In understanding the prophetic themes of the Bible, it is important to understand the significance of Moses.  Moses was the first of the writing prophets.  Since he was the great lawgiver, it is understandable that his role as prophet was generally overlooked by Christian theologians down through the centuries.  Most commentaries missed the fact that Moses laid the foundation for all of the prophets.  His work is amplified by every other writer of the Bible.  In looking at the prophecies of Psalm 102, it can be discovered that the whole collection of the 150 Psalms has to be more than just the simple songs of an ancient Jewish culture – only good for use at funerals and prayer meetings.  In Psalm 90, Moses wrote that “a thousand years” in God’s sight was “as yesterday.”  In looking at Psalm 48, it can be seen that the psalm alludes to the 1948 rebirth of the nation of Israel.  The rebirth of Israel in that year fulfills a dramatic prophecy given in Isaiah 66. God foretold long ago that after He brought the attered Jewish people out from among the nations, He would declare them to be a nation in a single day … Continue reading “THE END AFTER THE END OF 6,000 YEARS: HAVE WE ENTERED THE 7,000TH YEAR?” →