The Beast Of Revelation-Part III
In two previous blog posts I gave the evidence from Revelation that the beast was Nero Caesar. I’ll conclude here
Gregory Scott
February 14, 2011
Tag: History
Demystifying The 42 Months Of Revelation
The Book of Revelation is supposed to bring a blessing to those who read it. (Revelation 1:3). Unfortunately, the interpretations
Gregory Scott
February 10, 2011
An Ironic Twist Of History
If you are familiar with Roman history, you may know that the Ancient Romans believed the Roman Empire would last
Gregory Scott
January 12, 2011
Joy To The World
Joy To The World has long been my favorite Christmas hymn, in no small part because of its Kingdom message,
Gregory Scott
December 20, 2010
What I Learned Reading The Bible Chronologically
Back in January I began reading the Bible from beginning to end chronologically, meaning in the order the events occurred
Gregory Scott
December 19, 2010
The Real Saint Nicholas
St. Nicholas was born in 270 A.D. in the city of Patara in Lycia (modern day Turkey). His parents died when
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December 15, 2010
Why We Can’t See God
I don’t think most atheists have an intellectual problem with the existence of God but rather an issue with sin
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December 5, 2010
A View To A Kill
“In the midst of the flame and the rack I have seen men not only not groan, that is little;
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December 2, 2010
The History of Halloween
I like history, and since tomorrow is Halloween, I thought you might be interested in how Halloween came to be.
Gregory Scott
October 30, 2010
Why Goodness Can’t be the Standard for Going to Heaven
It’s what everybody thinks until they read the Bible: “If I’m good enough the Lord will let me into heaven.”
Gregory Scott
October 27, 2010
Old Testament Leadership Examples
Leadership is essential to the expansion of the kingdom of God on earth. It should be discussed more in Christian
Gregory Scott
September 26, 2010
Prophecy of Daniel Regarding the Kingdom of God
I came across a fascinating find in the Book of Daniel regarding his prophecy about the kingdom of God. This
Gregory Scott
September 23, 2010
Seneca and Christianity: Stoic Wisdom that reflects Christian Truth
Seneca (Lucius Annaeus Seneca or Seneca the Younger) was not an adherent to Christianity but a Stoic philosopher and writer.
Gregory Scott
September 15, 2010
Seneca’s Surprising Praise for Christian Response to Adversity
The first century Stoic philosopher, Seneca, made this comment about Christian response to adversity he had personally witnessed: “In the
Gregory Scott
September 14, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Epilogue
Well, we are back home, and this Byzantine journey is completed. Each place we went, at one time, was part
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August 16, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 16 (Athens)
Today was a stellar day, which is unusual for last days of vacations. We tried to book a private tour
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August 15, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 15 (Ephesus)
My first reaction to Ephesus was one of surprise over the expanse of the ruins and the size of the
Gregory Scott
August 14, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 13 (Volos)
Today we made our first stop in Greece. Volos, Greece. We didn’t stay there long but instead hopped on a
Gregory Scott
August 12, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 12 (Bosphorus Strait)
This morning we reentered the Bosphorus at its northern-most point, where it meets the Black Sea. The rest of the day
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August 12, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 11 (Nessebar)
It is said Nessebar, Bulgaria has more ancient churches per capita than any other place in the world. I believe
Gregory Scott
August 10, 2010
