Historical Phases of Prophetic Teaching Volume IV
Revelation of St. John the Divine
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The Book of Revelation is a treatise on scriptural and gospel testament prophecy presented in seven visions identifying Trinity positional reasoning said of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Through the pronominal language of soul these visions disclose the progression of prophetic doctrine sealed in revealed prophecy as the record of the word of God concealed in The Word of God. Mortal and immortal Trinity positional reasoning appears throughout the treatise where the pronominal language of soul identifies Jesus in these words, “I Jesus have sent mine angel [a messenger
In visionary prophecy the LIFE-LINE POSITIONS (s), immortal, thinking, knowing, and exemplifying, identify the Revelator’s ABSOLUTE State of being through things
The Revelator’s message introduces a way for you to examine the words and works of the messenger’s message to identify YOUR POSITION in belief, hope, faith, and understanding and to answer the question, “Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seven seals thereof?”
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In Volume IV the author, Evelyn Theresa Watson, compares the Revelator’s words to scriptural and gospel prophecy verifying the doctrinal mystery and miracle that lie behind the religious warfare of past and present ages.
Her commentary presents THE REVELATION OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE as a treatise on the life and time of Jesus Christ as the messenger of the messianic message unto the seven churches. She attests to the Revelator’s seven visions of revealed prophecy which retell the previous two thousand years of unfulfilled scriptural prophecy and foretell one hundred years of fulfilled gospel prophecy. The author correlates these two time periods to the nineteen hundred years of biblical prophecy that followed. The beginning of the twenty-first century marks the end times of the Bible’s historical phases of prophetic teaching.
About the Author
Evelyn Theresa Watson’s forty years of biblical research including twenty-two years of ministerial service led to her spiritual insight into biblical prophecy. This perception inspired her to write a commentary presenting the Bible’s enduring message of preceptive prophecy and its relevancy to the global challenges of the twenty-first century. She is a life-long resident of western New York.