Seven Times unto the Dispersion Consummation

Jonathan Photius's new groundbreaking Neo-Historicism method of interpreting the end-times prophecies offers biblical scholars never-seen-before analysis and a fresh perspective on the Seven-Times prophecies foretelling the punishment and restoration of the Jews. Classical Historicist scholars view prophecy as a continuous fulfillment of events throughout history up until the Second Coming. Neo-Historicism is a post-modern method of reinterpreting the Apocalypse through a similar...
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Jonathan Photius's new groundbreaking Neo-Historicism method of interpreting the end-times prophecies offers biblical scholars never-seen-before analysis and a fresh perspective on the Seven-Times prophecies foretelling the punishment and restoration of the Jews. Classical Historicist scholars view prophecy as a continuous fulfillment of events throughout history up until the Second Coming. Neo-Historicism is a post-modern method of reinterpreting the Apocalypse through a similar historical lens, but with a newer Eastern Orthodox perspective and emphasis on a more Christological-centric view of the Books of Daniel and Revelation. This work will cover topics including:¿ The Seven Times Punishment and Restoration of the Jews¿ The Convergence of the Northern & Southern Kingdoms' Return¿ Re-examining Daniel's 70-Weeks prophecy alternatively as 70- Generations of Jewish Diaspora with a 69th-Generation Return.¿ The Crucifixion, Holy Eucharist and Holy Trinity revealed through Daniel's 70-Weeks Prophecy with a 30 A.D. death on the cross.¿ Weakness of Seder Olam Rabbah vs Conventional Chronology¿ Handling common objections and lies promoted by Jewish rabbis with the 70-Weeks Prophecy identifying Christ as fulfillment.¿ The Birth of the God-Man through the Ecumenical Councils¿ A revised calculation for the 2300 days of Daniel 8¿ The Rise and Fall of Islam foretold in the scriptures