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Book Reviews:

review of "the scroll", February 26, 2008 By  Johanna E. - See all my reviews Daniel Gregg's "Scroll of Biblical Chronology" is comprehensive and intelligent, yet fascinating and logical; it even makes perfect sense, which I love. Dan is a brilliant scholar, and he has put many hours (albeit, years) of study into this important work, and it is a work that is well done and worthy of anyone's reading...anyone who is at all interested in past, present, and future times. If you love studying the Scriptures "to show yourself approved" then this book is worth your time. If you are interested in a "Hebrew" perspective of Scripture, or just are curious about how Jesus (Yeshua) could be in the grave 3 days AND 3 nights (from Friday to Sunday???) or if you love to study calendar dates of important historical events/people, or if you have a need to put present/future events into perspective with the backing of God's Word, then you'll want to order this book. I refer to it again and again, for reference, for encouragement,and for just plain great information! I really recommend "The Scroll of Biblical Chronology."

Interesting and thought provoking., June 23, 2008 By  J. K. WARREN (England) - See all my reviews    If you're interested in Biblical Chronology this book is well worth getting. Unlike other chronologies available this is by far the most readable. First off, a word of warning. Some of the arguments and viewpoints presented are not intended for those that have a young Christian faith, so if you do obtain a copy, do not be immediately swayed by the author's personal position without careful consideration of other viewpoints. Having said that, it is interesting and refreshing to think upon some of the views expressed within. The author claims that this is an 'absolute' chronology. Some might think that an 'absolute' chronology is impossible, but again, it is worth consideration. In my opinion although the claim for 'absolute' is made and looks good on paper, I am still in the camp of this being a 'standard' chronology, but it is a giant leap in the right direction. A crux of this work is the Sabbath resurrection. My personal position (at present) is a Thursday to Sunday view, but this does not really detract from the main thrust of the chronology. The argument presented is well thought out and worthy of consideration. But, don't think that the author's view of the Sabbath resurrection voids the entire chronology, it doesn't. There is lots of information besides that is interesting for those with other persuasions and the Sabbath argument is a refreshing change from the Friday to Sunday viewpoint. But the real gem of the author's work is the presentation of the chronological charts. Other Biblical chronology charts pale in comparison with these charts. A lot of work has been put into them. The information is presented in a clear and colourful way with the pertaining Scriptures themselves quoted directly on the charts themselves. This is BY FAR the best charting I have seen in a work on Chronology and raises the bar on chronological presentation. I like books that get me thinking and this one is one of them. A question I have asked myself while studying (that needs further investigating) is what is the impact on the chronology if the first year is 4141 BC? Informative, interesting, fascinating, thought provoking and sometimes challenging to ones assumptions, I found this book (and continue to find it) a great addition to my reading and studying material. Well worth obtaining.