The Canonical Column

We continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the eighth book of the biblical canon—Ruth. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the mystery, the Canonical Column is the name I have given to a framework embedded within the Bible that bears dual-witness to the divinely sanctioned biblical canon through an organized network of witnessing … Read more

We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the seventh book of the biblical canon — Judges. 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 Old … Read more

We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the sixth book of the biblical canon — Joshua. 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 Old … Read more

We now continue our journey through the Canonical Column with the fifth book of the biblical canon–Deuteronomy. 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 fourth book of the biblical canon–Numbers. 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 third book of the biblical canon–Leviticus. 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 with the second installment of our series on the Canonical Column, turning our attention to the book of Exodus. If you haven’t yet read the introductory article that explains the foundation of this mystery, I strongly encourage you to read this summary which explains the mystery clearly and concisely. Without that foundation … Read more

In a recent post, I introduced at length the mystery of the Canonical Column—a divinely designed structural framework embedded within the Bible that functions as a kind of three-dimensional prophetic blueprint of the complete biblical canon. In order to further establish the objective certainty of the framework’s existence, I believe it is now time to … Read more

Have you ever wondered why some books are in the Bible and some are not? Or maybe you’ve noticed that different sects of Christianity have different biblical canons, and you want to know which canon is the “correct” one. Perhaps you want to know if the books of the Apocrypha are to be accounted as … Read more