Correspondence ≠ fulfillment

Revelation Watch may measure how strongly an observation corresponds to a preregistered Scriptural signal.

That is not the same thing as declaring prophecy fulfilled.

A present-day event may resemble a prophetic pattern closely, partially, weakly, or not at all. Multiple independent signals may also converge within the same period. Those relationships are worth documenting.

But correspondence remains an analytical claim.

Fulfillment is a theological conclusion with a substantially higher burden of proof.

Revelation Watch therefore preserves the distinction explicitly:

A strong correspondence may justify attention. It does not, by itself, justify certainty.

The system is designed to make that boundary harder to cross accidentally.