Let Prophecy Analyze Itself
Allowing Biblical prophesies of the future to organize and interpret themselves
Publisher: Credo House PublishersISBN 978-1-62586-355-3
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From the back cover:
Do we really need another biblical prophecy book? Depending on the book, absolutely yes! Just as you may be now, I was burnt out on the endless books and contradictory theories this subject attracts. I was not just burnt out, vowing to never waste money on these things again, but annoyed enough to do something about it.
More ideas, theories, and opinions are not needed, but an outline based on a rigorous data analysis of the biblical text is needed. Yes, the text of the Bible is data—but just what we call unstructured data (data that does not fit neatly into a spreadsheet’s rows and columns).
God has only one plan for the future. We can find out what He is really telling us about it by charting all prophecies that deal with a sequence of events together and lining up common events. This reveals the natural order of the events. You can then tell the stories the prophesied events tell, with extra detail provided by single-event prophesies. Do your preferred ideas fit the outline?
The author subjects the prophetic events of the Bible to a data analysis procedure designed to sort the events into their given relationships, such as occurring before or after certain other events, co-occurring events, and being the first or last events of their type without the influence of preconceived theories. He then follows different storylines through the resulting data to report the meaning of the resulting pattern of events.
Once events are put into their proper relationships, the actual content of each event is reapplied. The following storylines are then followed through and reported:
Excerpts from the book's introduction