Author Archives: dsheridan

For those of you who are new to this work, I would like to share with you, in brief, the foundation upon which it is built. I believe that the original Hebrew and Greek of the Old and New Testaments … Continue reading →

“Many and varied as the numerous attempts after ‘Unity’ may be,” wrote Charles Welch, “there are some things which they all seem to have in common, namely, they go to the Gospels and Acts for their doctrinal and ecclesiastical arguments, … Continue reading →

My grandson, Nolan, burst into my office while I was recording. I didn’t edit it out. You’ll enjoy meeting him!

Ur’s Death-Pits: Ghoulish Monuments To The Pagan “Afterlife” Theology. In the early 1920s, archeologists uncovered over 2,000 tombs from ancient Ur – the place out of which God called Abram. The great archeologist and historian, Sir Leonard Woolley, believes they … Continue reading →