Many Christian prophecy pundits think Zechariah has alot to say about our future and the return of Christ.
It doesn’t. It talks about the coming of Messiah in the first century and how he brings both salvation and Judgment to Jerusalem “IN THAT DAY.”
In this episode we survey concepts important to understanding the book of Zechariah:
It’s historical context
“In that Day”
“All nations”
The Two Jerusalems
The Remnant
The Branch
We bring on author and filmmaker Brian Godawa to talk about his new book and the world of ancient Egypt. Brian dives into the life of Moses and we talk about interesting facts surrounding his culture.
How was Moses directly influenced by the Egyptians?
Did Moses encounter any blurry creatures on his journeys?
We had a good time talking about things perhaps many have missed in their Sunday school sessions growing up. Tune in now.
This has been too long of a wait. And just in time for Christmas gifts!
I lost 8 months because I moved across the country and wrote a movie screenplay.
And I have to say, I spent more time researching and writing this novel than just about any of my other novels.
That’s because there are alot of mysteries surrounding the story of Moses that I needed to answer to write the story.
Like, who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus? Who was Moses’s Cushite wife? What was the route of the Exodus? Where did they cross the Red Sea? Where is Mount Sinai?
Of course, those are only factual details that I wanted to get right.
I also wanted to make sense out of the Egyptian context of Yahweh’s war on the gods of Egypt. What might that have looked like in the unseen realm?
Well, you can get the novel now in ebook or paperback HERE.
PS: Be sure to get the companion research book “The Spiritual World of Moses and Egypt.” You might even want to read it first to prepare you for all the wild things you are going to read in the novel!
Brian Godawa
Author, Chronicles of the Nephilim
Chronicles of the Apocalypse
Chronicles of the Watchers
I was on this very professionally crafted podcast talking about end times from a different viewpoint.
The host was very gracious and asked intelligent helpful questions that really help clarify the issues of Bible Prophecy.
I talk about my journey in Bible prophecy and how I discovered the common interpretation of the last days is severely crippled by being modern rather than ancient in its context.
Topics: Ancient context of prophecy, poetic language of prophecy and apocalyptic, modern misunderstandings, the nature of Inspiration of God’s Word, Bible translation.
Many people have crazy theories about Elijah and the Day of the Lord.
Some think the historical Elijah is coming back in our future during a great tribulation.
Jesus said Elijah was John the Baptist.
But John also prophesied judgment.
So was it in our future or was it a judgment in our past?
You should know me by now to guess which one.
A new podcast interview with Jared 2.0!
The prophet Joel predicts a judgment called the Day of the Lord.
Many Christians assume this applies to a time future to us that is the End of Time.
But in Acts 2, the holy Apostle Peter told us that it wasn’t in our future.
He said it was beginning to take place right then and there at the Day of Pentecost.
See how it all works out in the first century.
If you read the text through the eyes of ancient Hebrew.
I have a new interview with Jared 2.0! You’re not gonna want to miss this one.
Who is the Man of Lawlessness, or Man of Sin?
Is he the Antichrist? The Beast? Daniel’s Little Horn?
Is he in our future?
See why all the futurist views completely fail to understand this passage in its first century context.
And learn who it actually was in history!
You will learn how popular approaches are blinded to the text.
I have a new interview on Jared 2.0 podcast about End Times prophecy in the First Century.
Many Christians think that 2 Peter 3 about the Elements melting with heat and the New Heavens and Earth is about the end of the earth and time.
It’s not.
It’s about the spiritual reality of the New Covenant and the destruction of the temple in AD 70.
And I prove it from the Bible.
We must interpret prophecy in the context of the genre of symbolism of ancient Hebrew, NOT our own scientific literalism.
This is one of my best testimonials I have given about becoming a Christian and becoming a preterist.
Samuel Delgado asks some of the most insightful questions about preterism and Bible Prophecy.
These are not the same repetitious questions you will usually hear.
Many read the parables of Jesus as if he is talking about his second coming in our future.
He is not. He is talking about his first coming or his judgment coming on Jerusalem in AD 70.
Behold and be amazed!
You’ll ask yourself why you never saw this before!
Yet, it’s right there in the text.