I was saying, if Abdulbaha was making up interpretations to match them with Bahai history, He must have spent a lot of time, going through the whole Bible verse by verse, and in every verse, thinking how He could possibly match this verse, with something related to history of Bahai Faith and the Bab and Bahaullah. Considering there are about 31,000 verses in Bible, He must have spent a lot of time by Himself, and thinking which ones are possibly prophecies and how He could match them in the favour of the Bab and Bahaullah.
Considering that Abdulbaha was born in a Muslim country where they dont learn Bible, and considering that Abdulbaha was in prison and exile since He Was 9 years old, and that no one ever saw Him studying Bible, doesnt that make you curious when and where He was spending time to come up with these interpretations?
In those days there were no internet or computer He could have used for searching through Bible, and checking cross references, and seeing how scholars interpreted verses.
and You were saying, Abdulbaha did not give an interpretation of all verses and passages of the Revelations of John, and thus He did not do a good job.