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Date-Setting 2300 Evenings and Mornings of Daniel 8:14

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The contirbution of the 65 Koot van Wyk Notes posted between January and December 2015 is related to the fields of textual analysis as opposed to textual criticism at times; devotional commentaries on the Bible; etymological investigations of rare words in the Bible; deviant trends in Adventism; philosophical investigations or positions that are contra biblical and contra Adventism; an analysis of the modern trends since post-modenism in the digi-modernistic period before 911 and thereafter; Bible sermons for laity in a bilingual non-educated context at times; serious research on topics in archaeology like the role of W. Emmerson in Australian Biblical Archaeology and much more. It was found that Emmerson actually started before the main characters of the USA with biblical archaeology but that the dating of the starting point of modern biblical archaeology was chosen to be 1937 by Lloyd WIllis in his Andrews doctorate when Emmerson preceded that date. Evolution is always viewed negative in this research since the evidence is so overwhelming. The main players like Dawkins is looked at also.

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van Wyk, K. (2015, January 5). Date-setting 2300 evenings and mornings of Daniel 8:14 [Web log post]. Retrieved from http://www.egw.org/

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