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Prophecy: Four Beasts

Posted on November 3, 2013 by Bryan Hodge

“In the first year of Belshazzar King of Babylon, Daniel had a dream and visions…” (Daniel 7:1) Critics used to claim that Belshazzar never existed. The Zondervan’s Pictorial Bible Dictionary says, “For many years regarded as a fictitious literary creation… … Continue reading →

Posted in Chruch, Jesus, Premillennialism, Textual study | Tagged alexander the great, ancient of days, antigonus, antipatar, archaeology, babylon, barbaric invaders of rome, bear, belshazzar, cassander, Christ receives kingdom, coming with clouds, Daniel 7, dreadful beast, dream, eagle, egypt, eleven horns, emperors of rome, everlasting kingdom, greece, leopard, like son of man, lion, lydia, lysimaschus, macedonia, persia, prophecy, ptolemy, ribs, rome, seleucus, the four beasts, vision, xerxes | 1 Comment

Prophecy: Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream

Posted on October 30, 2013 by Bryan Hodge

Nebuchadnezzar was the son of Nabopolassar, founder of the Chaldean (or Babylonian) Empire. Nebuchadnezzar served as the commander of the military campaign that led to Judah’s conquest on 606 B.C. (cf. Daniel 1:1-12; 2 Kings 24:1; 2 Chronicles 36:5-7). Following … Continue reading →

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Fifteen Periods of Bible History

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Bryan Hodge

It is not uncommon for Bible readers to get confused over the Biblical time-line. How close in time were certain events? Were these personalities contemporary? How long before Christ was that? The Bible can be outlined in fifteen periods of … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible History, Bible Study, Old Testament/New Testament | Tagged 1 Kings 6:1 cf. Acts 13:21 cf. 2 Samuel 5:4-5 cf. 1 Kings 2:11 cf. 1 Kings 11:42 cf. 2 Chronicles 9:30, 10 cf. Deuteronomy 2:14, 17; Genesis 46:9; Galatians 3:16-17; 1 Kings 6:1, 25:26 cf. 47:8-9, 430 years or 400 years or 215 years, a.d., a.m., after the flood, andy kiser, anno domini, anno mundi, antediluvian, b.c., babylon, bad kings, before Christ, before flood, Bible History, captivity restoration, chronology, chronology of n.t. books, church, conquest, divided kingdom, division of greece, don simpson, egyptian, fifteen periods, Genesis 11, Genesis 12:4 cf. 21:5 cf, Genesis 12:4; Genesis 21:5 cf. 17:1, Genesis 5, good kings, greece, herods, how long was period of judges, how long were children of israel in egypt, immanuel, inter-testament, Joshua 11:23 cf. 14:7, judah alone, judges, kings of israel, kings of judah, maccabees, passovers in Jesus ministry, patriarchal, pauls missionary journeys, persia, pharisees, postdiluvian, prophetic silence, prophets to israel, prophets to judah, prophets to others, Revelation 17:10-12, rome, roy deaver, sadducees, three carrying aways, three returns, timeline, united kingdom, wilderness wanderings | Leave a comment

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Prophecy: Four Beasts

Prophecy: Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream

Fifteen Periods of Bible History

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