End Times Scrolls Delivered

End Times Scrolls Delivered

The Three Scrolls of The Apocalypse; signified in Rev 5:1, Rev 6:13-14 & Rev10:2. These three scrolls are completed and before you on the internet: The Gentiles are to come in; Israel is to be delivered.

The Jewish-Christian Bible is a difficult book to understand. But there is assistance by three scrolls delivered at the "end times" (The "end times": the coming of God preparing for the first resurrection's finish; the "seven years", as signified in Daniel 9:27 & Dan 12: 5-12, and the 30 days & the 45 days signified in Daniel 12:11 & 12.). In Revelation chapter 5 through chapter 11, a scroll is shown John - - in his vision - - of "...things that must be hereafter" (Rev. 4:1); as these "things" are to be mirrored - - in reality - - at the "end times". This scroll delivered to "a Lamb" (Rev 5:6), in John's vision, is the scroll istmas : the first scroll of the "end times". But, within the scroll and visions - - as shown John - - are two more scrolls. The second scroll is shown John in Rev : 6:13-14:

"And the stars of heaven fell

unto the earth, even as a fig

tree casteth her untimely figs

[Or, green figs], when she is

shaken of a mighty wind.

14 And the heavens departed as

a scroll when it is rolled together;

and every mountain and island

were moved out of their places."

(This quote from the King James Version, Red Letter Edition, Published by World Bible Publishers, Inc. 950-4-20961.) This the second scroll signified in the book of Revelation; mirrored at the "end times": Portent: Existential Astronomy (Portent, for short).

The third scroll,to assist our understanding of the Bible, is the scroll of Rev 10:2, "little open scroll" - - as signified in the Catholic Bible - - mirrored at the "end times" : "Little Open Papers" (LOP, for short).

The first scroll - - to the "end times" - - signified in the book of Revelation is istmas. It is a difficult book, as it is written to a community of the study of philosophy. It is a challenge to any reader. It is a metaphysics, world-view. The understanding of istmas is the work of philosophical analysis and perspective, a laborious task: to reveal the order of Melchisedec.

On the other hand - - and likely the first scroll for you to read - - is Portent. This scroll is easy to understand. You will do some study and re-reading; but, you will understand it easily. But, many will not believe; and, this is OK, for the remaining scroll - - "Little Open Papers" - - carries us right into the study-analysis of the Bibles: a Messianic Jewish Bible, a Catholic Bible and Protestant Bibles. Seven complete bibles are used, developing a new understanding of the Bible: as biblical relativity of these bibles, taken together, renders a perspective.

This third scroll - - signified in Rev 10:2 - - is to render the final bridge for the culmination of all religions and all those of our species: Homo Sapiens.

For the student of the Bible, you may wish to start the study of these three scrolls: reading the first 47, or 97, pages of Portent; then moving on to LOP, reading "Letter on Pictographs, plus, Pictographs", through the last chapter of the three scrolls, "Biblical Chemistry: Patterns, unraveling the metaphor", which is a critique on the book of Revelation. Note table of contents for LOP in its Part 1 file.

istmas is typed in this web site. However, Portent and LOP are in my cursive: as no alterations can occur - - easily - - and change what is stated.

Download the PDF file of this introductory page, 3 pages, 360 KB here:

3scrollsintro.pdf

NOTE concerning istmas: Currently this is the originally published version, drawn from the original Pagemaker files of 1997.

Download the PDF file of istmas title pages, 16 pages, 207 KB here:

TrilogyTitlePages.pdf

Download the PDF file of istmas Part 1, 240 pages, 1.3 MB here:

istmas1.pdf

Download the PDF file of istmas Part 2, 340 pages, 1.6 MB here:

istmas2.pdf

Download the PDF file of Portent, 267 pages, 27 MB here:

Portent.pdf