About Revelation Timeline Decoded

The Revelation Timeline Decoded studies are a result of the Spirit of Yah the Heavenly Father revealing many truths to me.

Much of the information on this website has been taught for 1,800 years by the great theologians, and it’s only been during the last few centuries that Messiah’s Church has lost the truth about prophecy fulfillment.

In 2 Timothy 4:3-4 Paul warned us, “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables.

I was a Christian who simply believed what my Pastors had taught me about the end times.

What they taught lined up with what my John MacArthur Study Bible says, which lined up with what I hear popular Pastors like David Jeremiah and Chuck Swindoll teach. They’ve been to seminary, so surely they knew the proper explanations to prophecy.

There was no reason to doubt them until the Spirit started me on a journey that revealed how the Bible explains prophecy fulfillment, which is contrary to many of the teachings from Pastors today.

The Spirit put on my heart to look to theologians who had not been corrupted by all of the deceptions, which have really taken hold during the last century.

The best tool that the Spirit put in my path is SwordSearcher Bible software, as it gives me easy access to Bible commentaries from the top Bible scholars of the 1700 and 1800’s, such as:

  • Albert Barnes’ Notes on the New and Old Testaments, and 500-page Notes, Explanatory and Practical, on the Handbook of Revelation.
  • John Calvin’s Commentaries.
  • Adam Clarke’s Commentary on the Bible.
  • Commentary from the 1599 edition of the Geneva Bible.
  • John Gill’s Exposition of the Entire Bible.
  • Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible.
  • Matthew Henry’s Whole Bible Commentary.
  • Matthew Poole’s Commentary on the Holy Bible.
  • John Wesley’s Bible Notes.

Some people criticize me because I don’t have a degree from a seminary, but I dare say that I’ve learned from some of the most brilliant theologians and have received a far better education than a seminary graduate.

I am blessed to stand on the shoulders of these great theologians, who have taught me so much about the fulfillment of Scripture.

You can find some of their commentaries at www.studylight.org/com/ but SwordSearcher let’s you quickly read through all of the commentaries about a particular passage. And it gives you the Strong’s word listing, a Bible dictionary and much more.

Other people who the Father has placed in my life during the past few years are:

E.B. Elliott who wrote the epic 2500-page work called Horae Apocalyptae, which has 10,000 reference citations in his explanation of the fulfillment of Revelation.

Henry Grattan Guinness, who wrote Romanism and the Reformation: From the Standpoint of Prophecy which gives the explanation for the prophecies in Daniel, in 2 Thessalonians 2, in John epistles and Revelation. It’s an excellent study that exposes The Holy Roman Empire and it’s role in end-times Bible prophecy. Click here to read it online. He also wrote “History Unveiling Prophecy” which gives many citations from other theologians.

Reverend James Aitken Wylie, who wrote the books The History of Protestantism, The Papacy is the Antichrist and The Seventh Vial.

Ralph Woodrow’s book Great Prophecies Of The Bible covers the second coming of Christ, Matthew 24, the 70 weeks of Daniel and the antichrist.  Highly recommended reading!

Pastor Samuel Pestes, who wrote The Stonecutter’s Bride, Ancient Nation’s Rise To Strike Again, and Abraham’s Message To The 21st Century; Pastor Sam has had a great impact on my beliefs about the 70 Weeks of Daniel prophecy, and Jesus New Covenant as the fulfillment of the Everlasting Covenant that God made to Abraham.

Robert Carignola’s book The Present Reign Of Jesus Christ explained much of the fulfillment of Revelation.

Phillip Mauro’s study The Seventy Weeks and the Great Tribulation taught me so much about the fulfillment of the 70 Weeks of Daniel prophecy, the prophecy in Daniel 11 and 12, and Messiah’s Olivet Discourse.

Charles A. Jenning’s book The Book Of Revelation: From An Israelite And Historicist Interpretation.

Victor McGowan’s book The Revelation and the History of Christendom: Prophecy Fulfilled to the End of Our Time.

I’ve spent many hundreds of hours reading through many books and commentaries, listening to many audios, and watching many videos. Some Bible commentaries, such as from John Gill, are extremely detailed and long. Most people are too busy to read these books and watch the videos, so the Lord uses me to make the explanations more concise and easy to read.

In April 2013 I began teaching a small group about prophecy fulfillment, and I started to post the studies on my End Times Deceptions website. And the studies have just grown from there, as I’ve learned new areas of prophecy fulfillment.

The goal of this website is to teach how the Bible defines prophecy terms, and to show the fulfillment of many of the prophecies. The best way to detect a fake Dollar Bill is to know the real thing so well, that the fake ones are easy to spot.

The same is true with prophecy. When you diligently study the Bible, so that you know how it defines terms and how it reveals its fulfillment; when a Pastor is teaching contrary to these things, you know that they are teaching false prophecy.

Here’s some other people who teach the historicist narrative of prophecy fulfillment on YouTube:

Karl Tester is a historicist who is currently posting a Revelation series.

BibleOrTraditions is a historicist who has a Revelation series.

Robert Carignola of Truth In History teaches the historicist narrative.

Some people criticize me because I use the name Yah for the Heavenly Father.

Psalms 64:4 declares the name Yah, “Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before him.”

The Strong’s Hebrew Dictionary word for Jah is Yah: 3050, יָהּ Yahh yaw contraction for 3068, and meaning the same; Jah, the sacred name:—Jah, the Lord, most vehement. 

Strong’s Hebrew Dictionary word 3068 is Yahovah. יְהֹוָה Y@hovah yeh-ho-vaw’; (the) self-Existent or Eternal; Jehovah, Jewish national name of God:—Jehovah, the Lord. 

There are 45 verses which the King James renders as Lord, which have the underlying Hebrew name Yah.

An example is Exodus 15:2, “The LORD is my strength and song, and he is become my salvation: he is my God, and I will prepare him an habitation; my father’s God, and I will exalt him.” Using the Hebrew word for LORD,  it should read “Yah is my strength and song…”

Psalms 150:6 says “Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.”

Praise = hallel. Lord = Yah. Hallelujah means ‘Praise Yah’

So who am I and what gives me the authority to teach these things?

I am not a Preterist, which is someone who believes that all prophecy was fulfilled during the 1st century. I believe that the prophecies of Daniel 9, Daniel 12, Matthew 24, and others which relate to the Jews of Messiah’s day; were fulfilled in the first century, as those prophecies were about them.

I am a Historicist, like most every believer before the 19th century, who believes that Revelation has been in the process of being fulfilled since it was written and that it won’t be completed until Messiah returns.

I’m not Seventh Day Adventist, though I have learned from some SDA teachers as they’re the only church denomination that teaches historicism. That said, I disagree with some of their key explanations.

I was blessed to grow up in a Christian family and attended Baptist Churches during the early part of my life.  I’ve been blessed by the verse-by-verse studies at several Calvary Chapel Churches. But I am not part of any denomination.

I have not been to seminary or a Bible school. I am simply a child of the Most High, who has the Holy Bible as my guide and the Spirit of Truth as my teacher. I have committed my life to learning and teaching the truth about prophecy, and I work full-time in this ministry.

I believe that the Spirit shows me many insights because I hunger to know truth, so that our Father and Messiah is glorified and the enemy is defeated.

Proverbs 2:1-5 says, “My son, if you receive my words, And treasure my commands within you, So that you incline your ear to wisdom, And apply your heart to understanding; Yes, if you cry out for discernment, And lift up your voice for understanding, If you seek her as silver, And search for her as for hidden treasures; Then you will understand the fear of the Lord, And find the knowledge of God.”

Prophecy fulfillment is fairly straight-forward and easy to understand, but it is all of the deceptions that the enemy has created that make it difficult to see the truth.

My prophecy fulfillment websites explain the fulfillment of the 70th Week of Daniel, the Abomination Of Desolation Deception, and Daniel 12 Fulfillment. You will learn that most seminaries are teaching prophecy fulfillment concepts that hide the Antichrist.

And the leaven of these false teachings spreads around to Pastors and Christians, so that the majority are deceived.

My Roman Catholic Beliefs website gives a concise summary of how the Roman Catholic Church is the subject of most Bible prophecy fulfillment.

Popes have proclaimed to be God, to forgive sins, and that salvation is only through the Catholic Church.  They have killed over 100 million Christians during the Dark Ages and the Inquisition.  And the Jesuits seek to push the world into a New World Order where everyone will worship their False Messiah.

Jesuits priests are spread around the world, and have deceived 1.3 Billion Catholics into believing in a false salvation by works through the Catholic Church.

And because Christ’s Church doesn’t understand that the Roman Catholic Church is Mystery Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots, Christians are not evangelizing Catholics to call them out of the Church and into true salvation through Jesus Christ.

In Revelation 3:19-21, Messiah chastises the end-times church, proclaiming that they’re lukewarm, wretched, miserable, naked, poor, and blind. Then He gives us the promise:

As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten: be zealous therefore, and repent. Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. To him that overcomes will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.

The word ‘overcomes’ in Greek is nikao. It means to conquer, to overcome, to prevail, to get the victory.

Ever since I began my studies of Revelation, and read that passage, I’ve felt that the name Nikao defined my ministry, for my calling is to teach the fulfillment of prophecy, and to expose the deceptions of the enemy. That is how we conquer the enemy and get the victory!

So when I created a Facebook profile for ministry, I used the name Nikao, because I don’t make Facebook about me. I don’t post selfies, I don’t make posts about my life. I focus on overcoming the enemy, by teaching prophecy fulfillment. When I started posting YouTube videos, I used that name.

It’s the name that I resonate with more than my given name, especially since I don’t have children, so my real name won’t be passed on. But I don’t want to mislead anyone about who I am. I hope that my work brings honor to my father and mother, who blessed me so much by teaching me about our beloved Messiah.

I pray that this Revelation Timeline Decoded book series helps you understand the fulfillment of prophecy so that you can be an overcomer, so that you can share the truth of prophecy fulfillment, to conquer the enemy and get the victory, for the glory of our Heavenly Father and beloved Messiah! HalleluYah!

My friend, I encourage you to be a Berean and search these things out, don’t take my word for it, don’t seek to defend a position, just seek the truth. Because until the Church understands the grand deception that has blinded her, she is unable to fight to overcome the enemy in the power of Jesus Word.

My heart breaks for Christians as they have been so deceived, and have no clue about how the future is going to play out, so they are like the foolish virgins who are unprepared for Christ’s return.

My tears are shed for Pastors, who are unknowingly teaching the prophecy concepts of the Antichrist, for they will be held accountable for misleading their flocks.

I pray to our Heavenly Father in the power of Messiah’s name that He will give you eye salve to see the truth.

In His love,

David Nikao Wilcoxson

Here’s a link to the How To Share The Historical Fulfillment Of Prophecy one-page PDF which helps you open up people’s minds to the historical fulfillment explanations.

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94 thoughts on “About Revelation Timeline Decoded”

  1. In the Book of Revelation there is the ‘possible’ prophesy of New Jerusalem. If you read it correctly, New Jerusalem is the United States (created Juden-Christian) and to further in the Gospels there is Jesus saying that blessings will be given to another country that will take the place of Israel, due to the incompetence of Israel.

    Because of this I prophesy that the Muslim empire will overtake Israel (and win) and thus the USA will accept all of the Jewish refugees and they will live here, and the USA will be their new safe and prosperous home. (“all of Israel will be saved”).

    These infantile interpretations of the Revelation will turn out to be catastrophically inept – and that it is God’s Revelation that will happen.

    But the church will survive and continue and overcome the evil intents that are part of the global empire constructions. This will happen as thus Jesus declared “it is finished” as he was on the cross. The Christian faith is going to be the ‘surviving’ religion (of the world) and its workings will become worldwide with the USA as the lead player.

    Thanks

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    • Thank you for your comment Elae. That’s an interesting premise, though I don’t see Scriptural support for it. So you think that my explanations are catastrophically inept? We’ll find out when we stand before our Righteous Judge.

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