Identificados del Apocalipsis - Fernandez, Hugo
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Revelations is a book of the Bible long known for its mysteries and prophecies. Definitions of the images depicted in Revelations can seem fantastical and confusing, and sometimes portrayed too literally for people to understand. Explanations to these depictions have been numerous in interpretations for many generations. But every detail portrayed in every creature or event carries a distinct purpose and absolute meaning. The journey here was to correlate all sources and references of symbols, characters, and creatures in Revelations to Biblical meanings of such likenesses in other parts of…mehr

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Revelations is a book of the Bible long known for its mysteries and prophecies. Definitions of the images depicted in Revelations can seem fantastical and confusing, and sometimes portrayed too literally for people to understand. Explanations to these depictions have been numerous in interpretations for many generations. But every detail portrayed in every creature or event carries a distinct purpose and absolute meaning. The journey here was to correlate all sources and references of symbols, characters, and creatures in Revelations to Biblical meanings of such likenesses in other parts of the Bible and history. Upon discerning all the patterns drawn, a clear picture begins to emerge. A picture revealing the antichrist, the four horsemen, the two witnesses, and other important figures in Revelations.
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Hugo Fernandez is from Tena, Colombia but his path took him from bank managing at 23 years old, studying at Queens College in NYC, and finally becoming a restaurateur in NYC. His spiritual quest began upon becoming a Christian and reviewing meanings in the Bible. Meanings in Revelations seemed to be vague or lacking depth regardless of any denomination that offered explanations.Questions of symbols and their meanings sent him on an impassioned 31-year investigation of the Book of Revelations, cross -references with the Torah, Talmud, other books of the Bible, seminars, historical events, theologians and pastors from different churches. He investigated locations in Patmos, Ephesus, and ancient Constantinople (Istanbul) in Turkey and Greece where events of Revelations and the Bible are proposed to have taken place. He is currently a Governing Elder at the Presbyterian church on Long Island, New York.