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The Prophecy Dataset

Every built-out prophecy on this site, as structured, machine-readable data — free to download and reuse under CC BY 4.0.

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prophecies.csv · ~540 KB · one row per prophecy, 22 columns
Download JSON ↓
prophecies.json · ~785 KB · array of objects, nested traditions
873built-out prophecies
873with fulfillment refs
607marked Fulfilled
230still Future
6traditions per entry

What’s in it

These are the 873 fully built-out entries drawn from J. Barton Payne’s catalogue of 1,817 biblical predictions. Each entry carries the King James text of the passage, its reference and book, the prophet and approximate date given, a thematic category and sub-theme, fulfillment references, key Hebrew/Greek terms, an archaeological note where one applies, a short plain-language summary, a mapping to Payne’s numbering where known, an editorial confidence score, and a side-by-side summary of how six traditions read the passage — Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Oneness, Dispensational, and Academic.

Fields

FieldTypeDescription
idintegerStable identifier for the entry.
refstringScripture reference (KJV versification), e.g. Isaiah 53:5.
bookstringBook of the Bible.
statusstringOne of Fulfilled, Partially Fulfilled, Disputed, Future.
categorystringTop-level theme (Messianic, Judgment, Israel, Second Coming, …).
substringSub-theme within the category.
prophetstringWho gave the prophecy.
dateGivenstringApproximate date the prophecy was given.
textstringKing James Version text of the passage (public domain).
keywordsarray / |Search keywords. In CSV, pipe-delimited.
confidenceinteger 0–100Editorial confidence in the identification/fulfillment.
fulfillmentRefsarray / |Fulfillment or cross references. In CSV, pipe-delimited.
archaeologystringArchaeological corroboration, where applicable.
hebrewKeystringKey Hebrew/Greek terms with transliteration.
traditionsobjectSix keys — Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Oneness, Dispensational, Academic. In CSV these are columns trad_Jewishtrad_Academic.
descstringShort plain-language summary.
payneNumberstring / nullMapping to J. Barton Payne’s numbering, where known.

Example (one entry, JSON)

{
  "id": 1,
  "ref": "Genesis 3:15",
  "book": "Genesis",
  "status": "Fulfilled",
  "category": "Messianic",
  "sub": "Lineage",
  "prophet": "God",
  "dateGiven": "~4000 BC",
  "text": "And I will put enmity between thee and the woman…",
  "keywords": ["seed","woman","serpent","protoevangelium"],
  "confidence": 88,
  "fulfillmentRefs": ["Galatians 4:4","Romans 16:20","Revelation 12:9"],
  "hebrewKey": "זֶרַע (zera') — seed/offspring",
  "traditions": { "Jewish": "…", "Catholic": "…", "Protestant": "…",
                  "Oneness": "…", "Dispensational": "…", "Academic": "…" },
  "desc": "The first promise in Scripture — the woman’s seed shall bruise the serpent’s head.",
  "payneNumber": "Gen 6–8"
}

License & attribution

The King James Version scripture text is in the public domain. The catalogue structure, categorization, confidence scores, summaries, and interpretive-tradition write-ups are © Bible Prophecy Explorer and released under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence — use it freely, including commercially, with attribution to Bible Prophecy Explorer (bibleprophecyexplorer.com). If you build something with it, I’d love to see it.

Notes & caveats

The confidence scores and the interpretive summaries are editorial judgments, offered to start study rather than end it; the site’s own standard is to show what a text supports and what it does not, and to name where honest interpreters differ. The status of “Future” and “Disputed” entries reflects that openly. Corrections and better sourcing are welcome.

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Bible Prophecy Explorer is a free, non-commercial, openly Apostolic (Oneness) Pentecostal study resource that presents Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Dispensational, and academic readings alongside its own, and urges every reader to “prove all things” (1 Thessalonians 5:21). Scripture quoted from the King James Version.