The first four chapters contain select passages from the four Gospels and their interpretation as it relates to the future of the Church and the world. For example, the miracle of the loaves and the fishes was a prophecy of the future of the Church, when all Christians will be united in one holy Catholic Church, restructured to have seven parts (in the early 2020's).

Some quotes and interpretations from Mark. For example, the dispute among the Twelve Apostles as to whom is the greatest is a foreshadowing of future disputes between different parts of the Church as to which part is the greatest. Eventually, the Church will be restructured again to have 12 parts, like the 12 Apostles.

Some quotes and interpretations from Luke. For example, the parable of the Prodigal Son is a prophecy of future events in the Church, including: a great famine from mid 2013 to mid 2020; the unification of all Christians in one Catholic Church after the famine; the election of a Pope in 2022 who is a recent convert from Protestantism; a great Ecumenical Council from 2028 to 2032.

Some quotes and interpretations from John. For example, the teaching of Jesus about the Eucharist includes the prophecy that the Church will be mostly deprived of the Eucharist during the first and second parts of the tribulation; this loss is more severe and more widespread in the second part of the tribulation. The great apostasy occurs under the Pope after Pope Benedict XVI, because that Pope will require those who receive the Eucharist to believe and practice what the Church teaches.

This chapter interprets the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus as a figure and prophecy of the future (metaphorical) crucifixion of the Church. The details of the Passion and Crucifixion reveal future events during the tribulation, especially the second part of the tribulation. For example, the wine mixed with gall which was put to the lips of Jesus was a figure of the abomination of desolation (a perverse imitation of the holy Eucharist).

Some quotes and interpretations from Daniel. For example, the seventy weeks of years in Daniel 9 refers to a period of time from the founding of the State of Israel in 1948 to the return of Jesus in 2437 A.D. Numerous passages in Daniel elucidate the events of the tribulation.

Some quotes and interpretations from Exodus. For example, the ten plagues that God brought against Egypt through Moses foreshadow the afflictions that God will bring against the whole world during the first part of the tribulation, ending with the Three Days of Darkness on March 29, 30, 31 of 2040 A.D.

Some quotes and interpretations from other books of the Old Testament. For example, Zechariah 13:7 refers to the destruction of Vatican City. During World War 3, the Arab/Muslim nations of the Middle East and northern Africa, led by extremists, attack Europe. They capture Rome in 2012; they descrate, destroy, and/or burn all the churches there; the city is half in ruins. The Allies recapture the city of Rome in 2013. The true Pope and a prominent antipope both go to Rome, each to bolster his claim to be the true Pope. In July of 2013, the extremists strike the city of Rome and Vatican City with a nuclear missile, killing both men.

This chapter describes the Forty Years (2000 to early 2040). The first decade is a time of preparation for the tribulation. The tribulation begins in the two year period of time: 2009 to 2010. World War 3, which is the first horseman of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, begins in 2010, with a nuclear bomb explosion in New York City. The world experiences one affliction after another, culminating with World War 4 (in the mid 2030's) and with a subsequent set of severe afflictions sent by God. The Three Days of Darkness marks the end of the sufferings of the first part of the tribulation, and the beginning of a time of relative peace and holiness on earth.

A thorough interpretation of the Book of Revelation, with the date or timing of many events and a detailed explanation of the sequence of the events and their relation to one another. This includes the first part of the tribulation (2009/2010 to early 2040) and the later second part of the tribulation in the early 25th century A.D.

My translation and interpretation of the secrets given to Melanie and Maximin by the Virgin Mary at La Salette. These secrets relate mainly to the tribulation. They reveal events for this generation and for future generations.

This chapter is about the Warning and the Miracle of Garabandal, and about the first three secrets of Medjugorje, which I call the Day of Repentance, the Day of Consolation, and the Day of Healing. Passages from Scripture are related to these events.