March 20th, 2008 by Chuck Adkins

This is one of the best one’s I have read yet!

History’s greatest paradox by Hal Lindsey (Via WorldNetDaily.com)

Throughout Western culture, today is known as “Good Friday.” Christians commemorate this as the day on which Jesus Christ gave His life as payment for the sins of mankind on a hill outside ancient Jerusalem. The hill was called Golgotha – “the place of the skull.”

Jesus was born in a stable in an obscure village named Bethlehem. He grew up in another obscure village known as Nazareth. He never traveled more than about 200 miles from His birthplace. He was not known beyond Nazareth until He began His public career. And that public career only lasted three short years.

Go read the rest. You know, I haven’t given much thought about ol’ Hal. I always thought that his obsession with end time events was a bit weird, and his association with them tongue babbling rejects at TBN was suspect. But this article was fantastic!

Now, if I could just get him to quote from the KJV, he’d be downright good in my book.
Good show Brother Lindsey!

Cross-Posted at Wayward Fundamentalist Christian