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When Time Became a Battleground

How Doctrinal Chronology Made Science LoseRespect for the Authority of Scripture The Early Spirit of Inquiry For most of Christian history, biblical chronology was not a closed dogma but a living branch of scholarship. Medieval and early modern thinkers regarded the Bible as a record of real events set in…

An Invitation to Help Correct Error in the Interpretation of the Book of Daniel

In the years since publishing Daniel Unsealed, my continuing study of the prophecies in Daniel, chapters 4 and 7–12, has revealed profound implications for the entire field of eschatology. Those chapters, when read carefully in their historical and textual context, disclose a sequence of divinely timed events that ran unbroken…

Dispensational Eschatology: A Modern Theory Built on Assumptions Rather Than Scripture

Introduction  In my commentary Daniel Unsealed, I explain in detail that all of the prophecies in the Book of Daniel have been fulfilled, with the final prophetic fulfillment being realized in 1967 when Jerusalem returned to Jewish sovereignty exactly as foretold in Daniel 8:13-14. That work established the historical, chronological,…

Reflections on Physics and Faith

The laws that govern the universe are not merely mechanical principles; they are reflections of divine consistency. Physics and faith, though written in different languages, describe the handiwork of the same Author. The symmetry between them is not coincidence but revelation — the visible echo of invisible truth. We, the…

The Proof of Divine Omniscience

For centuries, skeptics have dismissed biblical prophecies as vague, retrospective, or coincidental, attributing them to human invention rather than divine foreknowledge. Yet the precise fulfillment of prophecies in Daniel 8:13–14 and Luke 21:24 provides compelling evidence for the omniscience of the God of the Bible—a Being who knows the end…