The Harvest Blog

“The Period of the Judges” continued from previous post. Thus far we have a total of 301 years, this is confirmed by Jephtha. Thus two thirds through the judges God confirms that our process is correct. In Judges 11:26 Jephtha points out that Israel had possession of Ammon’s land for three...

After examining the first four periods of Bible Chronology, we have established that from the creation to the division of Canaan a total of 2559 years elapsed. Let us now examine the fifth period of bible chronology beginning with Link # 23 in the true bible chronology, Gods “Timepiece” “The...

After examining the first three periods of Bible Chronology, we believe that we have established that from the creation to the giving of the Law a total of 2513 years elapsed. Let us now examine the fourth period of bible chronology The period from the Exodus to the Division of Canaan among the...

“The Period from the Covenant with Abraham to the Giving of the Law” "Now the Lord had [previously, before Abraham had left Mesopotamia, or Ur of the Chaldees] said unto Abraham, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father's house [brethren, etc.] unto a land that I...

The Age of the Patriarchs “The patriarchal age began with the receding of the flood of Noah’s day, when a family of eight souls walked out onto dry land. It ended with the death of Jacob, the last patriarch. It was a unique period of history when the Creator of the universe made an oath to a...

In starting with the question, “How long has it been since man’s creation?” We should and do feel confident that he who gave the prophecies, and said that in the time of the end they should be understood, has provided in his Word the data necessary to enable us accurately to locate those...

“Write down the vision, and make it plain on tablets, that everyone may read it fluently” Hab 2:2 “Chronology is the basis of dispensational truth. The great central doctrines of the Christian religion, the Ransom, Justification and Sanctification, have stood through all periods of the Gospel...

Continued from previous post. “Now the free gift (justification to life) is not like the offense. For if through the offense of one (man, Adam) many be dead (under condemnation to death), much more the grace of God (the gracious plan of salvation), and the gift by grace, which is by one man...

“It was necessary [in accordance with God’s will] that man [should] learn obedience—not only to obey, but the importance of obedience. Man must obey not just because he is told to, but also because he WANTS to. This makes him free—the desire to comply rather than the constraints to comply. God...

Continued from our first post on the Holy Spirit. The word "spirit," in the Old Testament, is the translation of the Hebrew word “ruach”, the primary significance or root meaning of which is WIND The word "spirit" in the New Testament comes from the Greek word “pneuma”, whose primary...

First of all the Holy Spirit is NOT a “Who” it’s an “It” "A broad definition of the words "Spirit of God," or "Holy Spirit," would be—the divine WILL, INFLUENCE, or POWER, exercised anywhere and everywhere, and for any purpose in harmony with the divine will, which, being a holy will implies...

In our previous post on this subject we noted the Apostle Paul in Heb 5:12-14 reproving some in his day because they were not growing as Christians, that they were yet still babes in Christ needing to be taught the milk of the word, the first principle doctrines. Elsewhere he is found reproving...

“Then He said to them, “Therefore every scribe instructed concerning the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who brings out of his treasure things new and old.” Matt 13:52 “The word of the Lord is indeed well compared to a rich treasure house, or a precious box of jewels. Out of this...

“It is the explicit teaching of the Scriptures that the strengthening of the inner man is not something which is accomplished instantly, but rather gradually through the years as the heart responds obediently to the Divine Word of instruction and to the providence of the Lord. Not only so, but...