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
Across the centuries, different branches of Christianity have preserved different canons of Scripture. The Roman Catholic Bible includes books that Protestants reject. The Eastern Orthodox canon adds still more, and the Ethiopian Church holds one of the largest collections of all — with books almost no other tradition recognizes. In light of these different renderings … Read more
The aim of this article is to provide a simple timeline of biblical chronology which covers the first three millenia of biblical history. This post is largely intended to function as a purely informational reference post that I can easily link to in topically relevant articles. All of the dates provided in the timeline are … Read more
In order to fully grasp the significance of the mysteries and revelations shared on this site, it is imperative that one possess a working knowledge of when the books of the Bible were written. Without this framework of historical knowledge, one simply will be unable to connect the dots and understand why the Bible is … Read more
The story of how we received the text of the Hebrew Old Testament as it exists today, and how the texts of these 39 books were continually preserved and passed down through the ages, is a complex albeit important one that every serious student of the Bible should have a working knowledge of. Note that … Read more
The book of Revelation states that the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy (Rev. 19:10). In this article, I will explain what the spirit of prophecy is, and show how it always points to Jesus. What is the Spirit of Prophecy? All of the biblical writers were prophets of God, in that they … Read more
Introduction Beginning in the mid seventeenth century, the enemy began waging a war on the Bible. This war would last for over two centuries and was foreseen thousands of years ago by the prophets of old (Rev. 11; Dan. 9:26). When it was all over and the smoke finally cleared, the once widely revered two … Read more
