Scripture
Genesis 1: Traces of the First World and Judgment
Reinterprets Genesis 1's word choices as evidence of a prior world's judgment, re-creation, and traces of the Trinity.
Reconciling Acts 9:7 and 22:9 on the Damascus Road
Resolves the apparent contradiction between Acts 9:7 and 22:9 on Saul's conversion via sequential parallel reading.
Resolving Solomon's Stall Count: 40,000 vs 4,000
Resolves the discrepancy in stall counts between 1 Kings and 2 Chronicles by distinguishing different military facility categories.
1 Chronicles 1:36's Timna and Genealogical Telescoping
Explains Timna's inclusion among 'sons' in Chronicles' genealogy through conjunction grouping and narrative telescoping.
Manuscript Evidence for the Comma Johanneum in 1 John 5:7
Surveys manuscript and patristic citation evidence, plus internal textual structure, defending the Comma Johanneum in 1 John 5:7.
Matthew 1's 14 Generations and David's Double Inclusion
Explains Matthew's 14-generation genealogy through David's double inclusion and defends KJV translation precision.
Verifying KJV Romans 7:6's 'The Law Being Dead'
Defends KJV Romans 7:6's rendering 'the law being dead' through the biblical concept of death and the marriage analogy.
Examining Peter's Martyrdom Site: Jerusalem and Calvary
Argues Peter was martyred in Jerusalem at Calvary rather than Rome, using Greek wordplay and typological structure.
Sequential Harmony of the Resurrection Morning Accounts
Harmonizes the four Gospels' resurrection-morning tomb accounts by reconstructing each witness's timeline and movements.
The Debate Over King Saul's Salvation and Afterlife
Re-examines whether King Saul went to paradise or torment, using Hebrew word usage and dispensationalist theology.
The Alcohol Content of Biblical Wine: A Word Study
Argues biblical wine was fermented alcohol, using word studies, the harvest calendar, and ancient dilution customs.
The Two Witnesses: A Concise Case for Moses and Elijah
A condensed version summarizing the core evidence for identifying Revelation's two witnesses as Moses and Elijah.
Were Behemoth and Leviathan Real Creatures?
Argues Behemoth and Leviathan were real giant creatures, explaining their creation and extinction after the flood.
KJV's 'Lucifer' and 'Easter': Translation Choices Examined
Defends KJV's rendering of 'Lucifer' (Isaiah 14:12) and 'Easter' (Acts 12:4) using doctrine and festival date calculations.
The Symmetry of Genesis 1:27 and the 1 John 5:7 Comma
Defends the Comma Johanneum's originality via the matching 22-word structure and grammatical links between the two verses.
Zechariah 5's Two Visions and the Judgment of Babylon
Interprets Zechariah 5's flying scroll and woman-in-the-ephah visions as symbols of hybrid demons and Babylon's judgment.
Speaker Shifts and Agency Speech in Revelation 22
Analyzes the mixing of angelic and divine speakers in Revelation 22 through the ancient shaliach (agency) speech convention.
Did Childbirth Occur in Eden Before the Fall?
Examines Genesis grammar to assess whether Adam and Eve had children in Eden before eating the forbidden fruit.
Identifying the Two Witnesses of Revelation 11
Argues the two witnesses of Revelation 11 are Moses and Elijah, not Enoch and Elijah, using multiple lines of evidence.