Only one date can satisfy the specifications necessary for the date of the Exodus. That date is 1437 B.C.
“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…
Every now and then, the Holy Spirit leads us to a point in our understanding about God’s will and His Word which requires us to take a stand that friends or loved ones may not receive well. (Matthew 10:37, 38) It continues to amaze me how God tests our faith and not our knowledge! The…
The Seventy Weeks – Daniel 9:20-27 Beginning Point in Time: 457 B.C. Ending Point in Time: Second Coming of Jesus Summary: The essence of this prophecy can be summarized in a few sentences. While they were exiles in Babylon, God offered the trustees of His covenant (the nation of Israel) a second chance. He granted…
A Biblical Calculation of Earth’s Age using the Exodus to find the Creation Date Evidently, God predetermined the existence of sin on planet Earth to be 7,000 years (or 70 centuries). This suggestion is made on the basis that when one adds up the genealogical records in Genesis, the chronological history of Israel and the…
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…
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…
