Interpreting Prophecy

Description

Rev. Barbara M. Schobl-Legee’s Interpreting Prophecy presents an insightful approach to prophecy, focusing on how to decode the symbolic language of the Bible and other prophetic traditions. The book walks readers through foundational topics, from understanding prophecy’s role in history and religion to practical tools for interpretation, such as the historical, grammatical, and allegorical methods. Emphasizing the importance of cultural and historical context, the author explores prophecies from both the Old and New Testaments, explaining their relevance and application today. Whether discussing the Seals and Horsemen of Revelation or different types of prophecy, the text serves as a resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of divine messages and spiritual insight.

About the Author

Rev. Barbara Schobl-Legee

Barbara Schobl-Legee, raised in a military family from Florida, journeyed across the United States, embracing diverse faith experiences. Baptized into the Baptist faith, she later became an ordained Pentecostal Holiness preacher and served as an Associate Pastor at Gospel Tabernacle and Antioch Southern Baptist Church. Marrying into a Catholic family, Barbara and her husband found common ground in the Episcopal Church, where she now serves as a Licensed Lay Preacher in the Diocese of Central Florida. Her fascination with prophecy, dating back to 2008, led her to pen multiple books on the subject. She is an international author and speaker, reaching readers in the U.K., Australia, and Canada, and shares insights with Kenyan women via Messenger.