If I were to ask you what Old Testament prophet is known as the “disobedient prophet” or the “prophet with a bad attitude,” many would instantly reply that the prophet was Jonah. Jonah was unquestionably disobedient to God’s initial command to go to Nineveh, and the book of Jonah does end with Jonah in a deep funk regarding the outcome of his prophetic mission. Jonah the Misunderstood Prophet.

The Two Witnesses are prophesied in Revelation 11 to apparently be the most powerful prophets of God who have ever walked the earth. The miracles they will do, the length of their ministry and how their period of service will end is all revealed in the Bible. Biblical prophecy also reveals there will be an evil “twosome” (the beast and false prophet) who will be popular global figures and they will do miracles as well in the latter days. Will you be able to tell the difference between them? Don’t be so sure as the Bible warns the vast majority of the world will be deceived into thinking the evil twosome is not evil at all! You need the information in this report to understand God’s Word about these competing twosomes before they emerge on the world scene in our future. The Two Witnesses.

The Ten Commandments written in ancient Paleo-Hebrew script were found in New Mexico many years ago, but few even know about this piece of evidence that ancient Israelites were present in North America. To read about these inscriptions and view them; Hidden Mountain Decalogue Tablet

Those who liked the movie, 300, about the Spartans who fought the Persian army at Thermopylae, will like this article. The book of Numbers reveals that most of the Israelite tribe of Simeon left the Israelite encampment during the 40 years of wanderings and struck out on their own. Secular evidence indicates that these “missing Simeonites” founded the city-state of Sparta. You may want to watch the movie, 300, again after seeing the evidence that King Leonidas and his 300 Spartan warriors were Israelites. The Missing Simeonites

God promised to multiply the ten tribes of Israel after their exile (Hosea 1:10), to not forsake them (Jeremiah 51:5), and Genesis 49 offers clues to locate them in the latter days. Biblical clues and much secular evidence make it possible to trace the migrating ten tribes throughout history. You may learn the main points of my books on the ten tribes by listening to these free audio messages about the forgotten history of the ten tribes of Israel. 1st MP3, 2nd MP3 To hear these messages in Messianic/Sacred Names format, you are invited to listen to the following two audio links: The Forgotten History of the Ten Tribes – The Ten Tribes of Israel in Prophecy These two audios come from the Restoration Conference held in Portland, Oregon 2007 by Steven Collins.

In this live radio program previously aired on Israel National Radio, Mr. Collins is interviewed by Tamar Yonah about the physical evidence indicating that Israelite and Jewish explorers and settlers were present in ancient North America as long ago as the reign of King Solomon! MP3

The book of Revelation begins with a message from Jesus Christ to the “Seven Churches” of latter-day Christianity. These prophesied churches have deep differences in doctrine, organizational structure and spiritual temperaments. In this 57-page PDF, Mr. Collins presents substantial evidence that these seven prophesied churches can be identified and found among the broad denominations and ideologies of modern Christianity. Jesus Christ has both compliments and strong warnings to the latter-day churches about their spiritual conditions, and there are major surprises when one literally applies Christ’s messages to the denominations of modern Christianity. See how the prophecy of Revelation 2-3 literally has been fulfilled by modern Christian denominations. Right-click here to download the PDF.

Christians generally assume that the unsaved either are tormented forever in “hell,” or are annihilated into non-existence in a final lake of fire. However, there is another alternative outcome for the unsaved that is found in scriptural teachings, especially when one key Greek word is translated literally and consistently in afterlife contexts. The Bible also teaches that God has a plan of ages involving mankind on earth and that there is more than one resurrection. This controversial audio message offers an entirely new (and encouraging) perspective on afterlife issues. Click here to play an MP3 of this one-hour audio message (27MB).

Christianity has deeply misunderstood the topic of biblical tithing. For example, the Bible shows that the tithing laws of ancient Israel applied to one particular section of the Israelite population and only to certain specified classes of income. Jewish reference sources make this very clear. Are you aware of the biblical chapter where a prophet clearly told the Israelites that God himself was nullifying his own previously-given tithing laws? If the New Testament church practiced tithing, why didn’t Paul ever mention tithing in any of his epistles? This article will examine the subject of tithing from a literal biblical perspective and place the scriptures about tithing in a proper historical context. What aspects of Old Testament tithing laws apply in New Testament times? I believe most readers will find this article very liberating and it will make it a much more cheerful act to give to God. Biblical Teachings on Tithing

This is a topic that is of great interest to some and little interest to others. Whichever category you are in as a reader, I think is important for you to understand this topic from a biblically based perspective, as you will almost surely come into contact with Christians who have strong feelings about this topic. At the outset, I want to state that I do not consider myself to be the “last word” on this matter, but I will set forth viewpoints in this article that are as solidly based in biblical scriptures and teachings as I can make them. I have known believers who are on opposite poles of the spectrum of belief on this subject and many who are anywhere in between in their beliefs or interests in the subject of speaking in tongues or glossolalia. I have friends who have zero interest in ever being around anyone who manifests any hint of glossolalia and I have friends who claim to speak in their own personal “prayer language.” The subject of speaking in tongues and what was valid or dangerous about this trait was a very large issue in Paul’s original apostolic churches. Paul wrote a great deal of guidance on this topic, and I think we would do well to heed his teachings about this topic and look to them as authoritative as they are in the New Testament Canon. Let’s begin. Right-click here to download the PDF.