Mystery is History: A Hebraic Commentary and Historical Evaluation of the Apocalypse

The Apocalypse, also known as the Revelation of John, has been and will continue to be one of the most studied books in the Bible. Peoples of all generations from its composition through today have speculated at the true meanings of the various signs, symbols, characters and visions therein. Prophecies about the "end times" have proliferated since then, each one having come and gone unfulfilled. Or have they?The author presents coherent and logical arguments from scripture and history that leads one to conclude that the eschatological beliefs of the majority of Messianics and Christians have been founded upon half-truths, ignorance, and the doctrinal biases of generations past. Could the key to unlocking this age-old mystery have been right before our eyes this entire time? Could the treasure-trove of blessings promised to those who read, hear and keep the prophecies of the Apocalypse be within our grasps after all? The road map for this life-changing journey lies within the pages of this book.