
Understanding biblical prophecy and its significance
This site explores biblical prophecy, focusing especially on Revelation chapters 12 and 13, providing insights into their meanings and implications.
Understanding biblical prophecy
This site explores biblical prophecy with the goal of helping readers interpret prophetic symbols, visions, and messages through a lens rooted in scripture and theological study. I hope to clarify complex concepts while offering personal reflections on their relevance today.

Prophetic insights
Analysis focuses on the prophetic chapters of Revelation, particularly chapters 12 and 13, with an emphasis on understanding the symbolism of the woman, dragon, beast, and key end-times themes. I seek to provide clarity and encouragement through diligent study and interpretation.
Author background
The author is a Catholic Priest and dedicated student of theology and biblical prophecy, grounded in a commitment to scriptural accuracy and respectful exploration of diverse viewpoints. Personal reflections are informed by years of study, current events, and a passion for biblical truth.
Interpretive approach
My interpretive framework emphasizes a literal and contextual understanding of Revelation, while considering historical and cultural backgrounds. I look for transparency in methodology and respect for different theological perspectives.
Mission
The mission for this site is to educate and inspire readers to explore biblical prophecy deeply, fostering a thoughtful and informed perspective on current and future events in light of Revelation’s messages.

Working together
Whether new to prophecy or a seasoned scholar, this site provides resources and reflections to enhance your understanding of Revelation’s complex symbols and themes in hope of strengthening faith.
“Reading this was one of the greatest graces of my life. I read it at the window of my study, and the impression I received from it is too intimate and too sweet for me to express…All the great truths of religion, the mysteries of eternity, plunged my soul into a happiness not of this earth…” St. Therese of Lisieux
