RSA Findings

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A surprise to many although it is a fact hiding in plain sight, neither wrath nor anything like it is

threatened by Heaven until halfway through the Book of Revelation. In other words, Revelation is not simply an end-times death narrative but includes an early-times life narrative. For the record:

a. Wrath is mentioned by Heavenly Beings for the first time in Revelation 11.

b. Wrath is finally enacted in Revelation 16 against the Beast.

c. While the word wrath is seen in chapter 6, it is uttered by criminal and fearful people.

A Big Bang early-Earth chronology appears in Revelation 8. The accumulation of recent scientific findings the past few decades parallels what was first recorded by John of Patmos some 2000 years ago. The similarities are remarkable and dumbfounding and include:

a. Big Bang. Told from the spiritual perspective, there is an almost violent throwdown of blessed and

Heaven-sent matter, It is reminiscent of the original Big Bang event.

b. Theia. The Theia Giant Impact event seems to be described in the subsequent verses.

c. Plate Tectonics. From this, volcanism and plate tectonics appear to be depicted—essential

attributes of the Earth necessary for the human habitation which will follow.

d. Super Nova. The chronology continues with a super nova wave impact. It is fully theorized that

such an event brought the bulk of periodic chart elements to Earth.

e. Great Dying. Continuing the sequence, global pollution—which matches the primordial Great

Dying some 250 million years ago—is described.

f. Chicxulub. From this, a description strikingly similar to the Chicxulub asteroid appears to be

detailed. It is the famous dinosaur-killing asteroid that struck the Earth some 66 millions years

ago.

g. Extinction event war. Moving to the future, a catastrophic global war is described whereby a

third of humanity is lost. As the early-Earth chronology to this point is documented as factual and true this global war will definitely occur. Potentially, humanity may be sent back to a “stone and wood” age according to descriptors from the relevant scripture. Moreover, if the millions of years

involved in Earth’s chronology are true—humanity might require several million years to recover.

Due to misunderstandings on the book of Revelation, the prevalence of unscrupulous sales types, and the relative lack of academic analysis, Revelation is commonly tossed into all the all-encompassing genre known as apocalyptic literature. RSA, thus, carefully considers a sampling of works from this genre. In the end, the book of Revelation is right-sized and the genre is found to be led by a majority of fraudulent works.

Revelation 1 is clear that there is an unveiling (apokalypsis) of fresh past, present and

future-oriented information. While analysts gloss over this trifecta the possibility of past and present

phenomena needs far more consideration. Indeed, there is substantial past and present-oriented information whereby, arguably, the majority of the Book of Revelation regards the present or past, and not the future—a surprise to many readers. This category includes the unseen forces that cultivate the human experience along with information on the development of the primordial Earth.

There is a surprising lack of military action taken by Heaven in the book of Revelation.

a. The falsely labeled Four Horses of the Apocalypse are not violent and are also described as peaceful in Zechariah.

b. As noted elsewhere, wrath is not threatened by Heaven until chapter 11 and is not put into action until chapter 16.

c. Furthermore, the Beast is defeated with the kast Bowl of Wrath that is simply poured into the air, chapter 16.

d. Similarly, Babylon is said to be eliminated but at the hands of the Beast, chapter 17.

e. Perhaps most clearly presented of all, Christ wins His campaigns via communication or the sword

protruding from his mouth, chapter 19.

Missed by most analysts, Revelation flows with ease and simplicity in logical form. After

introductory terms, Revelation progresses with needed messages to the Assemblies, information on the curiosities of Heaven, detail on pre-existing unseen forces, detail on Creation, and so on into future events. The topics flow in logical form and there are only a dozen discrete sections.