English Translation/Interpretation:
This appears to be a passionate, misspelled message mixing biblical prophecy, end-times themes (Apocalypse/Tribulation), and modern interpretations. It’s likely from a non-native English speaker proclaiming warnings about judgment, the fall of a modern “Babylon,” and Jesus’ soon return. Here’s a cleaned-up, coherent English version of the meaning:
**"Babylon New York — Apocalypse 2027.
[Garble: GTREYU NUMIAN SOLEMU TITAS NERO CALATIVE ERUM KALIPSO] Nahum Prophet, the Bible [Liman?].
Jesus return soon.
Tekel Mikros Naklem Salum [Salem]. Jerusalem midpoint. Tribulation.
We are prophets [Somos profetas]. 2"**
Decoded Meaning:
Babylon = New York: Many modern prophecy interpreters symbolically identify **New York City (financial/cultural power, UN headquarters, etc.) as a latter-day "Mystery Babylon" from the Book of Revelation (chapters 17-18) — a proud, corrupt global system destined for sudden judgment.
Apocalypse 2027: A prediction that major end-times events or the start of the final tribulation will unfold around **2027.
Nahum Prophet Bible: Referring to the **Book of Nahum in the Old Testament. Nahum prophesied the total destruction of Nineveh (a violent, arrogant empire) as God’s judgment. The writer applies this to modern "Babylon" (New York/America or the global system).
Jesus return soon**: A call that Christ’s Second Coming is imminent.
THEKEL* → Likely *"Tekel"* (from Daniel 5: "Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin"). It means *"You have been weighed in the balances and found wanting"** — God’s verdict of judgment on a proud kingdom (originally Babylon).
MIKROS* → Greek for *"small"** or "little ones." Possibly referring to the humble, the children, or the faithful remnant.
NAKLEM SALUM* → Possibly *"Nahum"* + *"Salem"* (ancient name for *Jerusalem**, meaning "peace").
JERUSALEM MIDPOINT TRI ULATION* → *Jerusalem* as the focal point (midpoint) of the *Tribulation** (great suffering period in end-times prophecy).
SOMOS PROPETAS* → Spanish for *"We are prophets"** (or "We are prophets too"). The writer claims to be delivering a prophetic warning, like the biblical prophets.
Overall Message:
The writer is issuing a prophetic warning: New York (as modern Babylon) faces divine judgment soon (around 2027). God has weighed the world/system and found it guilty. Jesus is returning very soon. Jerusalem will be central to the coming Tribulation. "We are prophets" — they feel called to proclaim this message like Nahum or Daniel.
This style is common in charismatic, apocalyptic Christian circles that blend Bible prophecy with current events. Note that specific date predictions (like 2027) for the Apocalypse are speculative and have been made many times throughout history without fulfillment. The core biblical themes of judgment, repentance, and Christ’s return remain central.
If this is your message and you want clarification, expansion on specific Bible verses (e.g., Nahum, Revelation, Daniel), or prayer/encouragement, let me know!
