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theoprofessor74
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It’s funny you mentioned Megiddo… This was the theory I used to hold as Armageddon before I started my research on Milvian Bridge.
Mine comes from an equation of historical events to decode the literal Revelations.
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FINAL BATTLE:
To decode the final battle between an army of Christ and the evil armies of the world and the conclusion of the day of God’s wrath on this army and the "kingdoms of this world(Rome) are become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ (to Christendom).
This event took place at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge.
There are more historical equations I factored in for my thesis but this is good enough to get the point.
Mine comes from an equation of historical events to decode the literal Revelations.
- First - we establish that Rome was the world (the whore of Babylon) and from there we can say that the destruction of the world-- as the early Christians knew it-- was the destruction of Rome.
- Secondly - what event was the fall of Rome (or what was the final battle that caused the fall of Rome “The old serpent”)
- what would be the new eve from the “old serpent”
- Using the premise that Nero was the antichrist… we have to decode the conqueror on the white horse? We can say and this is historical fact that Constantine conquered Rome for Christ. (And I’m sorry but Constantine and all of his buddies said his victory at Milvian Bridge led him to Christianity. Just believe me and Constantine on that one.Go read Eusebius)
Anyway. Constantine the Great fits the conqueror description almost to the letter.
- evil armies of the world. Let’s try to establish the EVIL ARMY. What army would represent the “evil” to a early Christian. Perhaps, Rome’s pagan army?
that +
FINAL BATTLE:
To decode the final battle between an army of Christ and the evil armies of the world and the conclusion of the day of God’s wrath on this army and the "kingdoms of this world(Rome) are become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ (to Christendom).
This event took place at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge.
There are more historical equations I factored in for my thesis but this is good enough to get the point.