Part 1 - The Unveiling of the Glory of Yahweh
The understanding of the perfection of biblical prophecy unveils the glory of Yahweh
The above image will appear on every post in this series, as it is foundational to why biblical prophecy is 100% accurate. Referencing history serves as our guide to understanding the perfection of prophecy. Yahweh is across ALL time. He created it and sits above it. He is omnipresent.
I am about to embark on the most substantial task of my over 3 years of Substack writings. I have nearly 150 articles in my catalogue, which chronicle my journey of understanding who Yahweh is, and more importantly, how my experience is meant to impact the body of Christ, the true believers in Messiah Yeshua.
I have written nothing in the last two months, apart from some intermittent comments on my brothers’ and sisters’ posts and notes, preferring to wait for instructions from holy spirit as to where and what I do next. Over the last nine months, I have been harassed by Matthew Adams, an influential Christian Zionist on Substack and a Board Member of IOM America. Matthew and I had been friends on Substack. We had previously worked together on some ministry initiatives until Matthew withdrew, citing doctrinal differences. YAH arrested me last year and awakened me to the error I had accepted as fact regarding the 70th Week of Daniel’s Chapter 9 prophecy for Israel remaining as yet unfulfilled. I privately challenged Matthew last year on his Israel-centric end times views, and since that time, Matthew has embarked on a public rant aimed at my defamation. I still value Matthew and his passion for Christ, but when he is challenged on his eschatological interpretations, he manifests. I have blocked him on Substack and his email address in my email application, Outlook, but somehow, his emails still keep coming. He even wrote a persuasive article explaining his Zionist beliefs and pointing to me personally as the evil presenter of the counterfeit counter-interpretation, as if I were the only person in history who has disagreed with him.
I provide this background not to puff myself up, but instead to document how the glory of YAH cannot, and WILL not be suppressed. YAH knows how my story ends, as He knows how your story ends. Everything that has happened to me in the past has been preparatory for what is about to happen. How we traverse our time in the quiet is how we administer the gifts of the spirit within. And ALL for the glory of YAH and the edification of the body of Christ.
My current primary passion is love and truth (see 2 John), as the two go together like peas and carrots. Outflowing from this passion is the gift of teaching the Word. I have been gifted powers of spiritual discernment that can only have come from YAH as the scriptures have come alive and burned within me, searing my soul like a branding iron on flesh. I see the “big picture” clearly as if a continuous video is playing in my mind from Adam to New Jerusalem.
This discerning voice guided me in learning the spiritual truths contained in Genesis 1-11, which form the spiritual foundation of all that follows. Without this grounding, we all meander through systematic theology, taking pieces of truth and turning them into doctrines we live by without understanding their context. I have just alluded to the fatal flaw of our post-Reformation incantation of eisegesis, we now pass as theology.
Truth Matters! Love matters! But truth in love matters more!
I am about to embark on a complete exegesis of Daniel and Revelation verse by verse, whereby together we will discover the theology of truth in love as YAH intended His prophetic words to be read. There are hundreds of interpretations of Daniel and Revelation available for you, but none will weave the glory of YAH so intrinsically into the fabric of your understanding. If you journey with me, there will be no alternative but to be on your knees before your creator, in majestic worship of who He is. This majestic worship will become your lifestyle, not replaced by singing songs, but a way of life that will ooze from your soul to your outer garments as you continually glorify YAH with every action.
Daniel is the 27th Book of the Old Testament, and Revelation is the 27th Book of the New Testament.
Is this an accident?
I think not…..
Instead, we see in these two books the future of mankind from the time of Daniel’s life to the end of life as we currently know it. Daniel was a special appointment by YAH, as was the Apostle John, the writer of Revelation. I will illuminate this point more fully in the subsequent series. Daniel provides an outline of the future of mankind, particularly as it relates to the pure bloodline of Jacob (renamed Israel, which in Hebrew means “wrestles with YAH” (see Gen 32:22-32)). Revelation, on the other hand, prophesies the spiritual degradation of mankind in the period after the Apostolic Era, but within the overall prophetic timeline established in Daniel. Revelation provides the details of this period that Daniel lacks. In other words, Daniel and Revelation must be read together, and they harmonise their prophetic imagery and principles.
I have no idea how long this series will extend, but Daniel has 12 chapters and Revelation 22, plus introductions and summaries, and no doubt some deeper dives into specific chapters. I may also combine some chapters into one article, as the chapter split may be detrimental to the flow of the writer’s intention.
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Many blessings for the future.
Geoff
INTERESTING....
As a Christian, being called a Zionist can carry both positive and negative connotations—depending on who's saying it, what they mean by it, and what you actually believe. Let’s break it down with clarity, scripture, and discernment.
🔹 WHAT DOES “ZIONIST” MEAN?
Zionism, in its historical sense, refers to the movement for the return of the Jewish people to their ancestral homeland (Israel) and the re-establishment of a sovereign Jewish state. It began in the late 19th century and was fulfilled in part with the founding of the modern State of Israel in 1948.
However, the term has evolved. Today, Zionist can mean:
✅ Someone who supports the right of the Jewish people to have their own homeland in Israel.
❌ Or, in hostile circles, it's used as a slur implying support for colonialism, racism, or imperialism—especially by those who oppose Israel’s existence.
🔹 AS A CHRISTIAN, WHAT SHOULD YOU BELIEVE?
The Bible is clear about God’s relationship with Israel, both as a people and as a land:
God gave the land of Canaan (Israel) to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as an everlasting possession (Genesis 17:7–8).
Paul writes in Romans 11 that God has not rejected Israel, and that Gentiles have been grafted into the promises through Jesus.
Psalm 122:6 commands believers: “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem! May they be secure who love you!”
🔹 SO… IS BEING CALLED A ZIONIST GOOD OR BAD?
Here’s how to frame it:
✅ IT’S GOOD if it means:
You stand with God’s covenant promises to Israel.
You reject Replacement Theology (the false idea that the Church has replaced Israel in God's plan).
You support biblical prophecy, where Israel plays a central role in the end times (see Ezekiel 36–39, Zechariah 12–14, and Revelation 11).
You love what God loves, and that includes His people and His land.
⚠️ BUT BE CAREFUL IF:
Your Zionism is purely political or nationalistic without a spiritual, biblical foundation.
You support Israel uncritically, ignoring moral concerns or injustices. God Himself judged Israel when they strayed (Amos, Hosea).
You adopt a position that idolizes a nation over the Kingdom of God.
🔹 WHAT YOU SHOULD SAY IF YOU’RE CALLED A ZIONIST:
You could respond:
“If by Zionist you mean someone who believes God keeps His promises to Israel and that the Jewish people have a prophetic place in God’s redemptive plan—then yes, I am. But ultimately, I’m a follower of Jesus who believes all nations will be blessed through Him.”
🔹 BOTTOM LINE:
Being called a Zionist, in the biblical sense, means you believe God’s covenant with Israel is still valid. That’s not just good—it’s biblically faithful.
But as with all labels, be wise. Don’t let culture define your theology. Let scripture do that.
If you’re ever unsure, ask this:
“Does my view of Israel align with God’s heart, God’s Word, and God’s mission to redeem the world through Christ?”
The answer is yes—standing my ground. I am a Zionist who stands by God...and His Word.
Matthew Adams