THE NATIONS of the world have their origins in decisions made in the years immediately following the Flood. This week, we discuss the table of nations and briefly summarize the migrations of the descendants of Shem, Japheth, and Ham.
WE’RE BACK with a brief summary of highlights from our whirlwind tours of the Holy Land and the UK.Continue Reading
A FLYING SCROLL, a woman named Wickedness, other women with wings like storks, and four chariots pulled by red, black white, and dappled horses continue the fascinating vision of the prophet Zechariah.Continue Reading
This is an excerpt from my new book Last Clash of the Titans, available now at Amazon.com and at SkyWatchTVstore.com. Discovering that the Greek myths we studied in high school are a twisted retelling of key biblical theology is at the same time exciting and disappointing. On the one hand, findingContinue Reading
The Greek story of the origin of demons is consistent with Jewish beliefs, although they had very different views of the nature of those spirits. Oddly, one of the offshoots of the veneration of the Rephaim is the Catholic practice of venerating saints.Continue Reading
The rise of Hammurabi’s Babylon completed a transition from Sumerian-style city-states to kingdoms. The power structure of the gods changed as well.Continue Reading
THE HARSHEST criticism of Israel we’ve encountered so far is the focus of this week’s study. God calls the people of Judah a prostitute — except that prostitutes get paid.Continue Reading
THE ATTEMPTED assassination of Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England has amped up the mainstream media’s rhetoric against what Ronald Reagan called the Evil Empire.Continue Reading
The legends of the past support the real history of the Bible — when they’re properly understood. Timothy Alberino talks about his life in the Amazon, the 2017 True Legends Conference, and announces a special expedition in 2018 to Rome and Sardinia.Continue Reading
Sharon and I have hinted at this, but we have permission to let this out: We have been invited to join Steve Quayle and Timothy Alberino on a tour of Rome and Sardinia in May to explore sites of historic, archaeological, and theological interest. Here’s Timothy with the details: WeContinue Reading