Overview of the Missing Millennium Discovery

[Season 1, Episode 10]

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We’re hoisting the sails for another adventure on the high seas of real science, real Bible, real history, and real world!This month we begin by continuing our multi-part discussion on the Missing Millennium discovery, correlating biblical history with extra-biblical data, in a fashion which is both intellectually satisfying and true to the text of Scripture and the data of science. This sure does get us into some interesting (even unexpected) territory—as the pursuit of truth always does.

• Discussion: Overview of the Missing Millennium Discovery. Chronology truly is the backbone of history. Biblical chronology is foundational to Christian apologetics. It is essentially impossible to defend Biblical historicity apart from a true and accurate Biblical chronology. Last month we explained how Dr. Aardsma came to the realization, decades ago, that a full millennium had been accidentally dropped from traditional biblical chronology. This month we will discuss how this works out biblically. How could a full millennium have been accidentally dropped? Read more on this topic here.
• Featured Video: Are the Ancient Bible Stories Actually True? In this video, Steve discusses the very real problem of early Old Testament biblical accounts oddly missing from the historical records and archaeological finds. Instead of groping about for answers that heap confusion upon confusion, there is a simple (but unexpected) path to clarity.
• I've Got Questions: How did Ussher miss this?
• Truth in Time: Spring and summer itinerary.
• Quote of Note: "Noah was a godly preacher..."
• Aging 101: In this segment we focus on all that is currently known about aging through Dr. Aardsma's decades of research, which has culminated in the discovery of the anti-aging vitamins. Today's lesson: Lesson 5- The Example of Vitamin C and Scurvy
• Helen's View: Helen interviews our own Steve Hall.

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