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A fresh look at the ‘seventy weeks’ prophecy. Jesus of Nazareth is revealed as the Anointed One who finished transgression, made an end of sins, and reconciled us to God. I bought this message to our church in Easter 2019, and have only now got it on the Internet for 2023. We were doing a...

I am a Bible study author and would like to offer my collection to this section. Couple of questions please: Are there Pastors, missionaries or group leaders who come to this forum to find studies? After a brief description, can I attach a PDF file to each post for printing? Would it be better...

It’s been put forward before by new-ager types. Anyway, here is a short article from my website. https://www.5loaves2fishes.net/let-the-reader-understand Enjoy.

Well, I suspect that a time will come when ‘politically correct’ leaders try to come up with a world religion that satisfies the scruples of all the major religions. I rather doubt that it would be a Jewish temple or a Muslim dome or a Christian cathedral for that matter. Something would be...

Not as imagined by dispensational futurists. But a future day is coming when a shocking event will re-occur centred on an 'antichrist', and around a blasphemous object standing with him in a temple. (2 Thess. 2:3-4, Mark 13:14, Daniel 11:36) Whether it is a Jewish temple or a 'politically...

Preterism vs Futurism are both too extreme. I am Amill of the Historicist variety. So, with that out of the road let me answer your question. :salute The prophet Daniel, and of course Jesus, both predicted the end of the temple, and the beginning of the new covenant. These have been fulfilled...

Hi Erica, Thanks for asking. Diagrams have been lost since putting this topic here. Here is my website article. https://www.5loaves2fishes.net/ancient-hebrew-calendar

In July last year, I followed up with this message. Nothing fancy - just the immeasurable love of God!

A lot of "isms" make your head spin don't they. :confused2 Yes, the early church tended to be 'Covenant Theology' although the term never came into use until the Westminster Confession coined the phrase. Dispensationalism is quite a lot more recent. I belong to a modern disp. church, but I...

Deep in the heart of the North Island, New Zealand, in dense native bush, lays a forgotten valley. Old fence lines on a fading road, a few stands of exotic trees, and the occasional brick chimney protruding through tangled undergrowth are all that remains of what once was the hope of the...

Hi AthiestStudying. Just a few pointers from me: Bible teachers like to compartmentalize the major doctrines to help us from getting lost. Dispensationalism belongs to the 'compartment' dealing with eschatology (prophecy). You would do better, IMO, to study the claims of Jesus, that he was the...

Yes Ive heard of the Dhirweh fountain but it shows on maps as fairly close to Jerusalem to my mind. I was searching through topographical maps and find a 'Lachish stream' that starts in the Hebron mountains then flows out to the Mediterranean sea. I can't get information if it goes dry in...

The book of Acts recounts the baptism of the Ethiopian eunuch following a revival in Samaria with Philip the evangelist. So, the encounter is located on a desert road between Jerusalem and Gaza. The narrative suggests that it happened somewhat further along the road than Jerusalem because...

The difference is that on many occasions we may want to indicate support, but not necessarily write a reply. A happy face ‘like’ seems so inappropriate.