Why did God make the book of Revelation so open to interpretation?
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Perhaps it’s not. The problem isn’t the ambiguity of prophecy as much as the certainty of fools and those who follow them. Instead of being students, or investigators gathering clues and solving mysteries, we are echos of forefathers, passing on tradition and supposition. The roots of the church were fertilized with blood. Maybe the meaning was obvious in the beginning but now hidden. I think I have most of it figured out...but so does everyone else.
