Unfulfilled Prophecies: Skeptics' Guide to the Book of Revelation

When it comes to the apocalypse, there seems to be no shortage of prophecy. Religious prophets and leaders have been making predictions for the destruction of the world almost as long as the world has been around. And to date, each and every one of them has failed. Unfulfilled Prophecies reveals how the Book of Revelation is no different. It too made prophecy for the end of the world that has remained unfulfilled for almost two thousand years. Inside Unfulfilled Prophecies, each chapter in the Book of Revelation is meticulously analyzed and interpreted in a logical, comprehensible, and easy to follow manner that systematically examines historical events of the first century in relation to prophecies from both the Old Testament and from the author of Revelation himself. Unfulfilled Prophecies proposes that the seemingly ambiguous and delusional ramblings inside the Book of Revelation actually represent a coded prediction for the demise of the most powerful force in the world at the time - the Roman Empire, and that the original Jewish, although Hellenized, text of Revelation was most likely altered in the second century CE to agree with Christian Church doctrine. Throughout this work, it will be revealed how the prophecies presented in the Book of Revelation no longer pertain to the world we live in today and that the time of fulfillment for apocalyptic prophecies such as the destruction of Rome and the Roman Empire, the Battle of Armageddon, Judgment Day, annihilation of the earth, and the creation of a New Jerusalem has long passed.