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How did a farmer many people doubted get an entire divided nation to show up for one battle? Jim Scudder climbs Mount Bezek with the archaeologist digging a fortress wall that dates to Saul’s own lifetime.
A ruler once walked into the Jewish temple, declared himself God, and slaughtered a pig inside it. Jesus points past him in Matthew 24 to a desecration still ahead, in a temple not yet standing.
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What disqualifies a man from the priesthood of a temple that has not even been built yet? Revelation 11 has John measuring that temple, and Jim Scudder shows you how far the preparations have gone.
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Why does the little book John is told to eat taste like honey and then turn his stomach bitter? Revelation 10 ends with that strange meal, and Jim Scudder tells you what the two tastes stand for.
What is an angel doing with one foot planted on the sea and the other on the earth? He comes down in Revelation 10 clothed with a cloud, and Jim Scudder tells you what that stance is for.
Which name did critics call an invention of the Bible, until a carved stone turned up at Caesarea? Jim Scudder walks the Israel Museum at night, from the house of David to the great Isaiah Scroll.
Two hundred million horsemen ride, and the killing power sits in their mouths and in their tails. A third of humanity dies in Revelation 9, and the last verses turn to the people left standing.
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Which river on today’s map has four fallen angels bound in it, waiting on a date already set? The sixth trumpet sounds in Revelation 9, and Jim Scudder reads what those four are loosed to do.
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How long does a sting from the bottomless pit keep hurting a man who cannot get away from it? Revelation 9 gives these locusts their orders, and Jim Scudder walks through every limit set on them.
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Why does the Bible say that hell was never made for people in the first place? The bottomless pit opens in Revelation 9, and Jim Scudder lays out four things Jesus said about hell.
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