AlvinMitchell 
AlvinMitchell last signed in Nov 13 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Oct 03, 2009.
The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part V)
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The Bible in light of modern Archaeology Now let us consider the Bible from a purely historical point of view (in terms of people), in light of the physical science of modern archaeology. Some say, on highly questionable authority (if on any authority at all), that it is a
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The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part IV)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
In addition to the fossil records--i.e., the bone yards and grave yards scattered all around the globe--the presents of so-called fossil fuels also furnishes an abundance of proofs that lend irrefutable credibility to the Biblical account of Noah's flood. Like the bone yards, these fossil fuel depositories required death en masse simultaneously of both plants and animals.
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The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part IIIb)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
The sections illustrates the widely dispersed fossil bone yards found throughout the United States.
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The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part IIIa)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
The following section illustrates some of the many thousands of boneyards found throughout Africa, Asia, Europe and other places the world over. Together with the section showing the graveyard finds in the United States (Part IIIb), they provide remarkable evidences in support of Noah's flood, as there is no other rationale explanation for their existence.
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The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part II)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
“A wave of archaeological discoveries is altering old ideas about the roots of Christianity and Judaism—and affirming that the Bible is more historically accurate than many scholars thought.” U. S. News & World Report
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The Bible, The Bone Yards, and The Genesis Flood (Part I)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
Is the Bible historically accurate? Has modern science, archaeology, geology and the fossil records indeed disproved its many claims? Then, why does so much of the evidence speak in favor of the Biblical record? Consider this an introduction to what will prayerfully be an informative and thought provoking discussion.
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The Gospel at a Glance (Part 3)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
Jesus was in fact a man without a nationality, strictly speaking—where literal blood was concerned. He is portrayed in several separate and distinct manifestations throughout the Bible. This section discusses an oft neglected but key Old Testament vision given to Daniel—a pre-figuring of His post-resurrection role, and the one He will play throughout all of eternity.
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The Gospel at a Glance (Part 2)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
This article discusses briefly the nature of the Man from Galilee, as well as His mission and purpose in for coming.
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The Gospel at a Glance (Part 1)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
An email addressing one’s request for information on Jesus Jesus was one hundred percent human being—complete with flesh, blood and bones...There were no human generated reproductive cells involved in His conception and birth… Because of this, He was born perfect, flawless, free from the rebel, sin natures that I, you, and the six billion (plus) people now living possess.
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The Genealogical Record of Jesus Christ (Part 2)
by AlvinMitchell | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
Here God supplants David’s determination with His own plan, hereby cementing the King’s place in the Messianic line-up. Thus, the deciding Factor in the matter of the two NT records of Christ has nothing to do with laws or birthrights. A kind of pre-screening and elimination of one of the sons of the King, however, is key, if not paramount.
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Sam_OBrien on The Gospel at a Glance (Part 1) on October 24, 2009
A long read, but a great article that reminds that Jesus is God....
clafleur on The Gospel at a Glance (Part 3) on October 08, 2009
I stopped by and read a couple paragraphs in your article....
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