prophecy
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Summing up and then following the cup through scripture.
As I mentioned at the end of example three, each of those cases is a result of a process that I was able to discover by following a group of symbols through the Bible. Examples one and three involve a group of symbols that revolve around the Lord’s Supper (bread and wine) and I will… Continue reading
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Example 3 and where we go from here: The concept of merging.
In the first two examples and in the one below, I have given the result of following symbols and types through scripture to gain prophetic insight that can be incredibly specific, as we have shown in the first two examples. In this third example, I will introduce a concept that I have termed “merging”. The… Continue reading
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Example 2: Inserting biblical definitions of symbols into biblical accounts to derive prophetic meaning.
”I will open my mouth in parables, I will utter things from of old-“ Psalm 78:2. When Jesus came teaching in parables he would sometimes tell you what each symbol means, such as the parable of the sower, but others he would leave undefined. Where the Bible does give definitions of those symbols you can… Continue reading
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Connecting symbols “horizontally” through the Bible to get a prophetic understanding.
Imagine for a moment being allowed to sit on a couch with God at the dawn of creation and Him allowing you a view through time. He does this to point out the many challenges His word will have to go through to remain consistent with His will. First, God confuses the languages at the… Continue reading
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Deriving prophecy using symbols and types.
Psalm 78 opens this way “O my people, hear my teaching; listen to the words of my mouth. I will open my mouth in parables, I will utter hidden things, things from of old-.” So what is he saying the purpose of a parable is? Teaching. Parables may be described as using a physical process… Continue reading
Broad meadows 