Did the Sabbath Exist Before Moses — and Before the Law?
Was the Sabbath before the law? Genesis 2 blesses a day, Exodus 16 assumes one weeks before Sinai, Nehemiah says God made it known there. Both cases, fairly.
Read articleNotes on the 364-day sacred year — and on walking it with Day 4.
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Was the Sabbath before the law? Genesis 2 blesses a day, Exodus 16 assumes one weeks before Sinai, Nehemiah says God made it known there. Both cases, fairly.
Read articleWhat is the sign of Jonah? Matthew points to three days in the fish, Luke to a preached warning and a pagan city that repented — read as one saying.
Read articleHow was there light before the sun? Compare five readings of Genesis 1, the evening-and-morning question, and answers from early interpreters.
Read articleA digital Sabbath isn't the phone in a drawer. Sort screens into four kinds, cut two, and set up Focus, greyscale and a household rule that actually holds.
Read articleCompare the pre-tribulation vs post-tribulation rapture, plus mid-trib, pre-wrath, and partial views, with their strongest texts and claims.
Read articleIf God knows the future do we have free will? Compare Reformed, Arminian, Molinist, and open-theist answers without turning mystery into fate.
Read articleWhat is the Mazzaroth in Job 38? Follow the rare Hebrew word through ancient and modern translations, then see why zodiac claims remain uncertain.
Read articleThe four kingdoms in Daniel 2 begin with Babylon, but readers divide over Greece and Rome. Compare both sequences, the metals, feet, and toes.
Read articleThe Book of the Watchers tells of angels, giants and forbidden arts. Follow 1 Enoch 1–36, then see clearly what Genesis 6 does—and does not—say.
Read articleFour blood moons formed the 2014–15 tetrad. See what was claimed, what followed, why feast dates aligned, and when the next tetrad will come.
Read articleWhy does February have 28 days? Follow Rome's short final month, intercalation, Caesar's reform, and evidence against the Augustus day-theft myth.
Read articleThe Gregorian calendar reform of 1582 skipped ten dates to repair Easter tables. See the drift, the designers, the new leap rule, and first adopters.
Read articleWhy do Seventh-day Adventists worship on Saturday? The fourth commandment, the sundown-to-sundown shape of the day, and the doctrines wrongly bundled in.
Read articleThe book of life meaning in the Bible, from Exodus 32 to Revelation 20: why it starts as a register of the living, and whether a name can be blotted out.
Read articleDo Christians have to keep the Sabbath? Colossians 2:16, Romans 14:5 and Hebrews 4:9 in the actual Greek, every view at its strongest, and what each costs.
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