The Study
The Conclusion to The Study
Supporting Observations (and statements)
By definition,
"Ruler of the world" "outranking all others" is on his throne
- in fact, true and now. (Until it "clicks," it is not understood.)
He is exceptionally pompous as Daniel said he would be.
He loves gold and precious things as Daniel said he would.
He tends to the fortress his predecessors would not as said by Daniel.
His objective is peace and safety as Paul said it would be.
He is viewed as a savior and speaks with offense, as John said.
He "rules" over a nation that everyone thought was "dead" as John said. And he says so too.
He "surrendered" his throne but now he's back.
And once again, by definition, he who seemingly sits on his throne in his stead is an "___"
Yes, John said it. And, again, so has he.
Now, he's dividing land and taking gains as Daniel said he would.
He's moving through nations as Daniel said he would.
And soon, a flood, trickling now, is about to be poured out, as John said would be.
What's left for him to do? What follows him? Daniel said it. John said it. Paul said it.
And so has he.
When is it all said to take place? John said it. And it's in the study...
The key words are thoroughly many -
“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled!”
Mark Twain said this.