In the part 3 of a 3 part series on Digging for Truth TV, I discuss the syntax of Genesis 5 and 11, the authority of biblical chronology, and the numerical differences in the three textual traditions (MT, LXX, SP).
For more on the important subject of hermeneutics and biblical Chronology, please check out my 4 part article series below.
The genealogies of Genesis 5 and 11 have long been central to discussions concerning biblical…
This series summarizes my previous articles and videos on Methuselah’s numbers (Genesis 5:25–27) in the…
Introduction In episode #63 of the Digging for Truth podcast, I interview Dr. John C.…
In this presentation, I address an important question left unanswered in part one: How does…
In this episode of the Digging for Truth podcast, I explore one of the most…
Were Neanderthals fully human? For Christians committed to the authority of Genesis, that question is…
On this Digging for Truth podcast episode, I discuss the genealogies of Genesis 5 and…
This study proposes that (1) Abram was born when Terah was 130 years old rather…
In this lecture at Chafer Theological Seminary’s Pastors’ Conference, I examine the numbers preserved in…
In this Lecture at Chafer Theological Seminary’s Pastors’ Conference, I examine the doctrine of preservation,…
Many evangelical OT scholars have attempted to reinterpret the lifespans in Genesis in a variety…
The Mission of From Adam to Abraham is to help restore the Church’s faith in…