It holds to non-literal spiritual fulfillment. The evangelical approach. Since they believe the Bible is a supernatural book, fore-telling the future is no problem. The problem is interpretative. This involves a great deal of historical study of both internal, or biblical sources, and external, or non biblical sources.
Archaeology plays a key role here.
To be an accurate interpreter one must know the original languages and what the words meant at that time, and in the context of the passage. The symbolic language of prophetic passages must be studied in the light of the Bible's overall usage of the symbols. To be an accurate interpreter, a significant grasp of the Bible as a whole is necessary. For example, much of the symbolism in The Revelation is borrowed from the books of Ezekiel, Zechariah, and Daniel. When studying prophecy it is helpful to have a grasp of historical theology, that is, what the great theologians of the church have taught.