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Daily Archives: April 13, 2019
Zechariah’s Dramatic Description of Antichrist’s Fatal Wounds
Originally posted on eyeofprophecy … watch and wait:
Today’s Television …Sigh! I suppose my cynicism concerning the scarcity of standard television programs worth watching is linked directly to my membership in the Baby Boomer Generation. And the early part of the…
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Book Write-Up: Children of God, by Lars Petter Sveen
Lars Petter Sveen. Children of God. Trans. Guy Puzey. Graywolf, 2018. See here to purchase the book. Lars Petter Sveen is a Norwegian author, who has received literary awards. Children of God is set in first century C.E. Israel, the … Continue reading
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