The Holy Bible Code - William K Sutton

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Résumé :
The Holy Bible Code is the Heavenly Architect's mathematical blueprint which He designed in a multi-layered fashion to accompany and accomplish the written construction of His Holy Word. To our amazement we discover that the King James Version Bible has been divinely set with mathematical attributes--numeric seals--which attest the Creator's perfect and finished work. Bible students and scholars alike will find this Bible commentary both helpful and hopeful. It sheds amazing light on a centuries-old Book, brings to the surface important things in a verse or passage that the reader is not usually looking for, presents a standard for Bible numbers and their corresponding meanings, and settles common disputes whether the Bible is mere men's random writings or the infinitely perfect work of an intelligent God!

Biographie:
As a young native of Eastern North Carolina, William K. Sutton's parents raised him in the ways of the Lord, themselves devoted members at their local Baptist church. He fully committed his heart and life to the Lord at the age of fifteen. Although he was afterwards baptized, he was not enrolled in any discipleship program; thus he fell woefully short in his walk with Christ. In due season the Good Shepherd found the twenty-five-year-old stray sheep and helped him rededicate his life to wholly serve the Lord Jesus Christ. After reading the Bible daily for the next five years, the Lord called His reclaimed servant to preach the gospel. It was at that time he enrolled at Trinity Baptist Bible College to gain vital understanding of God's Holy Word. He graduated four years later with a Bachelor of Theology degree. He later obtained his Master of Theology degree from Clarksville Theological Seminary in Clayton, North Carolina, through correspondence courses. As a missionary representative, Sutton departed with his wife and two young children in 2001 for the mission field of Australia, and they continue serving there today. Apart from his weekly pastoral and evangelistic work over the past two decades, he has extensively studied Jewish Religion, Bible Manners, and Near East Customs. This endeavor has aided him in writing gospel tracts, evangelistic booklets, and full-length books used in his ministry.