Dear Wake Up Family, In my earlier article, I presented four major methods of interpretation that Bible students use as their structure for evaluating Bible prophecy. Within these paradigms, the investigators determine whether the Bible is describing symbolic or literal events in the past or the future. Here is a brief description of each of…
Dear Wake Up Family: My grandparents adopted me in 1963. Back then, parents did that when their daughters were underage and unwed. I always called them mom and dad; I never knew them as anything else…until I was seven. One evening, about 10 days before starting first grade, mom had me come and lay beside…
Dear Wake Up Family, Individuals who begin studying Bible prophecy soon realize there seems to be nearly as many interpretations of prophecy as there are interpreters. However, most prophetic investigators use similar belief systems when they evaluate Bible prophecy. Since John wrote the book of Revelation, students of prophecy have developed four schools of thought…
Dear Wake Up Family: New Year’s Day historically is a time of reflection. A time for new habits, new beginnings, positive changes that take life in a new direction: something that redirects life so that we are now different than we were. A new birth, if you will. Recently, at a country store near our…
