From the site: End Times Bible Prophecy / Britt Gillette – founder The 483 Years Prophecy I often hear people say there’s no evidence for Christianity. “You just have to accept it on faith” is something I’ve heard a lot over the years. You’ve probably heard similar statements. But is this really true? Is the Bible … [Read more…]
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Entire article copied from the C.A.R.M. website/Matt Slick. No, the mere fact that copies of the book of Enoch were found among the “Dead Sea Scrolls” is not a reason to consider the book to be Scripture. The Dead Sea Scrolls contain all kinds of documents, not just Scripture. We don’t have to consider every calendar, … [Read more…]
Was Jesus married and what about original sin of Adam? I have heard through the years about how some believe that Jesus was married and had kids, this is from Gnosticism (a belief that mixes truth with non-truth which is a direct contradiction with the bible) and not from the Christian bible. … [Read more…]
From the C.A.R.M. website-Matt Slick The Historical and Literary Context The context of this passage is where Daniel considers the prophecy in Jeremiah (Jeremiah 25:10-14; 29:10-14) regarding the seventy years of captivity (Daniel 9:2). Daniel knows that the seventy years is coming to an end soon since it is 539 B.C. and the Jews have been in … [Read more…]
How do we know that we are not in the seven-year Tribulation yet? God tells us in His Word how to know if we are in the Tribulation. 1 Thessalonians 4 lets us know that we as born-again believers (John 3:3) will be caught (Raptured) up in the sky. 2 Thessalonians 2 gives us … [Read more…]
Why do Daniel and Revelation give varying counts of 1,260, 1,290, and 1,335 days for the tribulation? Question: “Why do Daniel and Revelation give varying counts of 1,260, 1,290, and 1,335 days for the tribulation?” Answer: The books of Daniel and Revelation are often studied together, because their prophecies concerning the end times dovetail with each other nicely. Both books … [Read more…]