That's because I gave a taste of what happened. It took 200 years. Go ahead. Do the research. The stars did seem to fall. There was a whole lot of shaking going on. You're trying to update something that was said to the very people who needed those words at the right time.
Imagine the horror of Nero's decree. If you were in that empire, (and all of Europe, the western half of Asia, and the northern part of Africa was all under Roman rule), imagine what you would think and feel as a believer.
My immediate thought would have been, "Are you nuts? I may believe in the Lord, but I don't have to let anyone know that, if not knowing that would save my life and the lives of my family." But that wasn't God's plan. He did want us to go out and tell the good news. How could we possibly survive in such times?
So, Jesus told what was going to happen, so they'd know he knew it ahead of time. And John had his revelation when all hell broke loose to that world. It was to encourage those people at that time.
Get real. If it happened like that now, don't you think God would owe us more revelation? AND, if he did, and he did give it, then here's a question for you: Doesn't that make the Bible all about us, instead of all about God?
God's revelation is complete. The only thing that hasn't happened yet is Jesus has not returned. That just means he hasn't saved all he plans to save.
Stop buying the bologna being served to you and do your own research. I've said a bunch of "pastors" taught me a boatload of hooey, so then I had to relearn. Way past time for you to do your own learning. As it stands now, the best you could give a woman in fear of what you're teaching is
That was nothing to go on. And why? Because you still aren't ready for your dystopian future yourself, and your dystopian future is nothing short of what all dystopian is -- fiction. John 3:16 doesn't even say a thing about "accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior." At 69 years old, you should at least know that much.
Time to do your homework. You've got a lot of catching up to do.