You have stumbled onto a table of contents for a study of biblical prophecy through 30 or so separate slide presentations. God may have a place for my distinct and one-of-a-kind response to biblical end-times prophecy. Students of prophecy will find both novelty and challenge here. Newcomers to biblical prophecy will find I keep them rooted in God's Word and give fair notice of when and where I deal with inference and personal conjecture. Short descriptors of each presentation accompany the listings. My prayers for their usefulness to you in your walk with the Lord precede them.

1. SURVEY OF BIBLICAL PROPHECY,
A STUDY OF THE END TIMES AND
OF THE RETURN OF JESUS CHRIST
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2. SET ONE: STRUCTURE AND
TIMELINE OF 70TH WEEK
1 ASSUMPTIONS: in which we consider who ‘you’
addresses when encountered in biblical prophecy.
“Are you talking to me?”
2 BIBLE AS A BRIDGE: in which a suspension
bridge’s architecture serves as a graphic illustration of
the Bible narrative’s integrated structure.
3 WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED: What has the above
graphic given us for a view of the God of prophecy?

3. SET ONE: STRUCTURE AND
TIMELINE OF 70TH WEEK
4 ALL BOW DOWN: in which we consider glory and
magnificence at the formal end of human history.
5 DISPENSATIONS: the twin towers of our biblical
bridge support a prophetic roadway along which God’s
plan of redemption plays out in ordered measures.
6 ISRAEL, GOD’S TIMELINE: in which I explain the
unique role Jewish history plays in our use of biblical
prophecy. (An introduction to Slide VII)

4. SET ONE: STRUCTURE AND
TIMELINE OF 70TH WEEK
7 BASIC COVENANT: in which we consider in some
detail God’s covenant with Israel and its role in
prophecy.
8 DIASPORA: the tragedy of Israel’s ejection from the
Promised Land and its role in prophecy.
9 CONTENT OF THE 70 WEEKS: A treatment of the
70 Weeks’ prophecy, concentrating on its central
elements and events.

5. SET TWO:
PROPHECY IN THE GOSPELS AND
IN PAUL’S LETTERS
10 INTRODUCTION: in which we consider who ‘you’
addresses when encountered in biblical prophecy.
“Are you talking to me?”
11 THE ASCENSION: in which we consider how day
to day life fits in with an interest in the hereafter
12 THE OLIVET DISCOURSE: we look at Jesus’
treatment of His own return. This discourse forms
THE bridge between Daniel and Revelation.

6. SET TWO:
PROPHECY IN THE GOSPELS AND
IN PAUL’S LETTERS
13 OLIVET COMPANION VERSES: I offer you a series
of verses that guide and deepen our understanding of
Christ in the Olivet Discourse
14 RAPTURE AND RESURRECTION: I Corinthians-
one of THE classic rapture passages comes to the fore.
15 I THESSALONIANS: the companion passage to I
Corinthians 15’s treatment of the rapture and
resurrection.

7. SET TWO:
PROPHECY IN THE GOSPELS AND
IN PAUL’S LETTERS
16 THE CHURCH AVENGED: II Thessalonians 1
and the justice of God on behalf of His Church
17 THE MAN OF SIN: II Thessalonians 2 and the
Man of Lawlessness released and revealed
18 APOSTASY IN THE CHURCH: Paul warns
Timothy about the winnowing of the Church
19 SALVATION: A companion piece to #18, which
has begged the question, “Can I lose my salvation?”

8. SET THREE:
BACKWARDS THROUGH
REVELATION
20 INTRODUCTION TO REVELATION: In which I
explain the purpose of ‘backward engineering’ the
book of Revelation
21 GATES NEVER CLOSE: The architecture of
Eternity– a comparison of islamic and christian
visions.
22 THE ETERNAL CITY: The amazing physicality of
Revelation 21’s treatment of the Eternal City

9. SET THREE:
BACKWARDS THROUGH
REVELATION
23 THE RETURN OF JESUS CHRIST: Chapters 19
and 20 depict the return of the Savior
24 MILLENNIUM AND REVELATION: I spotlight
and expand on Revelation’s thin treatment of this
very real dispensation.
25 ON THE EDGE OF THE END: Five whole
chapters (14-18) devoted to circumstances
immediately leading to the return of Christ.

10. SET THREE:
BACKWARDS THROUGH
REVELATION
26 TIMELINE FOR REVELATION 5-13: I superimpose
the 70th Week’s geometry on the distinctly
non-sequential progression of these chapters.
27 SEQUENCE OF SEALS, TRUMPETS AND BOWLS:
How do these three judgmental series arrange themselves
in on our 70th Week Timeline? (Thank you, Robert
Gundry!)

11. SET THREE:
SIX TRIBULATION ACTORS
28 SATAN IN REVELATION: ENTITY I–The
Adversary of old tries to go toe-to-toe with his Maker.
What’s he hope to accomplish . . . .and how?
29 THE ANTICHRIST IN REVELATION: ENTITY
II–focusing mostly on Chapter 12, we follow his story
arc through several scattered passages.
30 THE SAINTS IN REVELATION: ENTITY III–The
overcomers, the margin of God’s victory! The
brothers!!! US?????

12. SET THREE:
BACKWARDS THROUGH
REVELATION
31 THE JEWS IN REVELATION: ENTITY IV–The
thin references in Revelation to this group’s role in the
Tribulation receives full treatment.
32 THE NATIONS IN REVELATION: ENTITY V–The
source of a harvest of souls you never saw coming!
33 THE CREATION: ENTITY VI–Waiting for the
freedom of the children of God and its own glorious
redemption