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Don't Be Confused About Bible Prophecy Another Minute
Here's the Bible Prophecy breakthrough you've been waiting for—from two overlooked keys in the hard sayings of Jesus now made plain in the most accurate prophecy research available, because it departs from traditional "anything goes" allegorical interpretations which disregard Jesus' only statement on how to interpret Scripture correctly. (Learn these keys of Jesus in this free article...)
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Are These The End Times?
How do we know when the End Times are? Are there clear signs that we are in the End Times? »»
God's Name: LORD, Yahweh, Yahveh, YHWH, YHVH, Jehovah or Yehovah?
Why is LORD sometimes replaced with YHWH or Yahweh by people? Why is everybody suddenly replacing God's name? »»
The Old Testament
The Old Covenant
The New Testament
The New Covenant
Understanding Prophecy
How A Millionaire Mind Helps You to Understand Bible Prophecy
If you want to understand Bible prophecy, you need to develop a certain mindset, the same mindset that self-made millionaires tend to possess. A lesson from history's greatest fighter pilot and millionaires today illustrates it. »»
Bible Verses - Find and Paste Them Fast
Wouldn't it be nice if you could paste Bible verses just by typing the ref or have a Bible verse search that never comes up empty? »»
Why Preterism is False
Preterism holds that prophecies such as the destruction of Jerusalem, the Antichrist, the Great Tribulation, and the Day of the Lord were fulfilled AD 70 when the Roman general Titus sacked Jerusalem and destroyed the Jewish Temple. Can you see what's wrong with this picture? »»
The Thief on the Cross and 5th Seal - Life After Death Understood
The "Thief on the Cross" was promised by Jesus to be in "paradise" that same day they both died on the cross. While it may be proof that baptism is not required for salvation, it has a greater significance only realized when you understand the 5th Seal of Revelation 6 literally. Find out what really happens when the righteous die. »»
Must Bible Teachers Be Unpaid And Beg?
Christians have been conditioned to expect anything associated with God's Word to be free. Just try selling a book on the Bible, Bible software, or even a Bible and you will get a constant stream of letters from judgmental Christians telling you how wrong you are to charge for it—complete with verses from the Bible to back up their argument. But is this what Jesus or Paul taught? Let's look at the arguments and verses and find the truth. »»
Bible Prophecy Glossary
Confused about Bible prophecy? Most everyone is and for good reason. Did you know that most of the popular old theories and definitions for Bible prophecy terms which predominate today are sadly wrong? That's right and the Bible tells us why. »»
The Parable of the Ten Virgins Revisited
The Parable of the Ten Virgins is enigmatic yet loaded with potential teaching on the end times. The wedding feast of the Lamb's Second Coming, the oil that is needed to enter the feast or Kingdom, and the mysterious “go buy” command that throws us for a loop on our ideas for the oil. What does it all mean and what are we missing when we are confused on this and other parables of Jesus? Find out and puzzle no more on what you need to do to enter the kingdom of God. »»
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What the 66% Who Believe Jesus Will Return in 2010 Don't Know But Should...
Update: What I predicted would not happen in 2007, 2008 and 2009, also applies to 2010, so read on: An Ipsos poll in 2006 said that 25% of adults believe it is at least somewhat likely that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in 2007. Among white evangelical Christian adults, 66% believed this. Yet three years later Jesus still has not returned. Want to know why Jesus did not come in 2007 and still won't come in 2010? Read Featured Article
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