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So Shall Also the Coming of the Son of Man Be
Matthew 24:37 predicts Christ’s return with signs similar to Noah’s days. Modern Ark replicas may serve as a warning of impending judgment but also symbolize salvation in Christ.
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Do Shinto Shrines Resemble Israel’s Tabernacle in Structure?
When Toru Tasu was a young child, he would play on a Shinto shrine grounds. He became a Christian in 1989, and since then have seldom gone to Shinto shrines. However, he realized the structure of the shrine resembled Israel’s tabernacle despite the fact that it looked very Japanese.
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A Cosmic Dragonfly
Astronomers photographed the ultradiffuse galaxy Dragonfly 44 using the Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph (GMOS) on the 8-meter Gemini North telescope in Mauna Kea, Hawaii. The galaxy is alleged to be comprised of 99.99% dark matter and has very few visible stars.
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Warning! Prophecy
In 1965, Virginia Berg received a ‘Warning Prophecy’ about a ‘Great Confusion’. This commentary believes this prophecy corresponds to current times, paralleling it to the Arab Spring, rise of Islamic fundamentalism, and West’s shift from Christianity to atheism. The writer encourages readiness for impending chaos.
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Does Dark Matter matter?
By challenging the belief that “Dark Matter Lives”, by saying that “Dark Matter is Dead”, ultimately one is challenging the validity of the big bang origin of the Universe.
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As in the Days of Noah
The book “When Jesus Returns ― what then?” by Jim Gibson discusses the parallel between the days of Noah and the present time.
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The AntiChrist and Great Tribulation
A chapter from Jim Gibson’s book discusses the concept of the Antichrist from a dispensational viewpoint. It also delves into the interpretation of Daniel’s prophecy and the Olivet Discourse.
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The Rapture
The term “rapture” does not appear anywhere in the Bible. This fact alone does not necessarily invalidate its truthfulness, however. The word itself refers to the “catching away” of the bride of Christ, which is the Church.
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The Return of Jesus Christ
To begin our study of what the scriptures reveal, we will first consider those which speak of a certain day marked on God’s celestial calendar. Jesus and the disciples referred to this historic day as the “day of judgment”.
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The Demise of Distorting History
Critique of an article written in 2000 by Victor Schlatter on his view of the history of the land they call Palestine
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Questions on the ASC Model
A massive solar flare was imaged by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. A debate about the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention (ASC) model’s compatibility with biblical cosmogony ensues.
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Islam and Christian Values Compared
Nonie Darwish, an Egyptian author and scholar of Islam, compares Islamic and Christian values at a 2016 Los Angeles conference titled “Islam and Western Civilization: Can They Coexist?” She outlines the differences in a concise 8-minute presentation.
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SUSY is Not the Solution to the Dark Matter Crisis
The SUSY Bet event in 2016 adjudicated a wager on supersymmetry, resulting in the non-detection of supersymmetric particles at the Large Hadron Collider and implications for dark matter and string theory.
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When Did God First Appear on Earth?
I remember when I first heard the Indonesian expression Roh Kudus meaning the Holy Spirit that I had the impression it gave me the feeling of a soft gentle loving God.
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Do You Know Him? 你认识他吗？
This is a tract designed by Sunny, a post-graduate student from China, whom I met in Adelaide University. She wanted a message that only used the text of the Bible.
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The Battles of Gog and Magog
The author, who once lived in Singapore, discusses his evolving views on biblical prophecy, specifically concerning the invasion of Israel mentioned in Ezekiel 38 and 39. He now believes that this isn’t a prediction about a future event, as many evangelicals think, but a historical account of the attempted extermination of Jews in Queen Esther’s…
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The World is Not Yet Even 6000 Years Old
In 2016 revised my calculation of the Earth’s age to 5975 years, attributing the discrepancy to a misinterpretation of biblical text. The error likely derived from a copyist’s mistake. The revised date aligns with the period from Abraham to Moses, as explained in the writings of Apostle Paul.
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