In the book of Revelation, we are given a view of how Yahweh sees things; it is a view like no other and is delivered from the perspective of the heavenlies though images of angels, demons, horses, scrolls, trumpets, bowls, thrones, dominions, kingdoms, a dragon, a Beast, a woman who rides the Beast, etc. This glimpse into the heavenly realms makes it extremely difficult for our earthly minds to comprehend.
The Code helps us navigate the heavenly perspective and bring a tangible understanding to the Spirit’s use of colors, objects, numbers, and phrases, many which allude to various prophetic images from the Codex (the Old and New Testaments), as well as allusions to symbols from Greco-Roman mythology which were familiar to the Biblical authors.
Throughout the Codex, Yahweh uses idioms and language with a two-fold purpose. On-the-one-hand, in His mercy, He purposes to cloud from understanding those who do not yet have eyes to see or ears to hear, and on-the-other-hand He purposes to give understanding to those who are now seeking and desiring the truth.
