For someone mentioned so rarely as Michael, the Bible has abundant information regarding his role and identity. This is a Bible study on this topic.
About Eugene Prewitt
Eugene travels extensively leading canvassing teams, and lecturing at churches and youth conferences. His associations with audioverse.org and the Generation of Youth for Christ have brought his teachings within the reach of an ever growing audience. For this he is thankful, taking consolation in the fact that where the Bible has been planted a sure and holy harvest will be reaped. Eugene writes: I want to know what is true. I am almost always studying several Bible themes, and I write as part of my method of study. That is how this collection of documents has come into existence. May these studies be a blessing to anyone confronting the same questions and issues in their life that I have confronted in mine.
Most Recent Resources
Daniel 12 — General Observations
Daniel 12 General Observations Brief Idea: Daniel 12 is a treasure-house full of gems for the Bible student. Rarely have 13 verses been so full of meaning. And rarely [...]
The 1260, 1290, 1335 Day Prophecies
To place the 1335 days in the future is to place the time of the end in the future and that means that the book of Daniel is yet sealed which means you can’t understand it yet, which means you shouldn’t place the 1335 days anywhere. Follow?
Deeper: Investigating the Integrity of Our Prophetic Foundations
Why does Revelation say that Satan will burn in the lake of fire “for ever and ever”? Why does the Old Testament teach that atonement was made on the Passover? What is the point of the 1290- and 1335-day prophecies? And what about the 2520-day prophecy? Why haven’t we heard about it before this? Does the “remnant” of Revelation 12 include not-yet-converted Seventh-day Adventists? Why did scores of Bible students follow Ballenger out of the Adventist church when they did a Bible study on “within the veil”? What is “present truth” for Adventists? And is it truly necessary for our prophecy lectures on the mark of the beast to quote largely from Catholic sources? Could we prove our point from the Bible alone? And how do we know which prophecies are conditional and which are unconditional? And how can we say that Michael, “one of the chief princes,” is divine? And if, according to Raymond Cottrell, the leading scholars of Adventism were unable to defend the doctrine of the investigative judgment, how can it be defended? Could it be established without a reference to Daniel 8:14? These are unsettling questions. The purpose of this book is to settle them and many questions like them. To Buy Your Copy, contact me.