Only one date can satisfy the specifications necessary for the date of the Exodus. That date is 1437 B.C.
Editor’s Note: This article is the first in a two part study, meant to outline the key elements of Revelation 20. A more comprehensive study will follow in Part 2 of the series. Students of Bible prophecy generally ascribe to four basic views regarding the 1,000 years mentioned in Revelation 20. There are also variations…
Many Bible students have difficulty understanding Daniel’s 2,300-day prophecy. This booklet presents the historical perspectives of William Miller and C. I. Scofield and how they influenced the understanding of end time events. Larry Wilson addresses the problems with Miller’s and Scofield’s conclusions and presents his interpretation of the 2,300-day prophecy. To The Reader: This booklet…
WUAS receives many questions in the mail each week. If several letters repeat the same question, then I like to respond to them in the Day Star and hope the response can benefit all our readers. This month, I have chosen two questions. Keep in mind my answers are summary responses and are not exhaustive…
“Mr. Wilson: I was searching the internet for information on the 1,000 years mentioned in Revelation 20 when I came across your website. I read your article, “The Seventh Millennium,” and I have some questions. You claim that Jesus will not touch the Earth at the Second Coming. My church teaches that Jesus will touch…
A study on the phenomenon of God’s timing – Continued… Fall-to-Fall Calendar Issues Some scholars insist the “week of seven years” clock and the Jubilee cycle used a Fall to Fall civil calendar. Much evidence in the Bible is contrary to this claim. Scripture confirms that God always reckons a year with a Spring to…
This new video series uses an in-depth Bible study to present exciting information about the Jubilee Calendar. This calendar began when the Israelites were rescued from Egyptian bondage and continued through A.D. 1994. Key Biblical dates such as Christ’s death on the cross, the decree to restore Jerusalem, the death of Sennacherib’s army, and the…
