Identifying Fulfilled Prophecy: A Comprehensive Study |COACH

In approaching the topic of fulfilled prophecy through a biblical lens, one must first recognize the foundational narrative set forth. This marks the beginning of humanity's understanding of the struggle between good and evil but also serves as a pivotal point reflecting God's overarching plan through history; initiated in Genesis 3:15.

As we delve into the historical context, particularly post-Pangea geologic transformations, it is essential to identify geographical features—such as identifiable mountain ranges—that demonstrate the earth's evolutionary tapestry. Geological findings can offer insights into humanity's development alongside spiritual revelations.

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 has enriched our understanding of prophecy and its fulfillment. These texts reaffirm the significance of ancient scriptures, providing a backdrop for the prophetic declarations contained therein. A key narrative we must follow is that of sacrificial giving, exemplified by the widow's mite. This spirit of generosity not only encourages physical support for the impoverished but aligns with the heart of biblical stewardship. The doctrine of Tithe belongs solely to the Aaronic, Levitic and Zadok Priesthood. No one after the destruction of the 2nd Temple and the Destruction of Jerusalem can be associated with that priesthood. You are a Royal Priesthood; a Holy Nation; Bringing forth praises ; being brought out of Darkness. 1 Peter 2:9 KJV: But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that you should show forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness. Peter draws specifically from Isaiah 43:20–21, where God speaks of “my chosen people, the people whom I formed for myself that they might declare my praise” (ESV). Peter also borrows the exact words found in Exodus 19:6, in which God identifies His people as a “royal priesthood.” God’s chosen people are no longer restricted to the Hebrews of Israel only; His holy nation now embraces the assembly of Jesus Christ, which includes both Jews and Gentiles.

The Macedonians of Paul’s time exemplified this giving, as illustrated in 2 Corinthians 8, contributing to the needs of the saints in Jerusalem. This engaged understanding of the scriptures prompts us to not neglect the earthly command of supporting those in need.

Reflecting on Peter's experience during Shavuot-50Days, offers another instructional moment for us. Peter’s deep dive into the Old Testament in anticipation of the Holy Spirit's arrival is a model for today’s believers. By solemnly studying the texts, we gain the ability to recognize the fulfillment of prophecies, such as that of Joel 2:28-32. The dramatic rebirth of Israel as a nation in 1948 serves as a testament to God's promise, an event that calls us to action and recognition of prophetic narratives fulfilled before our very eyes.

Furthermore, the exploration of scientific endeavors such as those conducted by NASA, James Webb, and CERN, aligns with the pursuit of knowledge about creation. Though contemporary science often ventures into evolutionary theories, we must affirm the unique creation of humankind in God's image—equipped with a soul destined for eternity.

In conclusion, we are urged to reflect on the implications of prophetic fulfillment in our lives. The ability to discern and act upon these truths shapes not only our understanding but also our spiritual practices. We stand at a crucial juncture, where biblical prophecy and historical events converge, beckoning us to actively participate in the unfolding narrative of God’s Kingdom. Each prophecy fulfilled calls us to greater faithfulness in our discipleship journey and engagement with the world around us.

We should find ourselves in agreement with the author and finisher of our fate, the God of Heaven and Earth. We were to take the linear Bible narrative of Moses, The Prophets and The Psalms; break the text down by individual prophecies; then follow where they lead in fulfillment of the predictions. We were to feed the sheep, with the same; if we love Him; that they may become the servants, the Apostle John is writing to; the narrative requests John to; Prophecy Again. We were to start at Genesis 1, Bereishit (“In the Beginning”), because the opening lines describe how G d created heaven and earth. In English it is called Genesis (from the Greek for “origin”), excerpt; in addition to identify Anti-Diluvian lineage, especially Enoch, Son of Jared, 7th generation from Adam; as well as, Diluvian initial population, after the Flood; on habitable earth. We were to follow the 8 humans who disembarked from the Ark, at the Mount Ararat Mountain range, both longitude and latitude; NOT Africa; within the continental drift par·a·digm. We were to identify the 70 Human nations of current diluvian earth, birthed from Shem, Ham and Japheth, the account of Noah’s sons Genesis 10. We were to follow Moses 1st Five books, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, with regard to pre Adamite Universe, Going Out Redemption from Egypt, walk, worship, service, proper means of approach and fellowship with God, organized, orderly, that the people see that God had fulfilled the Promises to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Genesis 12:1-3; to carry out God’s program; finally, prophecies concerning Israel’s future, the Palestinian Covenant-Deuteronomy 11:13-32,27:1 to 30:20, as well as the Blessings; Curses and Final Warning to choose God and obey His Covenant. Deuteronomy 28:1-14 Blessings- Curses 28:15-68, including Deuteronomy 27:14-26, totaling 124 Curses. October 7, 2024 can be found within this text. See Dakes’s pages 228-229. We were to take example from both Joshua and Job, following each Hebrew book in content order, context and instruction. We were to follow the major and minor Prophets, ending with Malachi. We should have understood the purposes of the Aaronic, Levitic and Zadok priesthood who stole the tithe. We the Royal Priesthood Holy Nation Priest-hood had never been include in Tithe collection. (serious-research); we were brought out of Darkness, 1 Peter 2:9, which says "But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light; based on 1 Peter 2:10-25, our attributes are Not the same as the O. T. Priesthood; we were to acquire a learning experience, wisdom and knowledge as found in the Psalms Summary of Psalms, Dake’s Annotated Reference Bible 1963-1981, page 618 column 2-3x page 667 (biblical instruction-course-curriculum-vitae, especially Psalm 119). We were commanded to seek the Prophet Daniel, Matthew 24:15, Peter did-study-research, thus spoke at Acts 2:5-46 on Joel 2:28; we should have learned by now, 2024, prophecy predictions in the Book of Revelation, fulfilled and happening before our eyes; 911 fulfilled, identification of the Wicked of Daniel 12. Our mission is to share that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, has fulfilled the prophets' words for all nations of earth to know.

This is that; Testimony of Jesus Christ, the Prophecy, Revelation 19:10b

Hebrew Holy Bible - Double Amen Psalm 41:13