The Third Day Bible Code examines a third day motif that occurs in some of the most important events in the history of Israel recorded in the Bible. Whether one agrees with the author'ss sensational thesis about the timing of Christ'ss return, this book will serve as a strong apologetic for Jesus's resurrection and strengthen Christians in their faith.
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"Kermit Zarley has studied the Bible prophetically more than any person I've met, and I include academics and pastors." -- Dr. Scot McKnight, North Park University, Chicago
"Zarley's ability to link sacred text with sacred text [is] fascinating... and hearkens back to ancient ways of reading Scripture." -- Dr. Dale C. Allison, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
"Zarley's ability to link sacred text with sacred text [is] fascinating... and hearkens back to ancient ways of reading Scripture." -- Dr. Dale C. Allison, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
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Kermit Zarley is known mostly for his career as a tournament-winning professional golfer on the PGA TOUR and its Champions Tour. A longtime student and teacher of the Bible, he has also established himself as a Christian author with books on the life of Jesus, eschatology, and now typology.
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While there are a great many books that examine the various patterns of Biblical events such as multiples of 2, 3, 5, 7, and 12 and the repetition of "one", this book examining the use of 3s deserves a thoughtful read. Christians will find the ideas presented intriguing and encouraging. Non-Christians will gain a greater understanding of Christians' beliefs and why these beliefs often generate disparate views.
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What a fascinating book. I've known Kermit for 40+ years. We are both former members of The University of Houston golf team and we played on the PGA Tour at the same time. I had no idea he had such a talent until a couple of months ago when we attended a UH golf team reunion. Kermit and I were over at another teammate's home for dinner and I saw The Third Day Bible Code on a table. I briefly scanned it and found it intriguing enough to go online and buy it.(Naturally I got Kermit to sign it for free!)Being only 220 pages, I figured I could read it in a couple of nights.It took 3 weeks of intense reading to complete it. To get the full impact, I will have to read it at least 2 more times and then put it on the shelf as reference material. What's impressive is how Kermit had the time to write books. Having been a professional golfer, I know how much time and effort is required to keep your skills at a high level. I admire Kermit for being able to both so well. I have wondered where Kermit developed such a vocabulary, especially since all he was used to saying on the golf tour was "you're away" and "four". Keep your dictionary handy and I hope you enjoy The Third Day Bible Code as much as I did.
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Ver, very interesting!,
This review is from: The Third Day Bible Code: A Still Here Book (Paperback)
I was amazed to read the information in this outstanding book, "The Third Day Bible Code," by author Kermit Zarley. Inside our author examines a third day motif that occurs in some of the events in the history of Israel that are recorded in the Bible. What could be so important about the third day and just what does it mean anyway? Many of these recorded events show where God rescued His people or Israel on the third day. Even Jesus rose again on the third day. Could this be a key to open knowledge for the Christian even in their personal lives?
There is so much information in this wonderful book that it would be impossible for me to relate it to you. However, if you are a Bible scholar, a truth seeker or just love to know hidden secrets in God's Word, you will love this work. Not a fast read, this is one that needs to be savored, read slowly, meditated upon and thought about. Very interesting and perhaps even a little hint of when Jesus will return? Of course this reviewer hopes that we won't have to wait that long. One can only imagine.
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third day motif, freewill peace offerings, sunrise civil day, third millennium following, dead will occur, endtimes prophecies, day principle, resurrection occurring, sundown day, sunrise day, third day following, biblical typology, eschatological kingdom Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mount Sinai, Bible Code, Jesus Christ, Jordan River, John the Baptist, Fourth Evangelist, Mount Moriah, King Hezekiah, Feast of First Fruits, King Xerxis, Messiah Jesus, Jebel Musa, Jewish Christians, King David, Mount of Olives, End of Days, God of Israel, Queen Esther, Redemption of Israel, Feast of Unleavened Bread, Holy One, Holy Spirit, Jewish Bible, Sinai Peninsula, Dead Sea New!
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third day motif, freewill peace offerings, sunrise civil day, third millennium following, dead will occur, endtimes prophecies, day principle, resurrection occurring, sundown day, sunrise day, third day following, biblical typology, eschatological kingdom Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mount Sinai, Bible Code, Jesus Christ, Jordan River, John the Baptist, Fourth Evangelist, Mount Moriah, King Hezekiah, Feast of First Fruits, King Xerxis, Messiah Jesus, Jebel Musa, Jewish Christians, King David, Mount of Olives, End of Days, God of Israel, Queen Esther, Redemption of Israel, Feast of Unleavened Bread, Holy One, Holy Spirit, Jewish Bible, Sinai Peninsula, Dead Sea New!
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- The Antiquities of the Jews by Flavius Josephus in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Bible Code by Michael Drosnin in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Raised Immortal: Resurrection and Immortality in the New Testament by Murray J. Harris in Back Matter
- The Early History of Israel by Roland De Vaux in Back Matter
- The Old Testament by Schaffer Frank in Front Matter
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