July 2012
7 pieces. To find something by what it is about, use the books of the Bible.
Outlines of the Book of Daniel
A careful analysis of the structure and flow of the Book of Daniel reveals a pattern to the treatment of prophecies throughout the book.
Revelation 13:11-18–The Second Beast: The Third Person of the Unholy Trinity
Revelation 13:11-18 reveals the description, deception, and demarcation of the third person in the unholy trinity. This individual, also known as the false prophet, holds a relationship to the first beast (the man of sin) similar to that which the Holy Spirit has to Christ.
Was Goliath only 6.5 feet tall?
Recently some biblical scholars have questioned the true height of the giant Philistine, Goliath.
Revelation 13:1-10–The First Beast: The Second Person of the Unholy Trinity
Revelation 13:1-10 reveals the identity, origin, character, imitation, idolatry, and ideology of the second person in the unholy trinity. His head wound provides his opportunity to counterfeit the resurrection of Christ by his own resuscitation at the hands of the dragon whom he serves.
Ancient History and Dating the Flood
Q: I would like to know where, historically, would you place the Tower of Babel and Noah’s Flood and what effects those dates might have on ancient near eastern history. I have not found a reasonable response to a question about Genesis 11:10–32.
Grand Canyon 2012–The Year of the Waterfalls
Psalm 42:7 declares, “One deep stream calls out to another at the sound of your waterfalls” (NET).
Revelation 12–The Dragon: The First Person of the Unholy Trinity
The second sign revealed in Revelation 12 consists of the great red dragon with seven heads and ten horns. He is the first person of an unholy trinity mimicking the divine Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The dragon counterfeits the role of God the Father.