WHAT events have already happened?

Some people have said that some events have already happend that were predicted in revelations.





Yet no one has said WHAT events and how they correlate to the bible prophcies.





Can someone please clear this all up?

WHAT events have already happened?
So far, the only things that have happened are not specifically prophecied about in Revelation:


Wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes, famines, other natural disasters, scoffers, et cetera. And those things have happened since the beginning of humanity's presence on Earth.





So far I haven't seen any of the prophecies from Revelation being fulfilled. However, because of the way Revelation is written, it speaks of things that couldn't possibly have happened until the last fifty years or so. So we are getting closer.
Reply:For one thing Israel was predicted to be formed and now it is a nation since 1948. How about world war 2 prophesied in Fatima in 1917. It has come to pass. Tsunami as mentioned by Christ in Mathew has happened in a way larger than the deluge 'cos it killed more than 300,000 people.
Reply:All of them. Why are Christians suddenly going mad with all this doomsday nonsense? Have they been watching too much History Channel? How about a bit of Nostradamus for a change?
Reply:The return of the Jews to Israel was prophesied. The Mormons in particular believe that several other biblical prophecies have been fulfilled. Paul prophesied that Christ would not come before a "falling away" occured. This apostasy happened even before the Helenization of the Christian church. There is the prophesy of Daniel where he says that in the latter days, God would set up a kingdom that would never be destroyed. We believe that refers to the Mormon church, as Joseph Smith was given strict instructions from God to restore Christ's original church. There is a prophesy in Revelations about an angel having the everlasting gospel to preach to every man, women, and child. We believe that was the angel Moroni who delivered a book of new scripture to Joseph Smith. There is the prophesy at the end of the old testament about the return of Elijah before the great and dreadful day of the Lord. This happened when Elijah returned and bestowed the keys of his dispensation to Joseph Smith in the Kirkland temple. We believe in the prophesy about the sticks (books) of Judah and Joseph. The bible is the stick of Judah, the Book of Mormon is the stick of Joseph (written by his descendants). We also believe in the prophesy that states that Zion will be established in the tops of the mountains (This is apparently the literal definition of the word Utah). There are many more, and several good books are written on the subject, available at any Mormon bookstore.
Reply:Revelation is gibberish. I don't scoff - I condemn.