Appendix L The Return of Jesus Christ In Power Glory and Splendor (The epiphaneia) By Lambert Dolphin This is a shortened version of this study. View the full article at http://ldolphin.org/Sadvent.html Jesus of Nazareth was seen by his disciples and by groups as large as 500 persons (1 Corinthians 15:6) during the 40 days between […]
Appendix I Jesus the Kinsman Redeemer – Jesus the Avenger of Blood and the Cities of Refuge By Lambert Dolphin This study is available in Lambert Dolphin‘s Library: http://ldolphin.org/avenger.html Appendix J Earthquakes and the Bible By Lambert Dolphin This study is available in Lambert Dolphin‘s Library: http://ldolphin.org/quakes.html Appendix K Pretribulation or Prewrath? By […]
Appendix H The History of Edom Brief History and Final Destiny of Edom By Lambert Dolphin Esau: A Type of the Flesh One of the most valuable lessons to be learned from the family history of the descendants of the brothers Jacob and Esau concerns the New Testament application. The New Testament views the conflict […]
Appendix H The History of Edom Brief History and Final Destiny of Edom By Lambert Dolphin A longer version of this study, including full quotations from the Scriptures may be read on the Internet at http://ldolphin.org/edom.html Immediate Family History The immediate family history of Jacob and Esau, the twin sons of Isaac and Rebecca, begins […]
Appendix G The Day of the Lord By Lambert Dolphin The Day of the LORD is a special term in the Bible used to refer to a period of time when God directly intervenes in human affairs–in judgment or in blessing. The Day of the Lord we are presently waiting for in our time frame […]
Time Disrupted by the Fall The universe was created for man. In science this is called the “anthropic principle.” It is also evident from the opening chapters of the Bible. An empty universe inhabited only by God and the angels makes little sense to most of us. God does not “need” a universe, nor does […]
Time in the New Testament The New Testament appeals to reason, to the conscience, and to the rational mind to communicate the same truths that are found in the Old Testament in story form. Someone has suggested that the Old Testament appeals to the right side of the brain and the New, to the left […]
Dynamical Time and Atomic Time The “clock” for measuring time given us in the Bible can be called “dynamical time” because this clock is based on the motion of the earth on its axis (defining the day), the period of the moon as it revolves around the earth establishing the lunar month (used in the […]
Subjective Time Various dimensions of time (which we usually don’t stop and think about) are known to us in our daily experience. First, there is subjective time, which is the appearance of time to our sense of consciousness. Subjective time cannot be measured by a stop watch, but this type of time varies over wide […]
The Old Testament View of Time The Hebrew concept of time found in the Old Testament is concerned more with the quality of time as it relates to hail, rain, summer, and harvest or to “evil days” or “prosperous times.” Clock or calendar time certainly is tracked in the Old Testament. Believing Jews as well […]