Well, you can. At my website on End Times Bible Prophecy I explain many difficult passages. Plus you can e-mail me questions on what is not covered such as
.The thing about my explanations is that they never negate the plain sense of the words of Bible verses. As Jesus said, no Scripture can be broken. He meant that we should never interpret a verse in a way that breaks the face value meaning of any other plain verse. This is in direct contradiction to how Christians today accept interpretations like the pretribulation rapture that have no direct plain verse supporting them. Even the foremost advocates of that teaching will tell you that doctrine is not based on literal interpretation but on allegory, typology, etc.
A perfect example of this is in how they interpret Revelation 4 to be the pretribulation rapture happening:
Revelation 4:1 (HCSB) 1 After this I looked, and there in heaven was an open door. The first voice that I had heard speaking to me like a trumpet said, "Come up here, and I will show you what must take place after this."
To make this into a pretrib rapture you must say John is not John, but the church. The voice like a trumpet is a trumpet, the 7th and last trumpet in fact as other scriptures plainly peg as the timing of the rapture. I think you get the point.
If you like this reasoning see more explanations here on Bible Prophecy Verses