Introduction
The author believes that Catholicism (33-1958 A.D.) is the one true religion revealed by God to mankind; that Jesus Christ is Lord and Saviour; and that all the dogmas of the Faith must be believed, whole and entire, as the Catholic Faith.
It is also held to be true that the current age is the time of Apostasy, the loss of faith, which began in particular with the establishment of the first false pope in 1958, Angelo Roncalli (a.k.a John 23rd); and also with the founding of the false church of Vatican Council '2', in 1965.
The time of Apostasy concerns the "last times of the world". The key to understanding it all is found primarily in Apocalypse and the prophecies of Our Lady of Fatima. All other sources are secondary and must be subject to them.
Naturally there are plenty of other theories about the Truth Of It All, and they involve many prophecies; but Our Lady is Queen of Prophets; and Fatima cannot become irrelevant or supplanted, for it was never resolved. Since the third part of the Secret of Fatima was kept hidden, in 1960, it is to Apocalypse we must turn, for it means "Revelation".
The Premise And An Outline
This theory is a 'big picture' theory. The Apocalypse concerns the whole history of the world, from its creation in Genesis to its end (and more). In chapter twenty-one, St. John (for it is he who wrote it) saw "a new heaven and a new earth. For the first heaven and the first earth was gone: and the sea is now no more".
The whole point of Apocalypse is the Book of Life. It is the book "sealed with seven seals" (Apoc. 5:1). To unseal it is the ultimate goal; its result is a more favourable outcome for all souls. This was in the plan from the beginning, for the Book of Life is "from the foundation of the world" (Apoc. 17:8). And the only one Who can do this is Our Lord Jesus Christ, Who purchased salvation for us at great price. His Merits are sufficient for all whether or not souls make proper use of them.
The Apocalypse is divided into chapters according (for the most part) to a particular theme. Some of them depict Heavenly events (chapters four and five), others clearly concern visible events of the world (chapters 11 and 13), and there are those in which both intersect (chapters twelve and fourteen).
There is no clear chronological order of events. There is an order, but it diverges into two parts. We can see this more clearly in chapters 11 and 13, both of which are concerned with the years of the reign of the "beast", but in completely different ways. This is due to the divergent "timeline" which may be called "the Two Timelines". To put it simply, the time of the beast would have unfolded according to either chapter 11 or 13, but not both. This is explored in detail in other sections.
The Apocalypse is not a simply a straightforward account of what will happen. That is not its purpose. True prophecy is employed to warn its recipients to repent of their sins and change their lives for the better. Thus, prophecy is, in the main, conditional.
Apocalypse is also conditional in that it can unfold this way or that, according to how it is arrived at. That is why there are Two Timelines, and either of these are arrived at through the Secret of Our Lady of Fatima, Whose prophetic words also diverge into two possible outcomes - conditional upon whether or not Her requests were carried out - and both of which lead into the End-Times. This is the key to understanding the arrangement of the text, and its meaning.
Arrangement Of Contents
Thesis & Synopsis: Our Lady of Fatima is the key to Apocalypse, which concerns the Book of Life and two possible timelines of fulfillment.
The end point of this exploration placed at the beginning. All else is in between.
The
Siri Thesis is incorrect/inexact and the timing of Roncalli's Mass
alteration proves it. What really happened is that not only is the chair
empty, it is removed.
Four Living Creatures And The Seals
Apocalypse Chapter 1: The apparition to St. John on the isle of Patmos. There is a distinct possibility that it is St. Joseph.
Apocalypse Chapters 4 & 6: The
Four Living Creatures and "He, that sitteth on the throne" (Chapter 4).
The four living creatures represent Our Lady in the four Marian Dogmas.
They announce the arrival of the Four Horsemen, which are movements of
influence in the world for decades.
Apocalypse Chapters 6 & 8:
Decades after the fourth seal and the beginning of the Vatican '2'
church, the fifth seal is opened with a worldwide deception and for the
purpose of filling the number of elect. An even greater deception comes
as a false prophecy (Garabandal) fulfilled.
Apocalypse Chapter 12:
The establishment of the antipapacy by the dragon and the retreat of
the church (the woman) from Roncalli's appearance in 1958 to the
imposition of Vatican Council '2' in 1965. Siri was elected but did not reign (the Siri Thesis).
And Apocalypse Chapter 7:
The 'man of sin' and his origin; the "operation of error" and its
extent; and time stops to sign the elect as for the Miracle of the Sun.
And Apocalypse Chapter 15: Sr. Lucia of Fatima's Third Secret vision released by the Vatican in June 2000 and interpreted as a failed assassination attempt - which it is not.
The End Times In Two Ways: Fatima
has two alternative scenarios; so too, does Apocalypse. Only one can
come to pass...Looking at the Gospel accounts, La Salette and Our Lady of Good Success in particular.
Two Timelines Of Apocalypse (Part Three): "It All Comes Down To This".
The Book Of Life Thesis:
The meaning of 'the little book open' (Apoc. Ch. 10); the full
implication of the Book of Life; examining Daniel's prophecy (Ch. 12);
resolving a 'circular logic problem'.
Follow-up
to "Two Timelines (Part Three)": How the Apocalypse may be used by the
Adversary if it is not ignored or discounted, or all at once.
The
lack of a consensus is no obstacle to the remnant Church and there are
reasons why, drawn from the 'Sede Remota' premise. Church in 'mode of
preservation'.
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