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Dan Bruce’s Recalibrating Ancient Near East Chronology presents a fundamental reassessment of the chronological framework that has been widely accepted for Ancient Near Eastern (ANE) history from 1006 BCE to 560 BCE. The book challenges the conventional approach, which prioritizes the Assyrian Eponym Canon and the widely accepted 763 BCE…
Although they are not topics that normally come up in the exposition of prophecy and chronology featured on this website, a few visitors have asked me to comment on the matter of sexual conduct and marriage based on the teachings of the Bible. Here is my understanding of what the…
For the past few decades, I have been doing research, with an emphasis on Bible prophecy and chronology. My research has shown that many of the traditional interpretations of prophecy, especially those found in the Book of Daniel, and academic timelines of Ancient Near East chronology are in error. Religious…
Daniel Unsealed by Dan Bruce presents a groundbreaking interpretation of the prophecies found in the biblical book of Daniel. Departing from traditional symbolic approaches that view Daniel’s prophetic timelines as metaphoric year-weeks, Bruce asserts that these prophecies contain chrono-specific details that can be understood through direct historical correlation. His work…
Israel: The Chosen Vessel of Redemption The idea that the nation of Israel was chosen by God is central to biblical theology but is often misunderstood. Rather than being an arbitrary selection or an act of favoritism, Israel’s chosen-ness was rooted in a divine purpose—to bring redemption into the world.…
The Gift of Salvation: A Limited Window of Grace The Christian faith is built upon the profound belief that God, in His infinite love, provided His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, as the ultimate blood atonement for humanity’s sins. This sacrificial act, foretold in the Old Testament and fulfilled in…
God made two foundational promises to Abraham: the land-nation promise and the redemptive promise. These two commitments frame the biblical narrative and reveal God’s faithfulness throughout history. The land promise, as first outlined in Genesis 12:7, assured Abraham’s descendants a homeland. Today, the Jewish people benefit from this promise, evidenced…
The Cross: Wrestling with Its MeaningThe death of Jesus on the cross is one of the most profound and perplexing events in human history. For centuries, theologians, philosophers, and everyday believers have grappled with its significance. On the surface, it can be difficult to reconcile the image of a crucified…
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