Review of The Biblical Clock

[Cathryne Mae G]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Biblical Clock" by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The Biblical Clock delves deep into the history of humanity as seen in the eyes of rabbis, scholars, physicists, scientists and scripture writers who have kept manuscripts and records that would help decipher the age of the universe and human existence and compares it with scientific theories to establish a common ground that would help point to the most probable time when the Messianic Era or the "End of Days" will come.  The wide knowledge and experience of the award-winning authors Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon bring forth collective knowledge on various scholarly works both scripture- and scientific-based to align the age of everything and predict the one critical period that is yet to come.  Will biblical age match with scientific evolution? And when exactly is the said "End of Days" expected to happen? It should be worth finding out in this eye-opening adventure into the world of great scholars and scientists.

What is interesting about this book is the fact that, aside from it being very well edited, its main purpose is to marry science and religion.  The writers have gone beyond their ways to reconcile all facts that brings readers interesting calculations of cosmic cycles, comparisons on the age of the universe using God and human years, and critical periods of history when significant events have happened and is bound to happen.  I particularly like the way the authors presented history in the point of view of scholars and writers, narrated in such a way that makes readers feel as if they are present at that specific time and event.

One small downside of this book is the possible limitation to the audience it might capture, especially due to the fact that it talks in detail about biblical and historical aspects which may only grab the attention of readers along that field.

I am giving this book a rating of 4 out of 4 stars. Given the tons of facts it holds, the excellent editing done, and the unique goal it presents, The Biblical Clock is a worthwhile read.

The book should serve well not only biblical experts, but also those who are caught between religion and science, as it gives answers to several questions that may have been asked about the beginning of universal existence.  It will also benefit those who are mainly curious about how everything ends.

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The Biblical Clock
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