Review by kenroyreviewer -- The Biblical Clock

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

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3 out of 4 stars

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

The book which is known as The Biblical Clock written by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon objective is to show similarities despite differences pertaining to the timeline of the bible and science. A Solution is given to the problem of persons having faith in God while believing in scientific discoveries. Using diverse facts which are taken from the history of science and the bible, evidence is given on belief in God and modern day science operating simultaneously to reveal the unknown things of the ages.

There are several sections to the book. In the first section different circumstances guided the finding of a particular method which is used in the reuniting periods of time both biblically and scientifically. In the second section a claim is made that assumed the procedure of attempting to foresee the end of days. The third section gives a review of the understanding of things taught up to that point. Section three also searched further on finding valid arguments in comprehending the idea of time starting from a spiritual viewpoint.

The book has a lot of stuff that is noteworthy to be praised. Those who read the book can easily comprehend its contents because of the many details of diagrams such as maps, figures and additional illustrations it contains. It gives you a summary of the subjects discussed at the start of the book. An appendix is included and a record of where the various resources were founded at its completion. Persons interested in further studies have plenty of citations from which to begin.

The book has a quality of being reasonable and considerate. Even though using sacred quotations from the religion of the Jews, offensive statements are not used when discussing the beliefs of other spiritual paths. This is done by requesting persons believing in other traditions to be aware of other comparable views they share with Judaism. I think this is the greatest thing I admire out of all the things in the book. I enjoy the way it promotes an impression of a lack of restriction and agreement with persons having a variety of views.

This religious book have the capability of bringing together persons coming from diverse spiritual paths. It aids in the understanding of persons in recognizing the mystical realm is not essentially in contradiction to the material world. It endorses persons who are making the attempt to reunite principles of the natural creation with those of the divine order.

Nevertheless, the books of the Gospels were not used in the endeavor of analyzing the biblical timeline. With also The Book of Revelation neither being investigated in attempting to foretell the end of days. The necessity of the Old Testament is comprehended from the point of view of the Jews but, the scripture isn’t in its final state without the New Testament being included. It is my belief that the book needs this.

The rating I give the book is 3 out of 4 stars. There is no grammatical errors in the book. Since the book has an absence of analysis for the New Testament, it gives an unfinished scriptural viewpoint of the book. This gives an uncertainty of the validity of timelines evaluation.

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