Hidden Prophecy

Every story in the Bible is either a story that did happen or will happen. But there is one story that most believe is a metaphor symbolizing God's love for the church. Why? Because someone else said so? The book itself gives no indication that it's meant to be taken metaphorically. Infact it seems quite silly to take it as a metaphor when you see just how graphic certain verses are. I'm talking about song of Solomon.

See song of Solomon 4:11. Thy lips, O my spouse, drip as the honeycomb; Honey and milk are under thy tongue; and the smell of thy garments is like the smell of Lebanon.

ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ That is definitely not a metaphor for God's love for the church or anything else. That is a story meant to be taken literally. A story about two individuals who meet, become friends, fall in love, and are separated for a time. Then the world witnesses the two of them reunite and marry. 

So if this was a story that already happened then we would know who these two individuals are. We do not, therefore the story must be prophetic. And the two individuals who have been prophesied to come who has not come yet are the two witnesses of revelation. 

If you read my former post you know that one of the witnesses is Cain the son of Man. The other witness is this woman in the story who is power itself. 

For those of you who are still skeptical as to whether or not this story is literal there are two parts in the story that only make sense in our time, not in ancient times. 

See song of Solomon 3:1-2. It describes her on her bed searching for the one she loves but not finding him. How in ancient times would one look for another without leaving their bed? They couldn't. These verses make no sense in the context of ancient times. But in our time it is entirely possible to search for another while not leaving our bed now that we have smartphones and social media.

See song of Solomon 5:2-6. He knocks but by the time she answers he's already gone. And yet it describes her as being saddened by what he said after he left. How is it that he can speak to her without being there? Again in ancient times this makes no sense. In our time now that we have cell phones this is possible. Song of Solomon can only occur in modern times. 

So who is this woman? There isn't as many clues as to who the second witness is as there was for Cain. But there is a few. 

Genesis 3:15 places enmity between Satan and Eve. Why? You'd think Satan would hate God most? Unless she is God but didn't know it yet.

Despite popular belief God isn't born God but becomes God. She is predestined to rise from death with Cain just as Jesus did and become power itself. Just like how Cain was also Moses Eve was also the virgin Mary. 

It's important to note that my insights come not from myself but from God. But if I say I know cause God told me then it wouldn't be very believable. So I use the Bible to show that the truth was always hidden within it. There are no gaps in my logic concerning my claim that Cain is one of the two witnesses or that song of Solomon is prophecy. I know that my claim that Eve is the other witness isn't as well supported but it is what I know to be true. You can take it or leave it. 

You might think it's weird that Cain's former mother will be his wife in the future. The fact is they played multiple rolls in each others lives over several lives. They were mother and son, father and daughter, twin siblings, in this life they are best friends and soon to be husband and wife. Believe it or not Cain use to be the father of the father Yahweh before Cain was even Cain. And Jesus was Cain's grandson. Now Jesus will be his father.