The Narrow Path Ministries

Why does Ellis Skolfield arbitrarily assign a year for every day in the Daniel 12:11-13 prophecy, the 42 months, and the 1260 days of Rev. 12:6 for example? What justification does he have for doing that, unless scripture specifically assigns a day for a year in those passages? He goes too far and p...

Certainly there are passages about the second coming in the OT. Jacob, in Genesis 49:10. “The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be.” This “gathering” speaks of the resurrection of the saints, w...

This post subject strikes a sympathetic chord in my memory. I, too, was 14 years old when I was totally immersed in a study of angels and demons. By then, I had been a Christian for only a few years, and I was voraciously reading books related to this subject from my father's library. However, I was...

Granted, this is rather cryptic language describing the source of the torment created by the so-called "locusts" in Rev. 9. But I believe there is an actual historical fulfillment for these strange features of the "locusts" who plagued all of those who had no seal of God in their foreheads. I have p...

An old post, but I don't see that any of the responses have ever yet included GOD'S definition of how an "AT HAND" prophecy was to be interpreted. That definition provided by God for what "AT HAND" means prophetically is found all the way back in Ezekiel 12:21-28. A somewhat lengthy passage, but all...

Who hasn't heard of the formidable army of 200 MILLION that is supposed to be gathered together in Revelation 9:16? The assumption is taught that this incredible number must either be that of demonic forces, or possibly composed of Asian countries that could manage putting an army this large into ba...

Hi Steve, Just want you to know that at the beginning of this year I did go through your lecture series that covered the I Cor. 14:34-35 passage in question. For a review, I pulled it up again and listened to your interpretation of it once more. Unfortunately, it looks as if you didn't have time eno...

Hi Steve, Appreciate your taking the time to respond. Please refer to the very last part of my first paragraph which you quoted. The proof that this is a quote from the Corinthians' letter to Paul in verse 34-35 is that Paul refers back to these two verses in verse 39, telling the Corinthians to "FO...

Hi Homer, Oddly enough, I can agree with the way you worded your last statement. It's very true. Referring to I Timothy 5:1-2, as you say, "The above verses have nothing to do with the OFFICE of elder." I'm putting emphasis on the word "office", since these verses actually are about eldership. That'...

Hi Paidion, That's NOT Paul's injunction in I Cor. 14:34-35. Paul is QUOTING from the Corinthian church's earlier letter to him. He responds to that I Cor. 14: 34-35 quote by scolding the Corinthian believers in verse 36-39 for their mistaken ideas on this matter. Paul finishes his correction of the...