To Open One's Eyes

In "To Open One's Eyes," David Pinkston pinpoints biblical misunderstandings in aspects of Creation, the Trinity, Christ, the archangels, Satan, and Paul. Within these pages, readers will find new measures to widen the scope of Bible study beyond Christian doctrine. This book uses biblical scripture to clearly identify the presence, power, and divinity of God. If you are hard-hearted and stiff-necked, don't read it; only open minds and open hearts will prevail.

This book was written to open readers' eyes to hidden and forgotten scripture. It challenges both science and Christian doctrine and will help perfect an open-minded readers' understanding of God's perfect truth of the Holy Bible. "To Open One's Eyes" is based on scripture from the King James Version to expand one's scope of understanding of the Holy Bible as a living Holy Bible. Pinkston offers clarity into the single hidden sign given to announce the beginning, middle, and close of the seventieth week, a prophecy giving a precise timeline for the coming and leaving of Jesus. He also uses scripture to elaborate on the arrival of the prince of the world and his misinterpreted appearance. This book offers an in-depth discussion on Christianity and how to achieve a better understanding and relationship with God through the scriptures. It uses biblical scripture to clearly identify the presence, power, and divinity of God. Discover a fresh, potentially controversial look at scripture that challenges both conventional Christianity and science.

David Pinkston was born in 1948 in Twin Falls, Idaho. He attended the University of Idaho 1966-1969 and then joined the Army, serving in the 10th Special Forces from1969-1972.