Chapter 11: Miracle of The Two Witnesses

Dive deep into the symbolism, prophecies, and meticulous details encoded in the Book of Revelation, Ezekiel 40 and 41. This comprehensive exploration captivates readers, shedding light on the divine grandeur, the role of Israel, the separation from the Gentiles, and the prophecy of the temple.

This narrative delves into the significant accounts of the two witnesses prophesying for 1,260 days in sackcloth attire considering their adherence to truth, devotion, and martyrdom. You'll learn about the layered symbolism, timeline predictions, and heightened understanding of the divine harmonic resonance imbued in the prophecy.

Expand your knowledge and understanding of God's mathematics, Jehovah's divine plan, and the critically influential number symbolism enfolding the fabric of Biblical prophecies. Witness the unveiling of the Archangel Gabriel's revelations to Daniel, the decree of King Artaxerxes, and the revelation of God's name through Moses in Exodus.

The narrative examines the Book of Zechariah's depiction of a golden candlestick, a bowl, seven lamps, seven pipes, and two olive trees, associated with two anointed figures identified as the two witnesses. Explore the prophetic ministry and the tragic fate of the witnesses slain by a beast ascending from a bottomless pit, causing unburied bodies to be strewn across the streets of a city symbolically bearing the names of Sodom and Egypt.

The episode brings into perspective accounts of biblical resurrections as a testament to divine restoration and reprieve. Drawing examples from 1 Kings, the resurrection of Lazarus, and Jesus Christ's resurrection, the narrative sets the scene for the resurrection of the Two Witnesses.

With the unfolding of the divine plan and the ultimate triumph of the heavenly kingdom on earth, the narrative draws attention to those who reject repentance and invite judgment. The heart-stirring climax brings forth the phenomenal sight of God’s heavenly temple's opening and the appearance of the Ark of His testament, enveloped by a celestial fanfare signifying the divine affirmation of God's eternal reign.