Author Mark Twain is credited for saying that “history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme”. I don’t know if Twain actually said this or not, but the statement is pertinent to Bible prophecy as others and I have noticed that some future Bible prophecy events will parallel past Bible prophecy-related events in how they will be fulfilled. I discuss how some Bible Prophecy passages have multiple fulfillments in this article.
I've mentioned on numerous occasions that Bible prophecy is the ultimate puzzle with there being so many pieces that must be accounted for in order to gain a fuller understanding of what God has planned in the future. I compare the complexity of Bible Prophecy to the world's largest jigsaw puzzle in this article.
Jeremiah 4:5 onwards is about an attack on Judah and Jerusalem. The specific timeframe of the attack is not explicitly stated, but many Bible commentators believe that the attack took place during the time of the Babylonians. However, I also think there is a possibility that Jeremiah 4:5 onwards has dual fulfillment (fulfillment during Jeremiah's time and future fulfillment). I discuss why Jeremiah 4:5 may be fulfilled in the future in this article.
Many assume that Isaiah 3 was fulfilled in the past. However, strong evidence exists that Isaiah 3 may find its ultimate fulfillment in the end times. I provide insight about Isaiah 3 in this article.
The Book of Isaiah is full of Bible Prophecy passages that relate to the end times. I provide insight on Isaiah 1 in this article, including a special look at Isaiah 1:24-31, which may be fulfilled during the end times.
Babylon the Great (or Mystery Babylon) is an end time topic that many like to talk about. Those of you who are new to Bible prophecy may wonder what Mystery Babylon is and what is so mysterious about it.
In this article, we will look at three important aspects of Mystery Babylon.
I provide insight about Isaiah 5 and explain why I believe Isaiah 5:26-30 is a passage that is likely to be fulfilled during the end times in this article.
Ezekiel 32:17-32 is an interesting passage because it mentions some of the nations that are expected to have an end times role like Meshech and Tubal. I address Ezekiel 32:17-32 in this article because it is rarely discussed by Bible prophecy commentators.
Some speculate that Tyre may represent Babylon the Great City in the Book of Revelation. I provide insight on the potential for Tyre to represent Babylon the Great City in this article.