2027–2031 A.D. — The Fall of Economic Babylon
The Final Phase of the Prophetic Timeline The final image of this timeline points toward a period that has not yet been completed. In my …
A chronological collection of articles exploring the major historical and prophetic milestones from Daniel’s exile to the final phase of history. Each entry examines the event, its historical context, and its place within the prophetic timeline.
The Final Phase of the Prophetic Timeline The final image of this timeline points toward a period that has not yet been completed. In my …
The Prophecy Is Finally Understood In 2024, the prophecy of Daniel 8 began to open in a way that connected its symbols, historical starting point, …
The End of the 2,300 Evenings and Mornings In 2020, the entire world was suddenly interrupted. Borders closed. Cities emptied. Churches, schools, businesses, and public …
The Sixth Trumpet and the Fall of the Papacy In 1789, the French Revolution began dismantling the political and religious order that had governed Europe …
The Locusts Emerge from the Smoke In 1540 A.D., Pope Paul III formally approved the Society of Jesus, founded by Ignatius of Loyola. The new …
The Rebirth of the Little Horn in Human Form In 1462 A.D., European thought reached a decisive turning point. Under the patronage of Cosimo de’ …
When Interpretation Became Law In 1231 A.D., Pope Gregory IX transformed the persecution of religious dissent into a permanent judicial institution. The Church had condemned …
Imperial Christianity Divides East and West In 1054 A.D., the long conflict between the Christian centers of Rome and Constantinople reached a formal breaking point. …
A Third Universal Religious System Emerges Around 610 A.D., Muhammad began receiving the revelations that would later be collected in the Qur’an. Within a few …
The Little Horn Becomes a Political Power In 538 A.D., the bishop of Rome emerged from the final resistance of the Ostrogoths with a new …
Christianity Becomes an Imperial System In 325 A.D., Emperor Constantine summoned bishops from across the Roman Empire to the Council of Nicaea. The meeting did …
John’s Exile and the Destruction of Jerusalem Around 63 A.D., John was exiled to the island of Patmos, where he received the Revelation of Jesus. …
From Paul’s Private Vision to John’s Exile After the message had reached Cornelius and the nations, another movement began to develop under the name of …
The Message Reaches Cornelius In 34 A.D., the seventy prophetic weeks of Daniel 9 reached their conclusion. The period had begun in 457 B.C. with …
The Middle of Daniel’s Final Week In 31 A.D., approximately three and a half years after his baptism, Jesus was arrested, condemned, and executed in …
The Final Week of Daniel’s Prophecy Begins Around 27 A.D., Jesus came to the Jordan and was baptized by John. This moment marks the beginning …
Rome Rules the World, but Greece Rules Rome In 146 B.C., Rome defeated Greece militarily. Corinth was destroyed, Greek political independence collapsed, and the territories …
The Violent Enforcement of Hellenization In 167 B.C., the conflict between Greek culture and the religion of Israel entered a violent stage. Antiochus IV Epiphanes, …
Greek Philosophy Enters the Sanctuary Around 281–280 B.C., a new kind of power began to emerge from the divided Greek world. Alexander’s empire had been …
The Greek Empire Is Divided In 323 B.C., Alexander the Great died in Babylon at the age of thirty-two. In little more than a decade, …
The Revelation Given at the End of His Life In 536 B.C., during the third year of Cyrus, Daniel received the final vision recorded in …
The Exiles Are Permitted to Return Babylon had fallen in 539 B.C. One year later, the change of empire produced a decisive consequence for the …
The Writing on the Wall In 539 B.C., the Neo-Babylonian Empire came to its end. The city that had conquered Jerusalem, destroyed the Temple, and …
The Prophetic Warning Fulfilled In 586 B.C., Jerusalem was destroyed by the Babylonian army, Solomon’s Temple was burned, and the Kingdom of Judah came to …
The Beginning of Exile In 605 B.C., Babylon defeated the Egyptian forces at Carchemish and extended its power toward Judah. Jerusalem was not yet destroyed, …