Revelation Isn’t About Microchips. It Was About Jerusalem In AD 70
9/3/20251 min read
Revelation Wasn’t About Microchips. It Was About Jerusalem’s Destruction!
People claim the Book of Revelation predicted microchips, cashless society, or government trackers. It didn’t. John wasn’t warning about Silicon Valley. He was warning first-century Israel about a judgment coming fast.
What Jesus Actually Said About Timing
“This generation will not pass away until all these things take place” (Matthew 24:34; Mark 13:30; Luke 21:32). Jesus meant their generation, not one thousands of years later.
Revelation 1:1 opens with: “things which must shortly come to pass.” Verse 3 repeats: “the time is near.” Near never meant 2,000+ years.
Proof From the Temple
Revelation 11 speaks of measuring the Temple. That Temple was still standing when John wrote. By AD 70, Rome had burned it to the ground exactly as Jesus predicted in Matthew 24:2.
History Confirms It
Josephus, an eyewitness, recorded:
Armies surrounding Jerusalem (Wars 6.289).
False prophets misleading the people (Wars 6.285).
Signs and wonders in the sky (Wars 6.290).
Unimaginable famine and slaughter (Wars 6.201-309).
Every detail matches Revelation. Not one verse mentions chips, barcodes, or iPhones.
The Real Fulfillment
The Book of Revelation is about the end of the Old Covenant age, not the end of the world. Jesus kept His word, and the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70 proved it.
Stop chasing microchip myths. Start facing fulfilled prophecy.