Further Reading

The Seven Mysteries follows each of the great hidden things of Scripture to its root. The first two parts:

• The Mystery of Christ and the Bride — A Crown and a Bride. How the last Adam won back what the first lost: from cross to crown, and a Bride out of His opened side.
• The Mystery of Lawlessness and Babylon — The Grasp for the Throne. This book: the great counterfeit, from the serpent in the garden to the beast from the abyss.

The geopolitical and end-time foundation on which this book rests is worked out in The Covenant with the Many. Whoever wants to follow a theme from this book more deeply will find it there:

• the contested mountain (chapter 3) — "The Temple Mount" and the prologue;
• the anti-goelanti-goelThe counterfeit redeemer: the mirror image who promises to redeem what he actually means to possess. and the counterfeit king (chapter 12) — "The GoelGoelThe kinsman-redeemer of the Torah; the relative who buys back the forfeited inheritance — a type of the Messiah.," "The Mahdithe MahdiThe awaited Islamic end-time figure; read here as a counterfeit redeemer opposite the Goel.," and "The Seventh Head and the Wound of 1917–1924";
• the false prophet and the counterfeit Isa (chapter 13) — "The Islamic Isa and the Dajjalthe DajjalThe Islamic 'deceiver'; identified within the great inversion against the biblical expectation.";
• the covenant with the manycovenant with the manyThe covenant that the coming prince (weighed) makes strong with overwhelming force for the many in Daniel 9:27, for one week; in the half of the week he makes sacrifice and offering cease. and the springboards (chapter 15) — "The Covenant with the Many" and "The Altar of Convenience";
• the reckoning (Part 5) — "The Grip Over the Earth" and the finale, "The True Goël Returns."

And the trilogy to which it all goes back: The Master Clock of Revelation (the timeline and the restrainer), God's Algorithm (the digital dimension of the last deceiver), and The Architect's Seal.