Dear Wake Up Family, In the June edition of Wake Up Events, I applied Larry Wilson’s first rule of apocalyptic prophecy to the four beasts in Daniel and Revelation. This rule states that an apocalyptic prophecy must have a defined beginning and ending point in time, along with a sequence of events that unfold in…
Dear Wake Up Family, Wake Up has presented four rules of apocalyptic prophecy outlined by Larry Wilson for decades, but you may not know how to apply the rules when studying prophecy. This month’s article shows how to apply Rule 1 to prophecy and identify links between prophecies in Daniel and Revelation. Rule 1 states…
Dear Wake Up Family, In my earlier article, I presented four major methods of interpretation that Bible students use as their structure for evaluating Bible prophecy. Within these paradigms, the investigators determine whether the Bible is describing symbolic or literal events in the past or the future. Here is a brief description of each of…
Dear Wake Up Family, Individuals who begin studying Bible prophecy soon realize there seems to be nearly as many interpretations of prophecy as there are interpreters. However, most prophetic investigators use similar belief systems when they evaluate Bible prophecy. Since John wrote the book of Revelation, students of prophecy have developed four schools of thought…
Dear Wake Up Family, Nearly 40 years ago, I began a road trip from Oregon to Ohio in a pickup full of garden equipment, household supplies, odds and ends, and an Alaskan malemute named Silver. My wife Barb and I were moving to Ohio to start new jobs. In Portland, I had worked as a…
