REVELATION UNCOVERED - God's Puzzle Solved

74 Revelation UncoveredVespasian, The General (from The South in Egypt) was chosen toput down The Jewish rebellion.To prevent attack from the backside, Vespasian began his siegein Galilee defeating one city after another. The Roman Kings (orCaesars) came after him, but fell before him in the space of oneyear. In Daniel 7, the record is that three kings were plucked upby the roots, from before this 11 th “little horn” king. The “littlehorn king” was put over the entire Roman Empire when thosethree kings were plucked up from before him. In Revelation thisking is said to be the eighth king but still the seventh head. Howcan this be? If Vespasian is historically the seventh head afterthe three plucked up from before him, how can he also be theeighth king?The beginning of the time of the end (last-days) was the emergenceof Julius Caesar, the “first king” of The Roman Empirein Daniel 7. Augustus was the second king, and the third kingwas Tiberius. Fourth was Guis, to be followed by the fifth –Claudius. The sixth was Nero at the time of John recorded in TheBook of Revelation. The three kings which were plucked up bythe roots were: (1) Galbo (2) Otho and (3) Vilellius; all came andfell before Vespasian. The three plucked up by the roots meansalthough they were; they are no more and Vespasian becomesthe seventh king of the historical beast.What perhaps is more than a coincidence is when Vespasian beganto besiege Judah in the spring of 67 A.D., (exactly two periods ofthree and one half years), making the war of The Jews a sevenyearwar. From the spring of 67 A.D. to the fall of 70 (three andone-half-years), The City of Jerusalem and the second temple layin smoldering ruins. A remaining three and one-half-years wereneeded to end the war of Jews in taking of the last strong hold of