The first cycle of Matthew’s Olivet Discourse is the entire prophecy in miniature.
The suffering of the saints is not the mark of an irredeemable world, but the very means of its transformation.
The “Abraham narrative” replays the events of Day 3 of Creation, but in human flesh. Read part 1. Read part 2. Just as Israel’s...
When the New Testament (including Revelation) is read in the light of the books of Moses, many of the inexplicable things that Jesus and...
The fractal nature of the Bible reveals that the entire book was planned in advance. Those who dispute its authenticity and divine origin have...
Each of the four Gospels ends with the crucifixion of Christ, four bloodied altar horns awaiting the holy fire to fall upon the sacrifice...
The horn of plenty marries the curse upon Adam and the curse upon Eve and unites them as a blessing.
What is the significance of Nebuchadnezzar taking on the characteristics of an ox and an eagle, two of the four faces of the cherubim...
The content, imagery, and covenant structure of Daniel 4 reveal King Nebuchadnezzar, like Daniel, to be a type of God’s future work in the...
The book of Daniel is comprised of two pillars, one for Babylon and one for Persia. Each column begins and ends with a notable...