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Writings

Short articles (and some not so short!) on miscellaneous topics, but all related to the apocalyptic theme of my pages.

The Last Days
This study picks up the phrase "the last day" wherever it is found in the O. T. (excluding Daniel), in order to examine and to determine what the phrase refers to, after all.

    Last Days
    This study continues the study of the phrase "the last day" in the places where it is found in the N. T., in the same manner as the O.T. study. Be assured, "the end" was known from "the beginning!"

    The Appearance of Elijah
    Will Elijah appear, like John the Baptist did, "in the wilderness?"

    New Jerusalem
    A discussion of how the "new" Jerusalem shall appear during the millennial rule of the kingdom of Jesus Christ.

    How Baptism 'Works'
    My middle son asked the question one Monday afternoon, shortly after two Jehovah's Witnesses departed from our home.
    A brief discussion of the Bible's true teaching concerning baptism, and what is involved in acknowledging the "call" of the LORD.

    Scroll Chart
    This was originally devised as a snail-mail "handout" for drawing attention to things in The Revelation of Jesus Christ. It shows the structure of events during the 1,260 days of the time of "the end." Basically it follows the index to Israel's Judgment; Jerusalem's Glory. The structure closely follows the Lord's private revelations to the apostles in the gospel records of Matthew, Mark and Luke. It's handy to have a print-out of this chart nearby for orientation as you read through The Revelation study.
    The Scroll Chart is one 8.5 by 11 page in length; a .GIF. Nice to print out!

    When is the End?
    This is a question which also perplexed Daniel so, even to the point of sickness... In Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21, the Lord Jesus Christ privately replies to some questions from his apostles. They had asked him about three specific things:

    When is "the End"? examines the pertinent text from all three Gospels, and compares them side-by-side. Was the Lord's discourse only spoken in regard to the coming end of the Jewish nation in A.D. 70-73? Or, did his answers address the end of the world age? Or both? It is interesting to note that, when the Lord was about to ascend into the heavens to his Father, the apostles and disciples persisted to ask him, "Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel? And to this persistent query, the Lord had replied, "It is not for you to know the times or the season which the Father has put in His own power."
    His disciples still must await "the times or the season" when the Father's power of the Holy Spirit is again poured out upon His witnesses. Thus, the question When is the End? still remains unanswered to this day.

    Psalm 83
    Quite often the first half of Psalm 83 is used for a literal identification of the "last days" enemies of Israel; an identification which we applaud.
    But at the same time, the last half of Psalm 83 is ignored as a literal description of what the LORD Himself proposes to do for Israel when He comes to save them from complete destruction at the hand of their Chief Adversary and his "angels of light."
    This last we do not applaud. In this short study your attention is drawn to the LORD's "strange work" and His "strange acts" which Isaiah, the prophet, says shall be revealed from the heavens in those "last days."