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In this video we investigate the meaning behind the symbols given in the second and third chapters of The Apocalypse of St John. It reveals that the events described in the book begin on 29 June 2000. We are therefore already living through it. This maybe goes someway towards explaining why, since the Millennium, the world appears to have gone mad.

The Apocalypse of ST John is the last book of the Bible, The narrative, which concerns the end of the 'world', or rather age, is framed in symbolic form. Frightening images are presented representing the punishments to be meted on the world and on the devils who have corrupted it. The entity delivering this message is called the 'alpha and omega', which are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. This figure is representative of both Jesus Christ and the constellation we call Orion. This figure, or ones like it, appear in other transcendental literature. We examine this here but much more will be said about the Orion connection in the next video.

The Apocalypse or Revelation of St. John is the last book of the Bible. It is a startlingly different book from all the rest. It presents a vision of the End of Days but described in highly symbolic form. In many ways it is like a dream but it is more than that. It is a vision that invites decoding. One question that arises is ; who wrote it? Was it penned by the Apostle John or some other person. In this video we examine the evidence.

So far I have been critical of Darwin's theory of evolution from the perspectives of, firstly, the need for intelligent design and secondly its inconsistency with regard to innovation in engineering terms. It is now time to provide an alternative hypothesis for how life on earth came about, in all its diversity. Could life be endemic to the universe as a whole? If so, are planets terra-formed as a matter of course? In this episode we look into the evidence for this from ancient, historical records, interpreting what this may indeed mean in terms we understand today.

In this video we compare Darwin's theory with man-made evolution of machinery. In particular we look at the evolution of the railways and how this was dependent not on 'random mutation' or locomotives but rather human ingenuity. The question is posed: why should we assume that biological evolution is random when we know that to achieve even a fraction of the complexity of changes needed for it requires intelligence?

Currently there is an upsurge in Satanism or Luciferianism. We examine this phenomenon, its causes and the dire consequences for those so engaged. It all comes down to eating that fateful apple!

This lecture is a close examination of the premises on which are based Darwin's Theory of Evolution. Contrary arguments are presented. These reveal that what is presented as hard science, in all of the textbooks, is in reality a theory with shallow roots. Darwinism is not a proven fact but more in the nature of a cult. It does not explain the complexity of nature because it ignores the difficulty of how complex systems, such as animals, could emerge spontaneously. 'Mind' is not an after-thought but a creative power that is needed for all mutation.

This is the third and last part of my little series on the Book of Daniel. In this part we focus on chapters 10 through 12, which are the final three. These cover Daniel's visions of the 'man clothed in white', who stands over the Tigris River. This being is clearly the same as St John meets at the start of his Apocalypse, who calls himself the 'First and the Last, the Alpha and Omega'; in other words Jesus Christ. Daniel is give a series prophecies concerning the end of the world but told these are sealed in a book. There are also timings of certain events. We examine these. If you have not yet watched parts 1 and 2. These are also available on this channel 'TheInvisibleCollege'. Please like and subscribe to this channel. It will cost you nothing but help in getting the word out there.

Part 2 of this series on the Book of Daniel concerns his prophecies for Jerusalem. Daniel, along with a number of other teenagers, had been taken in 604 BC to Babylon after the fall of Jerusalem to Nebuchadnezzar. There he made a name for himself after correctly interpreting the king's dreams. In 539 BC, by now an old man, he witnessed the capture of Babylon itself to the army of King Cyrus of Persia. Anxious to know what fate would befall the Jews, he consulted the Prophecies of Jeremiah. There he read an outline prophecy that they captivity would last for 70 years. He asked God and his angels to elaborate on this. Accordingly, he received a whole set of prophecies concerning the holy city, Jerusalem, and its fate. We examine these here. PS At one point I make reference to the 'Yom Kippur War' between the Israelis and Arabs. I should have said the 'Six Day War' as this is the one that took place in 1967. The Yom Kippur War was in 1973. My mistake, I apologise.

This is the first of three videos analysing the symbolism and prophecies contained in the Book of Daniel. One of the most remarkable books in the whole Bible, the book of Daniel was written in the 6th century BC. It gives remarkably accurate prophecies for the series of Empires following the Neo Babylonian. It also gives a foretaste of what is to come at the end of the 'age'. In this sense it is a prequel to the Book of Revelation or Apocalypse of St John. Daniel also introduces us to the angels, that though implicit elsewhere in the bible are not so well explained elsewhere.