Peter Disappears from the Book of Acts – How the Leader of the Disciples Was “Removed” from Luke
If the Book of Acts were simply an objective continuation of the history begun in the Gospels, one would expect Peter to remain one of …
63 B.C. — Rome Enters Jerusalem
Rome Rules the World, but Greece Rules Rome In 146 B.C., Rome defeated Greece militarily. Corinth was destroyed, Greek political independence collapsed, and the territories …
Chapter 8 — The Seals and Trumpets. The Problem of a Strict Chronological Sequence
The opening of the trumpet vision requires a decision about the structure of Revelation. If the seals and the trumpets are read as two consecutive …
1054: The Fourth Trumpet
Most people think the Great Schism of 1054 was merely an East–West quarrel over beards, bread, and ecclesiastical customs. In my interpretation, however, 1054 marks …
146–63 BC: Rome & Greece
In 146 BC, Rome conquers Greece militarily, but the victory is deceptive. Between 146 and 63 BC, Greece conquers Rome philosophically—without armies, borders, or force. …
Philosophy Reshapes Judaism
In my interpretation, Hellenistic Judaism marks the turning point when interpretation becomes power and Philosophy becomes the new empire. After the creation of the Septuagint, …
The British Empire Hidden in Revelation 18
Where Is the Largest Empire in History in Prophecy? How is it possible that Daniel sees Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome; that Revelation continues the …