Anagrams in the book of Revelation

[bobevenson]

The thing is that you just saying that the word originates in Revelations is not sufficient, where is your evidence?

All I can say is, if you don't believe me, prove all the Biblical scholars wrong by citing an authoritative source on the internet.

You have yet to cite a biblical scholar

all the best, rantal

If you bothered to read anything on the book of Revelation, you would realize that it's common knowledge. However, since you are obviously too lazy to do this, let me quote from Wikipedia:
"Nicolaism (also Nicholaism, Nicolationism, or Nicolaitanism) is a Christian heresy, first mentioned (twice) in the book of Revelation of the New Testament, whose adherents were called Nicolaitanes. According to Revelation 2, vv. 6 and 15, they were known in the cities of Ephesus and Pergamos. In this chapter, the church at Ephesus is commended for "hating the deeds of the Nicolaitanes, which I also hate" and the church in Pergamos is blamed for "having them who hold their [the Nicolaitanes'] doctrines". There is no other first-hand evidence to give us certainty about the nature of this sect." (That's because there never was any such sect, it was just a made-up anagram for the book of Revelation.)

[mickthinks]

(That's because there never was any such [Nicolaitanes] sect, it was just a made-up anagram for the book of Revelation.)

Nicolaitanes is a word original to Revelation, and is an anagram for "O satanic line," a reference to the beast line of the the Ouzo Cross (see "The Ouzo Prophecy").

So the Ouzo Prophecy is written by someone who thinks that the Book of Revelation was written in King James's English. lol

[bobevenson]

(That's because there never was any such [Nicolaitanes] sect, it was just a made-up anagram for the book of Revelation.)

Nicolaitanes is a word original to Revelation, and is an anagram for "O satanic line," a reference to the beast line of the the Ouzo Cross (see "The Ouzo Prophecy").

So the Ouzo Prophecy is written by someone who thinks that the Book of Revelation was written in King James's English. lol

When something is divinely inspired, it transcends time. The book of Revelation was written in Greek and later translated into the KJV, but the anagrams were predestined and foreordained, my friend.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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