The revelation of the divine signature upon the Holy Bible
This category is for documenting and explaining diverse biblical and spiritual mysteries that have been divinely revealed to me by the word of the LORD over the course of many years.
Introduction Since the mid-seventeenth century, the divine inspiration and authenticity of the Holy Bible has increasingly been called into question. What was once presumed without question to be God’s ultimate revelation of truth to mankind is now taken by many to be nothing more than a collection of ancient literature that is no more special … Read more
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Today I want to share a very important biblical mystery that was revealed to me by the light of divine revelation several years ago. This mystery concerns the topography of the mysterious garden of Eden. Moses’ description of Eden Although the garden of Eden is mentioned multiple times throughout the Bible (Isa. 51:3, Ezek. 28:13; … Read more
In a previous post I introduced the Logos, and demonstrated how the relationships between the constructs within it constitute the Bible’s shared index of figurative symbolism. We saw how the Logos and the relational overlap which occurs between the constructs within it is what causes biblical symbols to overlap, as symbols can represent every construct … Read more
In order to correctly interpret biblical prophecy, one must have a firm grasp of the multidimensional and overlapping nature of biblical symbolism; and in order to understand the multidimensional and overlapping nature of biblical symbolism, one must have a strong working knowledge of the nuts and bolts of the Logos. Those of you who are … Read more
At the end of Genesis 9, we are given a very brief account of an event which occurred in man’s ancestral family shortly after the flood. This “event” is commonly referred to as the sin of Ham. And Noah began to be an husbandman, and he planted a vineyard: And he drank of the wine, … Read more
Since the mid-seventeenth century, the divine inspiration and authenticity of the New Testament have been increasingly called into question. Scholars and skeptics alike have scrutinized the text, seeking to undermine its authority by pointing to variations in manuscripts, historical inconsistencies, and human influences in its transmission. However, what many fail to recognize is that beneath … Read more
Hebrew gematria is often dismissed by religious authorities as idle, speculative nonsense. In many circles, it is treated as a taboo subject—stigmatized as a form of numerology, mysticism, or even outright divination. This reaction stems not from careful examination, but from a deeply ingrained association with occultism and extra-biblical superstition. Yet such dismissal ignores the … Read more
Introduction For Christians seeking proof of the messianic identity of Jesus in the pages of the Old Testament, Isaiah 53 is the Mecca of all prophecies. This chapter so plainly describes the rejection and crucifixion of Jesus Christ that one is left bewildered trying to figure out how observant Jews could read these twelve verses … Read more
In a previous post, I showed how the seven Hebrew words of Genesis 1:1 were deliberately patterned after the likeness of the golden candlestick (menorah) that stood in the tabernacle (Exod. 25:31–40). What I did not mention in that study was that this peculiar design of the opening verse of Genesis—and of the Bible itself—is … Read more
