Lecture Notes: Revelation 12 and the Nuremberg Connection (Part 2)
Introduction
- Speakers: Sheila and Jeremiah
- Acknowledgement: Thanks for messages of love and encouragement after Part 1.
- Rob Skiba: Gifted public speaker, actor, author, and researcher.
- Ministries, podcasts, radio shows, public appearances.
- Published books, videos, guest appearances.
- Sheila: Background support, not a public speaker, grieving the loss of Rob.
- Jeremiah and Family: Support for Sheila.
- Upcoming Parts: Parts 3 to 6 will follow soon.
- Rob's Other Projects: Including Seed.
Key Themes
- Multiple Fulfillments of Prophecy
- Abomination of Desolation
- War in Heaven
- Reasonable Case by Preterists
Multiple Fulfillments of Prophecy
- Concept: Prophecies may have more than one fulfillment over time.
Abomination of Desolation
- Daniel 9:27: Establish covenant, desolation in the temple.
- 1 Maccabees 1:54: Abomination set up on the altar.
- Matthew 24:15: Abomination of desolation spoken by Daniel.
- 2 Thessalonians 2:4: Exaltation of self above God in the temple.
War in Heaven
- Revelation 12:3-17: Description of the war in heaven.
- Characters: Great red dragon, woman, man-child, Michael, angels.
- Events: Dragon cast out, persecution of the woman, the woman's protection.
- Outcome: Dragon cast to earth, continued persecution.
Reasonable Case by Preterists
- Josephus: Varied prodigies before the Jewish rebellion (Wars of the Jews, Book 6, Chapter 5, Section 3).
- Phenomena: Sword-like star, bright light, chariots in the sky, temple doors opening.
- Tacitus: Similar prodigies (Histories, Book 5).
- Events: Chariots in the sky, temple illumination, divine voice.
- Sefer Yisipin: Medieval historian relays similar phenomena.
- Events: Star over temple, illuminated temple, chariots and horsemen in the sky, divine voice.
- Isaiah 66:15: Preterists cite this prophecy, but it is in a millennial reign context - not yet fulfilled.
Conclusion
- Upcoming Discussion: Another interesting war in heaven event to be discussed in future parts.
Note: Be sensitive and understanding to Sheila's courage in presenting this material.