Investigators Guide to the Bible
Tony DevlinUncovering why those odd details are in the Bible
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33 Getting My Clocks in a Row
I only WISH my beard looked this good!
33 Getting My Clocks in a Row
Hey, there. Welcome to the Investigators Guide to the Bible. This is it! Get your pens and notepads ready because this is where you get to check my notes to see if I got the timeline right. We know timelines are important, so it’s put up or...
2 Can I Pray For You?
One of the many things I love about the Catholic faith is the gift of being able to ask saints in Heaven to intercede for us. This gift is so misunderstood by many of our Christian brothers and sisters. That is a tragedy. We all believe tha...
32 O Little Cave of Bethlehem
Hey, there. Welcome to the Investigators Guide to the Bible. When we left our intrepid couple, Mary and Joseph, they were deciding if they should move to Bethlehem. Let’s look at some more concrete reasons why a move to Bethlehem, rather th...
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After 30 years as a CI Agent and the former Director of CI Analysis for the Army, I am turning my investigative and analytic experience to Biblical research. Theology takes a back seat to connecting clues and examining evidence.
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