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A newsletter exploring biblical prophecy through a date-based chronology framework called the Kingdom Birth Model, with day counts tied to Jewish feasts and Revelation. The author openly reviews failed predictions and sets out falsification windows for the next proposed dates.
Project Eleazar is a Bible-centred newsletter that examines biblical passages such as the New Jerusalem in Revelation, proposes new spiritual vocabulary, and explores extrasensory perception and government research. Readers get personal essays that mix scripture study, speculative calculations and historical documents from the paranormal and intelligence fields.
A lesson-based newsletter presenting an amillennial, preterist-leaning reading of biblical prophecy, especially Zechariah 14 and the kingdom and resurrection, as a course with homework and workbooks. Readers get downloadable study materials and supplementary extras rather than extended original essays in the excerpts.
MWIYA is a personal essay blog combining Christian eschatology, prophetic date-setting and sermon-like argument with commentary on geopolitics and current events. Issues sample elaborate biblical interpretation of Sukkot, a falsified prophetic framework, and a news-linked piece on an African election and cyber threats.
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