God is ALL in All
This is a Philosophical and Spiritual endeavor to extract, Harmonize, and synthesize the Universal Truths underlying the world's Diverse Religious, Mystical, and Philosophical traditions. Most famously associated with the concept of Perennial Philosophy, it posits that All Major Traditions share a single, transcendent metaphysical Source and Core Set of Truths.
"By the Power of Truth, I, while Living, have Conquered the Universe."
"I Am Nothing, yet I Am Everything."
The Historical Fulfillment of John's Revelation
"Fixed opinions are always the enemies of Truth, whether they are fixed by an individual for himself; by a church for its members; or by a country for its people. We all possess so little Truth that our philosophy is generally maintained by mere combativeness alone; while a Truth will not only stand upon its own merits, but will grow."
The Historical Fulfillment of John's Revelation serves as the material companion to Archie J. Inger’s Spiritual translations. Before receiving these revelations, Inger was a skeptic who disapproved of organized religion, viewing it as a form of eternal bondage to creed and dogma. In an hour of despair, his skepticism was shattered by a three-week communion with Angels, during which he was liberated from doubt and introduced to a creedless, boundless doctrine. Three years later, the Christ appeared to him in a vision, dictating the Spiritual interpretation of the Apocalypse, followed subsequently by this specific historical key, which he was commanded to withhold until the Spirit granted permission to publish.
I. The Dual Prophecy: Church and State
Inger’s revelation posits that John's apocalyptic vision was twofold, designed to simultaneously track the trajectory of Spiritual Power (the Church) and Civil Power (the Roman Empire and its successors). Because these forces were distinct but closely allied, God utilized two parallel sets of symbols: the Four Beasts (representing the Church around the throne) and the Four Horses (representing the earthly Roman government).
The First Era: The Lion and the White Horse In its earliest days, the Church existed in its purest, fearless state, represented by the Lion. Armed only with Faith and Majestic Truth, it reigned victorious over its obstacles. Parallel to this, the Roman government was symbolized by the White Horse, marking an era of victory, peace, and conquering expansion. Historically, this occurred shortly after the birth of Christ under rulers like Octavius Caesar, who was given a crown and went forth conquering.
The Second Era: The Calf and the Red Horse As time progressed, the Church lost its unmolested victory and was represented by the Calf, becoming a beast of sacrifice and slaughter both materially and Spiritually. The corresponding civil government was depicted as the Red Horse, signifying a period of intense bloodshed and danger where peace was taken from the earth by the sword. This era was initiated by Nero around A.D. 54, who burned Rome and slaughtered Christians, sparking 250 years of severe persecution.
The Third Era: The Face of a Man and the Black Horse During the third period, the Church was symbolized by a beast with the Face of a Man, indicating the loss of its Divine character as it submitted to human dictation, dogma, and the worldly aspirations of its bishops. The civil power transitioned to the Black Horse, representing a time of literal and figurative darkness, famine, and the strict rationing of wheat and barley. Historically, this aligns with Constantine embracing Christianity in A.D. 306 and corrupting it with worldly power, while Alaric the Barbarian simultaneously invaded Rome, causing extreme famine.
The Fourth Era: The Flying Eagle and the Pale Horse In the final stage of this prophecy, the Church soared to absolute political dominance, represented by the Flying Eagle. It became a bold, merciless predator that tortured its enemies. The Roman government, now depicted as the Pale Horse ridden by Death, lost its vitality and submitted entirely to the dictates of the Pope. This culminated historically in the brutal Papal persecutions, where dissenters were systematically slaughtered, starved, roasted, and fed to beasts.
II. The Identification of Babylon (The Great Whore)
The text explicitly identifies "Mystery, Babylon the Great" as the Roman Catholic Church, stripped of its Divine Authority and reigning over the kings of the earth.
The Symbolism of Wealth: The harlot’s purple and scarlet garments are the exact colors worn by the Pope and his Cardinals, and her decking of precious stones reflects the unimaginable, hoarded wealth of the papal court.
The Babylonian Connection: The Catholic rituals—such as the wafer (called "mola"), holy water, and celibate priesthood—are traced directly back to Semiramis, the first "Queen of Heaven" in ancient Babylon, exposing the church's pagan roots.
III. The Seven Kings and the Ten Horns
The "Beast with Seven Heads" represents the sequence of Seven Earthly Powers that historically supported papal supremacy.
The Eighth: Austria, after falling and being reorganized, supported the papacy once more.
The Ten Horns: These represent the ten divided states of Italy, which were controlled by Austria (the beast). Eventually, these states united into a kingdom, turned their hatred upon the papal power, and invaded Rome on September 12, 1870, stripping the Pope of his political authority and making the harlot "desolate".
IV. Protestantism and the "Two Witnesses"
Inger does not spare the reformed churches from this Divine critique. Protestantism is classified as the "child of the harlot". While figures like Martin Luther were Divine instruments used to break Catholic tyranny, they overstepped their authority by establishing new, narrow creeds. Protestant churches are condemned for maintaining the same hypocrisies, absorbing themselves in societal status, and demanding adherence to dogmas rather than Requiring Genuine, Unselfish Works.
The "Two Witnesses" of Revelation, long slain and lying in the street because they were fundamentally misunderstood, are the prophecies of Daniel and the Revelation of John. When properly understood, these texts arise to condemn all superstitious and dogmatic religions that have falsely claimed the authority of Christ.
V. The Final Alliance and the End of the World
The end of the world is defined not as physical annihilation, but as the end of the current epoch of civil and religious tyranny, paving the way for the Fifth Universal Empire (the reign of Truth). The "Second Beast" with two horns like a lamb represents the Greek Church (Russia). The prophecy predicts a final, shocking alliance between the Roman Catholic Church, the Greek Church, and the Church of England, driven by the decaying authority of monarchs and a desperate attempt to resist the incoming wave of Spiritual Progress and Free Thought.
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