# 70 A.D: The First Trumpet - Author: Paul Csavdari - Site: MEKORAH - Content type: Video - Editorial status: Current position - Canonical URL: https://paulcsavdari.blog/2026/07/16/36-the-first-seal/ - Published: 2026-07-16T09:37:00+02:00 - Last revised: 2026-07-17T18:15:09+02:00 ## Subject Collections - [Video](https://paulcsavdari.blog/ai/category/video.md): This category brings together videos by Paul Csavdari exploring new interpretations of Daniel and Revelation in relation to history, philosophy, political power, and the events associated with the time of the end. Canonical category page: https://paulcsavdari.blog/category/video/ ## Official Summary Almost three decades of early Christian history—from the stoning of Stephen onward—were erased, distorted, or overwritten. In my interpretation, 36 AD marks the opening of the First Seal and the beginning of the historical period dominated by Philosophy. During these crucial decades, two fundamentally different… ## Full Text Almost three decades of early Christian history—from the stoning of Stephen onward—were erased, distorted, or overwritten. In my interpretation, 36 AD marks the opening of the First Seal and the beginning of the historical period dominated by Philosophy. During these crucial decades, two fundamentally different messages about Jesus collided: one prophetic, kingdom-centered, and rooted in Jerusalem; the other philosophical, law-free, and centered on Paul. Only one survived in the official historical record—not because it was more authentic, but because it eventually gained control over the texts, the archives, and Christian historical memory. Within this same period, the First Trumpet sounded in 70 AD with the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple. The historical center of the original Jerusalem movement disappeared, and Christian authority was increasingly transferred into the Greek and Roman world. The First Trumpet was therefore not a separate historical period, but a decisive event occurring within the period of the First Seal. In this episode, we examine: – how Paul’s narrative became the dominant surviving voice – why most writings associated with the Jerusalem apostles and the churches of Asia disappeared – the silent rejection of Paul by the Asian churches – why John’s exile may have resulted not from Rome, but from local political and religious pressure – how Greek philosophy reshaped and rewrote the original message of Jesus within a single generation – how the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD removed the historical center of the original movement and fulfilled the First Trumpet By the end, a disturbing possibility becomes visible: what is commonly called “Christian history” is largely the version preserved by those who won the struggle for authority. Other voices were suppressed, edited, destroyed, or buried. In my prophetic timeline, 36 AD begins the First Seal—the period in which Philosophy starts taking control of the meaning, identity, and historical memory of the movement founded around Jesus. Within that period, the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD marks the sounding of the First Trumpet. **Next episode: 325 AD — the Second Trumpet and the beginning of the Second Seal, when Christianity becomes an instrument of Imperium.** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9JPVQL1Pc4 ## Attribution The interpretations and conclusions belong to Paul Csavdari. The AI-generated voice is the narrator, not the author. © Paul Csavdari. All rights reserved.