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The Observation Lounge starts from the number twelve, then asks when a thousand year reign would fall and what a brief release afterward would mean. Twelves, from sky signs to apostles and tribes, are read as celestial allegory. A smashed calf marks an older bull age, fish miracles mark the fishes, and a water carrier points to the age ahead. The older sky cycle, he says, was pushed aside by force as well as by fashion, and airing the reading can get someone called a blasphemer. One school treats the thousand years as the church’s present age. Another expects conversion to build a golden time that Christ returns only to close. A third expects a bodily return first, then a literal kingdom, then a last revolt. A preterist option puts much of the final book in the first century. The view he dwells on, current in Tartaria circles, makes the medieval centuries the reign, the great churches its monuments, and the present trouble the little season. Old stonework, he says, belongs in the question beside the verses.
Key points
- Recurring twelves in scripture and myth are read as signs of sky ages rather than mere lists.
- Fish stories and a water carrier are taken as markers of the fishes and of the water bearer still ahead.
- One school treats the thousand years as the present age of the church, another as a future golden time, and a third as a literal kingdom after a bodily return.
- A preterist option places much of the last biblical book in the first century.
- The theory he finds most striking, popular in Tartaria circles, makes the medieval centuries the reign and the present the short season after it.
- He leaves the timing open and suggests that old stonework belongs in the argument beside the verses.
Short quotes
Moses is essentially saying the age of the bull is now over it is time to embrace the ram
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In this reading he is closing the bull age and calling people toward the ram. Watch at 1:20
Satan is released to deceive the Nations one final time before the ultimate Judgment Day
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After the long reign, the adversary is let loose once more before the last judgment. Watch at 3:39
Theory suggests that the so-called Dark Ages may have actually been the millennial reign of Christ
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One theory he finds striking treats the medieval centuries as that reign of Christ. Watch at 8:12
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