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Paul-Joseph Stines

Unveiling the Apocalypse

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Podcast #14 The “Little Apocalypse”

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Podcast # 13 The Rest of the Story

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This week we began our study of Christ’s prophecies contained in the “little apocalypse,” also known as the Olivet Discourse. An account of this discourse is included in the three synoptic gospels. Synoptic is derived from the Greek meaning “same eye,” indicating that the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke recall the life of Christ […]

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A great deal of ink has been spilled in the Christian era concerning the various prophecies of the Book of Daniel. There is a great deal more that I could say and write about it. But what do you need to know for the purposes of our study? How does the Book of Daniel relate […]

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Podcast #12 – Daniel Chapter 9

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In Chapter 9 of Daniel we saw that Daniel was reading the prophecies of Jeremiah concerning the Babylonian Captivity. There Daniel discovered that God had foreordained the captivity to last for a period of 70 years. A bit of simple arithmetic and Daniel realized that the 70 year period had almost been completed. Daniel also […]

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You will find an index listing of all the handouts used in this program with links so you can view them, download them or print them out HERE.

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This is, for most people, the most difficult chapter in the Book of Daniel; it is also the most important. We have created a rather large handout consisting of charts to help you to organize the information. We will place it on the website in Word 2000 format to make it easier to download the […]

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Podcast #11 – Daniel Chapter 8

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The eighth chapter of Daniel focuses on two of the four empires discussed in Chapter 7, the Medo-Persian Empire and the Grecian Empire. There are no deep mysteries contained in this chapter, since the angel Gabriel interprets Daniel’s vision concerning these two. At first Daniel sees a mighty ram with two horns, one higher than […]