The revelation of the divine signature upon the Holy Bible
In recent years, the Book of Enoch has experienced a surprising revival. Videos, podcasts, and online teachers frequently claim that it was once part of the Bible but was later removed by church authorities. Others go further, arguing that it should be restored to the canon—that its prophecies about fallen angels, heavenly journeys, and the … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-sixth book of the biblical canon–Revelation. For those encountering this series for the first time and wondering what the Canonical Column is, I highly recommend first reviewing my introduction to the Canonical Column (or this summary of the mystery if you prefer a shorter … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-fifth book of the biblical canon–Jude. For those encountering this series for the first time and wondering what the Canonical Column is, I highly recommend first reviewing my introduction to the Canonical Column (or this summary of the mystery if you prefer a shorter … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-fourth book of the biblical canon — 3 John. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found in three key … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-third book of the biblical canon — 2 John. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found in three key … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-second book of the biblical canon — 1 John. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found in three key … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixty-first book of the biblical canon — 2 Peter. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found in three key … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixtieth book of the biblical canon — 1 Peter. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found in three key … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the fifty-ninth book of the biblical canon—James. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters located in three key Old Testament books: … Read more
We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the fifty-eighth book of the biblical canon—Hebrews. For those unfamiliar with this mystery, the Canonical Column is the name I have given to a divinely embedded framework within Scripture that bears dual witness to the biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing chapters found … Read more
