Revelation Prophecies Shall Fail:

Not only did prophecies for Nineveh fail when the people believed God and a no name king disrobed in Jonah's great fish story, but in 1Corinthians 13 Paul says prophecies shall fail. More specifically Paul The Apostle: Author of Revelation, as Steward of the mysteries, allegorically says: "whether prophecies, they shall fail". In contrast to their law law prophecies shall fail, he also says charity never faileth, noting charity thinketh no evil is about prophesy: comfort (grace) unto men rather than prophecy: discomfort (law) unto men. For such (constructive) Prophesyings vs (destructive) Prophecies are as Groom vs Gloom.


Whether prophecies, they shall fail, would include gloomy grace + law (worketh wrath) "sayings" (plural) in Revelation, the only New Testament book devoted to prophecy, specifically "this prophecy" first and last of this/that; as if looking back (behind) instead of looking ahead. So it seems to me Revelation, called "this" book of  "prophecy", was actually designed to fail, by not being sealed: "seal not the sayings of the prophecy of this book": Revelation 22:10. Such is to allegorically say both blessing (grace) + cursing (law) coming out the same (JC = "the same") mouth "ought not so to be" (James 3: two wisdoms compared).

Yet there will likely be a Sabbaths shewdown at the time of the end (of law), where the pendulum swings from best of times (grace is sufficient) to worst of times (law worketh wrath). For many don't realize their better law of Romans 8 law law, such bwd CJ law<-law gives place to destructive law prophecies, to division and not peace of Jesus rather than peace and not divided of Christ. For their better law is in Christ Jesus, not Jesus Christ: the foundation laid in Matthew 1:1. So they compromise with law, having vested interests in the law; Not knowing NT Law having seven names is eventually as deadly as the OT Law was, and not knowing "another law" makes people feel "wretched" afterward: Romans 7. Many (about 800,000 as of July 2007) are the American soldiers now experiencing "wretched" PTSD.


The purpose of sealing is given in the book of Daniel, another book of doom and gloom prophecies destined to fail since "the time of the end" therein (Christ: the end of the law, abolition of all law, for being a ministration of condemnation and death: 2Cor 3:7,9) has already come (that Jesus Christ is come: 1John 4; came: John 1:17); And Daniel was told to shut up and seal it, the book of Mosaic law (Gen, Ex, Lev, Num, Deut) he was reading, which notably gave him Horeb-bull "night [darkness] visions" [fearful night mares]... Daniel 12: shut up and seal it, till the time of the end. Sealing with the king's ring signified whatever was written was absolute, irrevocable, even by the king (a good reason for a king to ponder things, look at all the evidence to be sure what's evident, before making any sealed decree). This was the law  witch "was, and is not", having been "abolished" (Eph 2), "done away" (1Cor 13; 2Cor 3), "blotted out" (Col 2), "taken out of the way" (Col 2), to "establish" grace; For it says in Hebrews 10: he taketh away the first (grace + law) that he might establish the second (grace); Since law and grace cannot coexist any more than life and death can co-exist. Similarily in the OT book of Esther a king sealed a decree that he could not withdraw.

Revelation can, and shall fail, because prophecies shall fail, and this book of prophecy is not sealed. Even if it were sealed, we have examples in Daniel, Esther, and Jonah there is always a way to counteract the law with pure grace; For where sin (law) abounds, grace doth much more abound, and so exceedingly much more the law pales to nothing at all in comparison, as night glory of moon and stars vanish when it comes to day glory of the sun. In each case grace changed the outcome set in motion by grace + law, from bleakness to alls well that ends well. Biblical examples shew us repentance is flushing merciless law as dung to have merciful grace. For law added to grace is sufficient makes it "no more grace"; And law added to grace makes Christ(is the end of the law) of "no effect" to those justified by the law: Galatians 5:4.

If we considered law a support under a high and mighty structure called the letter of prophecy, and we knocked out this support, the structure comes falling down like the twain towers of WTC in New York at 9/11. That is how we should perceive the law, and the letter of prophecy thereof, in Revelation, because the testimony of Jesus Christ is the "spirit" of prophecy (Revelation 19:10), not the letter nor the spirit giveth life + the letter killeth (2Cor 3). We could also perceive it, as in the end of the movie Merlin, where the evil, and results of evil, "vanish" (the law is so "old", it is ready to "vanish": Heb 8:13, and shall "vanish": 1Cor 13:8); Vanish when not acknowledged (cast down every imagination contrary to the knowledge of God: grace is sufficient); Vanish when turned away from ("from such turn away": 2Tim3); Vanish when given no place (neither give place to the devil). For as it is written, in Romans, we are delivered from law worketh wrath, not unto law as sacrificial victims, and it's by grace we are saved, specifically the (pure) grace of our Lord Jesus Christ , which is why every Pauline Epistle and the Holy Bible containing Old and New Testaments notably ends with:

(i) Revelation 1:3 - Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand
(ii) Revelation 11: 6 - These have power to shut heaven, that it rain not in the days of their prophecy: and have power over waters to turn them to blood, and to smite the earth with all plagues, as often as they will
(iii) Revelation 19:10 - And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am thy fellowservant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus Christ is the spirit of prophecy.
(iv) Revelation  22:7 - Behold, I come quickly: blessed is he that keepeth the sayings of the prophecy of this book.
(v) Revelation 22:10 - And he saith unto me, Seal not the sayings of the prophecy of this book: for the time is at hand.
(vi) Revelation 22: 18 - For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book:
(vii) Revelation 22: 19 - And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.

So, seven times in Revelation we are told it is about "prophecy"; but the first and the last time we are told it is "this prophecy". And when looking into such things are an "allegory" (Galatians 4:24), we often find allegorical things in the Bible mentioned as this/that, in the fashion of a twain shew about before/after, old/new, first/last, law/grace, fear/love, great/greater, good/better, etc. So we can safely acknowledge "this" prophecy is not from "that" God, nor "that" Jesus Christ, nor "that" Spirit of 2Cor 3:17 by whom we are all changed from (this) glory to (that) glory.

Of this/that types of prophecy, "this prophecy" is the first sort of first/second which is done away as being childish, devilish, a mixture of grace + law, which is also called "prophecies", in the same manner the Bible speaks of "generations" of Adam. And such prophecies shall fail. So, we can safely acknowledge "this prophecy" of doom and gloom, a shadow of things to come, but not the very things to come, is the old sort of old/new, the child sort of child/man, the law sort of law/grace. For grace is merciful to all when it's pure grace, and "this prophecy" is not merciful; for therein such prophecy as this, we hear of brethren being tormented and killed, which speaks of fear hath torment and law worketh wrath... the letter of prophecy rather than the spirit of prophecy. For the letter (law) killeth, but the spirit (grace) giveth life.

So much could be written about these seven verses, but the point being made here is seven times it is clearly about prophecy, but the first and last time "this" prophecy of this/that; which is allegorical for law of law/grace, child of child/man, before of before/after. And such is also about fear of fear/love, and Ghost of Ghost/Spirit; ghostly law blowing smoke up your ass, the be thou removed from me sector of the body. The simple solution is give it no place, the same place JC gave great tribulation (law) in Matthew 24:21. For to give it any place, other than the first part of a before/after shew, the imperfect part to be done away when the perfect part comes, is to give place to death, as if it were are part of life. But it is not, being the opposite of life; and only the counter part added to shew what life is, compared to what life is not.

In the Bible we have this/that gospels; "this" gospel of many in Mt 24, "that" gospel in Gal 2; and preaching any other gospel than "that" seems to result in being "accursed" (Gal 1), since grace + law is as blessed + cursed = accursed. So it is not far fetched to consider the same allegorical "this" prophecy of this/that also produces what "this" gospel of this/that does: "beginning" of beginning/end of sorrows. On the contrary that of this/that produces end of sorrows. For example Christ of Jesus Christ is noted as "Christ: the end of the law". And if "law worketh wrath", then such is allegorically Christ: the end of wrath. Indeed, when looking at what's provided and appointed for them/us, it says God hath not appointed "us" to wrath. And perhaps that is why there is an ever increasing cry for just us, and the Lord (now "that" Spirit) is longsuffering to "us-ward"; the obvious reason being so that: "none perish".


          Paul: "Prophesieth unto men" understandable edification exhortation and comfort.
         "Despise not prophesy-ings": they're "end" focused on y(our) eternal life & comfort.