The book of the Apocalypse is filled from start to end with imagery, specifically meant to be allegorical. the 6, 7, 1000 are not literal but allegorial
The cultic sophistry is taking it literally - which is the root form of your cults like the Jehovah's witnesses or the Adventists The book of the Apocalypse is filled from start to end with imagery, specifically meant to be allegorical. the 6, 7, 1000 are not literal but allegorial
Actually cults like the Jehovah's witnesses (supper in Revelation referring to their Bible study) the or the Adventists much do as you do, allegorizing what is literal (including literal eternal torment, and engaging in laborious extensive attempts to explain away what is most easily explained as yet future.
However, I usually do not get into debating prophecy (or deeply in the study of it) , though i strongly hold that (what is left of latter-day) Israel will turn to the Lord, after the fullness of the gentiles be entered in, by the mercy and grace of God, and the consummation of all things awaits this.
What matters most is salvific Truth and morals, and one can be saved while holding to the preterist or partial preterist or futurist view. So unless you want to provide the requested list of all the prophecies in the NT that you do not see fulfilled, then I am going to move on from this debate.