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  The matchup of Matthew and Revelation is improtant and should be taught to our children in schools around the world. It would teach them how to looks for patterns that exist in subtle relationships. This is critical if humanity is to compete against artificial intelligence.

Even though the matchup is fascination, salvation through Jesus is the primary purpose of the Bible. Without salvation the Bible doesn't tell us much. The Bible is difficult to read and almost impossible to interpret. The Bible is full of parables and dark sayings. There are no discernible statements one can profess and see tangible results, like healings. 

The Bible is packed full of missing information. It makes specific statements and gives clear commandments(c10s), but there is no list of salvation c10s in the new testament. The Bible can be deceptive and confusing. 

Studying the matchup of Matthew and Revelation is rewarded. You will laugh, you will cry, but in the end we all die 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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