Revealed Translation of John's Revelation

 

"I, the Lord Jesus Christ am the writer of this book by revelation through this medium, Archie Inger. I have interpreted the meaning of John's Revelation which should be interpreted in this day to prepare the way of my last coming upon the earth."

 

Revealed Translation of John's Revelation is not a traditional biblical commentary or academic exegesis. It presents itself as a direct, channeled transmission from Jesus the Christ to the medium Archie J. Inger. The text serves as a "key to the Scriptures" and a guide to the mechanics of Spiritual Salvation, designed to strip away centuries of orthodox misinterpretation, translations, and human dogma. The core premise is that the original biblical Revelation was deliberately veiled in mystery and symbol, only to be fully unveiled in the modern age through Direct Spiritual Communion.

 

I. The Medium and the Method of Transmission

 

The book underscores the absolute necessity of a passive, submissive medium for Pure Divine Transmission.

 

Archie J. Inger is described as a Humble Individual without practical education, chosen specifically so that the writings could not be attributed to his own intellect or reasoning.

 

The text insists that a true prophet must become a "blank unwritten upon," sacrificing all personal convictions, worldly ambitions, and Free-Will so that God's Wisdom can be transmitted without mortal distortion.

 

The minor difficulties or disarrangements in the phrasing of the book are intentional, left by the Spirit to prevent the text from being read casually; it demands deep pondering and prayerful submission to be understood.

 

 

II. The Esoteric Reinterpretation of the Apocalypse

 

The text uses the symbols of John's Revelation not to describe literal, historical, or future earthly wars, but to map the internal, psychological, and spiritual evolution of the human Soul and the destruction of the human ego.

 

The Seven Churches as Spiritual Gifts: The churches in Asia (Ephesus, Pergamos, Smyrna, Philadelphia, Sardis, Laodicea, and Thyatira) are not merely historical congregations, but represent the Seven Divine gifts bestowed upon every individual: Existence, Consciousness, Individuality, Wisdom, Reason, Judgment, and Love.

 

The Lamb as a State of Existence: In this Cosmology, "The Lamb" is not exclusively a historical figure, but a state of being—a Complete and Perfect submission to God's Will (Mount Zion). Jesus of Nazareth was the first to reach this state and thus became the Lamb, but it is a condition achievable by All Redeemed Souls.

 

The Beast (666) and "Formation": The dreaded Beast is revealed to be "Formation"—anything that man can handle, control, or build using his own selfish will, including earthly governments, personal wealth, and even orthodox religions and creeds.

 

Babylon and the United States: Babylon represents the pinnacle of mortal, selfish ambition. The text explicitly identifies the United States as the modern head of Babylon (the "great whore"), noting that despite its high progress and claims of freedom, it has become corrupted by extreme selfishness, unequal distribution, and political injustice. Its eventual "fall" will not be by foreign war, but by a total internal restructuring driven by the demands of the people and the influx of Divine Revelation.

 

 

III. The Necessity of Spirit Communication

 

Aligning perfectly with the theme of this hub, the book asserts that true Christianity and Spiritual Progression are impossible without the Active Intervention and Communication of departed spirits.

 

The Souls of the redeemed (the Angels and Saints) are the Active Administrators of God's Will on earth.

 

The book rejects the idea that a person can rely solely on their own judgment or reading of the Bible to Find Truth; without Direct Inspiration or Revelation from Spirits, human reason will always fall into selfishness and error.

 

Spirits actively manipulate the Lives of mortals—sometimes bringing illness, financial ruin, or family confusion—specifically to break down a person's arrogance and self-reliance, forcing them to look toward God.

 

 

IV. The Ultimate Goal: The Sacrifice of Free Will

 

The central theological pillar of the book is the battle between God's Will and Man's Free Will.

 

"Satan" or the "Devil" is not a horned entity, but the manifestation of man's own selfish, unguided Free-Will.

 

To Live for oneself is considered "murder," and the only path to Eternal Peace is the Total, Unconditional Surrender of Personal Ambitions to the dictates of the Holy Spirit.

 

The Nature of Damnation: The text mercifully redefines eternal damnation. It is not everlasting torture in fire, but rather a protective boundary. Souls are "damned" (prohibited) from entering Eternity in a corrupted state; they must remain in a state of "weeping" (working out their sins and Realizing the futility of their earthly desires) in the Spirit World until they finally Surrender Their Will to God.

 

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