This book seeks to prove the Bible through science, studies on Messianic prophecies, and by examining divine patterns in the Word and in nature. It has been newly revised in 2019.

When an artist creates a piece of art we expect to find significance in every detail. If God has written the Bible, we should likewise expect to find divinity in the details; is this the case? This book surveys the supernatural inspiration expressed in the pages of scripture.Beginning with the general defense of the Bible's historic veracity, the divinity is displayed by exploring Messianic prophecies, patterns of salvation history, and eschatology.This work is the effort of three years of research, writing, and editing, combining the findings that were published in such booklets as "Mashiach Ben Elohim", "The Book of Genesis: Should We Believe It?", "The Book of Revelation: A Sketch of the Apocalypse", and several others.This special edition includes many new features, including an expanded discussion of Messianic prophecies and an appendix featuring a booklet originally published under a pen name.

When an artist creates a piece of art, we expect to find significance in every detail. If God has written the Bible, we should likewise expect to find divinity in the details. Is this the case? This book surveys the supernatural inspiration expressed in the pages of scripture. Beginning with the general defense of the Bible's historic veracity, the divinity is displayed by exploring Messianic prophecies, patterns of salvation history, and eschatology. This work is the effort of three years of research, writing, and editing, combining the findings that were published in such booklets as "Mashiach Ben Elohim", "The Book of Genesis: Should We Believe It?", "The Book of Revelation: A Sketch of the Apocalypse", and several others. (This is the second edition of this book.)

When an artist creates a piece of art we expect to find significance in every detail. If God has written the Bible, we should likewise expect to find divinity in the details; is this the case? This book surveys the supernatural inspiration expressed in the pages of scripture. Beginning with the general defence of the Bible's historic veracity, the divinity is displayed by exploring Messianic prophecies, patterns of salvation history, and eschatology. This work is the effort of three years of research, writing, and editing, combining the findings that were published in such booklets as "Mashiach Ben Elohim", "The Book of Genesis: Should We Believe It?", "The Book of Revelation: A Sketch of the Apocalypse", and several others.

This booklet reviews the famous play from Shakespeare while interjecting commentary from a Christian perspective. This is the new, edited version.

This is a new, literal, amplified translation of Jonah. It features a commentary that seeks to be relevant to today's pressing issues and also to expound eternal truths. It is written from a fundamental Christian outlook. This is an updated, edited version.