The Bible is more than a conglomeration of ancient texts—it is a supernatural testimony, bearing the unmistakable imprint of divine authorship–God’s signature, his very signet upon Scripture. This blog exists to provide proof of the Bible’s divine inspiration and inerrancy, demonstrating that every word, every letter, and even the smallest stroke of the pen exists by God’s providence.
My name is Zerubbabel. I am a firm proponent of biblical inerrancy and contend that the Holy Bible is wholly perfect—down to the smallest letter (Matt. 5:18). Every word, every phrase, and even the tiniest stroke of the pen exists by divine providence (Rev. 22:18-19). Unfortunately, this has become a minority position–as so many today reject the inerrancy of the Bible because of difficult questions regarding textual transmission, manuscript variations, and historical differences between ancient versions of the Bible, such as the Masoretic Text vs. the Septuagint (LXX). This blog seeks to confront these intellectual stumbling blocks head-on, demonstrating that such issues do not undermine the Bible’s divine inspiration but, in fact, reveal the precision of God’s hand in preserving His Word.
Here, you’ll find in-depth analyses of Bible codes, biblical mysteries, prophetic timelines, and mathematical structures that reveal God’s signature on the Holy Bible. But this blog goes beyond merely proving inspiration; it also establishes that the text of the Bible has not been corrupted over centuries of human transmission. I contend that just as God inspired the biblical writers, He was equally involved in its canonization, transmission, editing, formatting, and preservation, ensuring that what we have today is precisely what He intended.
Unless otherwise stated, all of the mysteries and revelations shared on this blog constitutes knowledge that I received by the light of divine revelation (John 3:27; 1 Cor. 2:10-13). This means that much of what you find here will not be found anywhere else. As Scripture itself declares, truth is not discovered—it is revealed (Deut. 29:29; Eph. 3:5).
If you seek undeniable proof of the Bible’s divine inspiration and inerrancy, you are in the right place. Through prophecy, patterns, and divine preservation, Scripture itself testifies to its supernatural origin. Despite having approximately 40 different contributors who lived at different times over the span of about 1500 years, the Bible is one unified body of divine oracles–each word inspired by the same spirit. It is, quite literally, one beaten work of pure gold (Exod. 25:36; 37:22)–a bright light which bears witness of itself.
