continue unpacking the book of revelation from the historicist perspective – the perspective upheld by the Reformers for over a millennium, but now long since forgotten. The historicist view unpacks Revelation from 96AD to present day. From the four horsemen, which marked the decay of Rome, through the Trumpets (The Barbarian and Islamic period). Chapter 11 unpacks the Reformation. And today we discuss Revelation 12, the woman clothed in the sun: historically, Israels migration to America.