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When the book of Isaiah says he is the son of Amoz I automatically assume this refers to the prophet Amos. Their ministries were close to the same time and the beginning of Isaiah’s book seems to assume the audience to know who Amoz is and I reason who more would they have been familiar with...

I was taught that when Jesus said no man knows the day nor the hour He was using a Hebrew idiom referring to the Feast of Trumpets because supposedly no one knew the day nor the hour of the beginning of the Feast of Trumpets except by the sighting of the new moon which could happen within a...

Thank you Little Lantern, Praise God!

Charter Financial is the name of the company. Leland Von Syring I believe is the owner. charternotes.com is one of his websites. I found his advertisement in a home business/entrepreneur magazine and discovered the company is accredited with the better business bureau.

Thank you brinny!

Greg Merrill, sincerely I thank you. That is encouraging to see someone took some of their time to observe my petition and then pray in agreement with me. I thank God and you. :D

I wonder how much influence unbelieving liberal "biblical scholars" have had on dating biblical events and to what degree they have inspired misinterpretations of Bible history and prophecy. Secondly, how much of it is unintentional and intentional? That discussion would make for a whole new...

"... So the Jewish chronicle (i): that I will punish the king of Babylon, and that nation, saith the Lord, for their iniquity; the king for his tyranny, and the nation for their idolatry; and both for these and other sins they were guilty of; for, though they did the will of God in carrying...

I just read your last two responses after my own.

Jeremiah 25:12 Commentaries: 'Then it will be when seventy years are completed I will punish the king of Babylon and that nation,' declares the LORD, 'for their iniquity, and the land of the Chaldeans; and I will make it an everlasting desolation. Jeremiah 29:10 Commentaries: "For thus says the...

I'm finding that it is a held belief that the captivity period was indeed seventy years. One of the periods thought to conclude the Babylonian captivity is from 608 B.C. to 538 B.C. thus being recognized as the fulfillment of Jeremiah 29:10.

vinsight4u, thank you for the dialogue! With all of the varying of opinion concerning dating biblical events I can’t help but wonder if there is some discrepancy concerning the exact years the Babylonian Kingdom began or ended. For example if scholars can differ on Jesus birth year ranging from...

Thank you Another Lazarus! I’m finding it difficult due to my lack of faith. So, please pray that God gives me the faith to find a job and become a diligent and hard worker. :)

Hello, My name is Zachary. My prayer need is to apply all of Jesus commands to my life and for Him to provide for me $215 to purchase some information on how to start a small business in note brokering (if He is willing). I live in a small town and am currently unemployed so I'm hoping to...

keras, thank you for the link! Is that your site or do you have any affiliation with it?! I find it encouraging that you enjoy Bible prophecy so much as to write studies about it. Praise God!

"And Jesus answered and said to him, Blessed are you, Simon Barjona: for flesh and blood has not revealed it to you, but my Father which is in heaven." - Matthew 16:17 Amen!:amen:

Thank you vinsight4u for bringing this passage to my attention. It appears this is the passage that Daniel was referencing in chapter nine verse two. Following is Jeremiah 25:12 "And it shall come to pass, when seventy years are accomplished, that I will punish the king of Babylon, and that...

Thank you yeshuaslavejeff! Diligence and discernment are both essential, right!? :amen:

Thank you drjean for your detailed yet concise summary of such key eschatological subjects! We mostly have the same viewpoints concerning each matter and that is encouraging! :smiley:

Thank you rockytopva both for your opinion and your contributive article! I can't but wonder if your belief concerning Ezekiel 38 being the most imminent unfulfilled prophecy is opinion or fact. It seems establishing it as a fact may be difficult but nonetheless sounds very plausible. Thank you...