Episodes

  • Ch. 2: The Son Of Man, or, The Antithesis

    Ch. 2: The Son Of Man, or, The Antithesis
    Jan 18 2025
    Part II, Chapter 2, "The Son of Man: Or, The Antithesis," from James Aitken Wylie's 'The Great Exodus': This chapter contrasts the kingdoms of the Beast and the Son of Man, highlighting their opposing natures and the unfolding of their respective reigns throughout Revelation. The Beast's kingdom, characterized by carnality, sensuality, tyranny, and idolatry, is gradually revealed through a series of increasingly powerful empires. Conversely, the Son of Man's kingdom, characterized by spiritual authority, justice, and truth, begins humbly but ultimately triumphs, ultimately leading to a peaceful and blessed world. The chapter emphasizes the contrasting symbolic imagery used to depict both kingdoms, ultimately highlighting the eventual triumph of good over evil. Intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho Foot notes: 1. Auberlen on the Prophecies of Daniel," p. 10.e 2. Regarding these seven kingdoms, Hoffman's view is the following: "The five kings which are fallen are the Assyrian, Chaldean, Persian, Greek, and Antiochus; Rome's Caesar is the sixth; the seventh, whom John expects, is the Germanic Hengstenberg gives the same list of monarchies as forming the seven heads of the beast, only he leaves out Antiochus, and prefixes Egypt. (Vol. 2:468, 459.) Ebrard's seven heads are the same as Hoffmans. Anberlen (p. 271, 272) agrees with Heng- stenberg, and SO does Principal Fairbairn, who, almost alone among modern British expositors of Prophecy takes this view of the seven heads. (See his able work on Prophecy.) The arrangement the author has adopted is somewhat different, and has this merit, that the seven monarchies embraced in his list run in the line of the image, and are all indicated in it.#
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    20 mins
  • P2: Ch.1 "The Crisis Of The Church & The World"

    P2: Ch.1 "The Crisis Of The Church & The World"
    Jan 14 2025
    Part II, Chapter 1, "The Crisis of the Church and the World," from James Aitken Wylie's 'The Great Exodus': Wylie argues that the crucifixion of Christ marked a turning point in the history of the world and possibly even the universe. The world had been descending into darkness and sin, symbolized by the dominance of idolatrous empires and their oppressive systems. Christ's sacrifice, however, marked the beginning of an upward movement toward light and redemption. The author suggests that this change was not limited to Earth but affected the spiritual world as well. The chapter sets the stage for the "exodus" of the Church from this era of bondage and lays the groundwork for the ensuing events of the apocalypse. Intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho
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    31 mins
  • 14. Length Of The Judgement Day

    14. Length Of The Judgement Day
    Dec 28 2024
    Chapter 14 centers on Wylie's unique perspective on the final judgment. He posits a 75-year process (1792-1867), arguing that the destruction of the idolatrous world power won't be swift but a deliberate, multifaceted unfolding. This extended judgment allows for repentance and aligns with various prophetic timelines. Wylie uses the seven stages of the judgment as a type of the ten plagues of Egypt, highlighting the thoroughness and precision of God's action." Intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho
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    16 mins
  • 13. The Three Times And A Half, Or Third Chronological Line.

    13. The Three Times And A Half, Or Third Chronological Line.
    Dec 21 2024
    Chapter 13, "The Three Times and a Half," of *The Great Exodus* discusses the third chronological line in biblical prophecy, which intersects with the other two at the French Revolution of 1792. The author explains how this period, lasting three and a half times (or 1260 years), represents the time when the saints are given into the hands of the "little horn," symbolizing the papacy. The chapter details the papacy's rise to power and its eventual downfall, interpreting various symbols from the Book of Daniel to support this analysis. It emphasizes the transition from the dominance of pagan idolatry to papal idolatry at the midpoint of this period (around A.D. 532), highlighting the connection between religious and political events. intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho
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    18 mins
  • 12. Vision Of Cleansing; Or Second Chronological Line.

    12. Vision Of Cleansing; Or Second Chronological Line.
    Dec 16 2024
    In this chapter, Wylie discusses the second chronological line in biblical prophecy, which focuses on the cleansing of the Church. He explores the symbolic meaning of this cleansing process, drawing parallels between the historical events and the prophetic imagery. Wylie reveals the harmony between this vision and other prophetic cycles, demonstrating the interconnected nature of God's plan for history and the Church. intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho
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    31 mins
  • 11. The Harmony Of Prophetic Cycles.

    11. The Harmony Of Prophetic Cycles.
    Dec 14 2024
    In this episode, we delve into the intricate harmonies found within biblical prophecy. We explore the mathematical precision and symbolic significance of prophetic time periods, focusing on the "seven times" of the world power's dominance and the Church's corresponding period of oppression. We'll unravel the interconnectedness of various prophetic cycles, demonstrating how seemingly disparate events align to reveal a coherent and divinely ordained plan. Discover how the "seven times" are linked to other key periods, such as the seventy weeks of Daniel and the two thousand three hundred years of the vision of cleansing. This exploration reveals a profound unity within the prophetic narrative, pointing to the ultimate triumph of God's plan for His Church.
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    21 mins
  • 10.) Length Of The "Seven Times."

    10.) Length Of The "Seven Times."
    Dec 9 2024
    In this Chapter Rev. J.A. Wylie examines the scriptural evidence that points to the "Seven Times" being on the day for a year prophetic scale, as is the Times time and half a time or 1260 days as years. As well as what took place during these prophetic times to prove his point going back to the birth of Messiah and his prophetic ministry.
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    37 mins
  • 9. The Commencement Of The Bondage: Or, The "Seven Times."

    9. The Commencement Of The Bondage: Or, The "Seven Times."
    Nov 24 2024
    Chapter 9 of *The Great Exodus* discusses the commencement of the Church's bondage, also referred to as the "Seven Times." It explores the timeline of this period and its significance. The chapter delves into the symbolic representation of this era and its interpretation. It uses various historical and biblical references to illustrate the oppression and ultimate triumph of the Church during this time. intro music https://uppbeat.io/t/alex-besss/psycho
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    49 mins