The Way to God - Jesus. The Way to Jesus - the Cross.

I am currently rewriting What Happens NEXT?  I am reordering the prophecies in Chapter One to group them better. I also need to address a serious issue that surrounds the "7,000 Year Plan of God," which is also known as the "Six-Day Theory." There is a difference in the genealogies (Genesis 5 and 11) between the Septuagint (LXX), the Masoretic Text (MT), and the Samaritan Pentateuch. The Septuagint is a Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) from the 3rd century BC. The Septuagint often has longer numbers for the ages of the patriarchs at the birth of their first sons, leading to a longer timeline from creation to Abraham. This would push the date of creation back further, closer to 5500 BC. It would mean the age of the earth is 7500 years and not 6000. The Samaritan Pentateuch pushes it back even further.  The 6000 year timeline is central to the Six Day Theory - or the "7,000 Year Plan of God" that we see in the Seven Days of Creation...

Dr. Sean McDowell has done a fascinating interview with neurosurgeon Dr. Michael Egnor. I am including it below - along with a comment I left on the video. Here is my comment:  Fascinating interview, but here is where Dr. Egnor loses me. Even though it was an excellent explanation of the soul, there is a problem imposing Greek philosophy onto Biblical theology. They are not compatible, and God condemned adopting the beliefs of the surrounding nations and called it adultery (e.g., Deuteronomy 18:9-14). The Scriptures warn us about such syncretism. Aristotle ( De Anima ) and Aquinas ( Summa Theologica ) may have argued that the spirit is eternal, but the Bible says only God is immortal, (1 Timothy 6:15-16).  Only God is eternal. If only God is eternal, then no part of man ever was. Ecclesiastes 12:7 tells us that the spirit returns to God who gave it, so God's spirit is where we get our spirit from, but it returns to God. Even if spirit is eternal, the verse strongly implies tha...

What if everything you've been told about hell... is wrong? Not according to tradition.  Not according to theology books.  According to the Bible itself.  The updated 2025 edition of "Gehenna Revisited" is here—and it’s not pulling punches. This isn’t speculation. This isn't eisegesis. It’s a verse-by-verse, word-by-word examination of every passage tied to the modern doctrine of hell. You’ve heard that the soul is immortal. That punishment is eternal. That God created a fiery place of torment for most of humanity. But what if that’s not what the Bible says? “ Gehenna Revisited " shows how mistranslations, myths, and centuries of theological baggage have distorted the message of Scripture. It’s time to rethink hell—honestly, fearlessly, Biblically.  The 2025 edition of " Gehenna Revisited " has been expanded, and it's available now. Read it. Wrestle with it. And never look at hell the same way again.  Truth doesn't fear examination.....

I'll start with the real-world example for the p-value of my Bible Code result from the Torah:  🎯 Real-World Example for p = 1 in 1,000,000,000,000  *** 🌌 Imagine: You blindfold someone and ask them to pick a specific atom from a trillion tennis balls . Now picture all those balls are spread across Earth’s entire land surface —and layered a thousand high . The odds of randomly choosing the one atom you secretly marked in advance? 🟰 Roughly 1 in 1 trillion That’s what your p-value represents: the chance of [my name, son's actual name], and encode all appearing in one Torah-sized matrix. [I redacted the names here.] (Now when the information about my profession is added in, the odds are 1 in 500 Trillion!)  🎯 Real-World Analogy for 1 in 500 Trillion **** 🌎 Imagine: You create 500 trillion numbered slips of paper. You place one winning slip—just one —into that pile. Then you: Drop all 500 trillion slips from an airplane over the ent...