X Marks the Spot

  1. The Book of Revelation and the events contained within it were fulfilled in the 3.5 years described in the synoptic gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
  2. The gospel of John is not like the synoptics because it is not a historical narrative but a literary bridge between the Synoptics and Revelation. 
  3. The gospel of John and the Revelation are both telling the same story. The judgment of the(that) world, the casting down(out) of the devil, the ruler of that world, and through his crucifixion that Jesus would draw ALL people to himself.
  4. The Gospel of John and The Revelation are a pair of keys. John is the key to Revelation, and Revelation is the key to John.

The Book of Revelation  –  As it is in Heaven

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The Gospel of John  –  As it is on Earth

The Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Revelation of Jesus Christ are one and the same. They are both revelations of Jesus Christ, as are the synoptic gospels.

Crucifixion and Last Judgement diptych

Jesus proclaimed apocalypse NOW; not later.

In the upper room with Jesus at the last supper…Jesus answered and said, “This voice did not come because of Me, but for your sake.

NOW(not later) is the judgment of this world; NOW(not later) the ruler of this world will be cast out. And I, if I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all peoples to Myself.” This He said, signifying by what death He would die(on that very day).

~John 12:29-33

My name is Michael J. Loomis. Once upon a time, in the summer of 2009, an idea came to mind to build a broadcast studio into my home. What followed would be called Preterist Radio. 

The following led me away from AD70 and pointed me to AD30.

According to Jesus’ own words, he stated that his death on Calvary that day was…

  1. The judgment of THIS world.
  2. The ruler of THIS world being cast out.
  3. The gathering of ALL peoples to himself.

The gospel writers go on to record for us that graves were opened up and a resurrection of the saints occurred following Jesus’ resurrection, and that they went into Jerusalem and appeared to many.

Having read the Bible five or six times, and specifically Revelation probably ten times more, I realized that the above five verses found in John 12:29-33 were the most concise summary of the whole of the Book of Revelation. That coupled with the John-Revelation Project originally published by Dr. Warren Gage in which he demonstrates that both books speak of the same narrative, I can conclude none other than AD30 as the time frame for the fulfillment of Revelation and the Gospel of John is its time statement.