Reference Library
The starting point for every reading, lookup, and study tool in this guide. Books and authors live in the Reading Library pages below. Bible translations, ancient texts, and online study tools live on this page.
🔗 Cross-References
• Sermon & Teaching Log — Rosenberg and Rhodes teachings logged by date
• Prophecy Checklist — Gog-Magog coalition items cross-reference Rosenberg directly
• My Growing Convictions — how these books are shaping your theological positions
• Module 9 (Gog-Magog) · Theme 2 Module 3 (Book of Jubilees) · Module 1 (Daniel's 70 Weeks)
📚 Reading Library
Books and authors organized by topic. Click a card to open that bibliography page. Read status, dates, and notes on every book save automatically.
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Prophecy & Eschatology
Rosenberg, Rhodes, Gillette, LaHaye (NF), Jeremiah, Jeffress, Youssef, Cahn, Graham, Bristow, Victor Martin, Halsted.
12 authors · 33 books
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Biblical Calendar & Feasts
Ken Johnson, Barney Kasdan. The 364-day solar calendar, Dead Sea Scrolls, the Book of Jubilees, and the seven feasts of Israel. Core reading for Theme 2.
2 authors · 6 books
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Prophetic Fiction
Rosenberg's Marcus Ryker + Last Jihad series. LaHaye's Left Behind series. Auschwitz Escape. Stories that dramatize Ezekiel's prophecy and the Tribulation.
2 authors · 13 books
✏️ Authors & books to add — running list:
🛠️ Study Tools & Websites
Free and paid online tools for deep study — word studies, translation comparison, calendar lookups, commentaries, and current-events context. All free unless marked otherwise.
Word Studies & Original Languages
Translations & Reading
Biblical Calendar & Jewish Context
News & Current Events in Prophetic Context
✏️ Resources to add:
Bible Translations
Each translation serves a different purpose. The NASB 1995 is the default for this guide — chosen for word-for-word accuracy in prophetic passages. Other translations are referenced individually for comparison where noted.
NLT
New Living Translation
Thought-for-thought in modern English. Prioritizes clarity and readability. Used in select passages for devotional accessibility.
Best for: Reading large passages and devotional study.
ESV
English Standard Version
Word-for-word, balancing accuracy with readability. Widely trusted for in-depth study and theological precision.
Best for: Cross-checking key prophetic words against NASB.
KJV
King James Version
The 1611 Authorized Version. Highly literal and poetic. Classic prophecy teachers (Walvoord, Lindsey, Scofield) quote KJV.
Best for: Cross-referencing classic commentaries.
NASB Default
New American Standard Bible (1995)
One of the most literal word-for-word translations. Preferred by seminaries. Used throughout this entire study guide. YouVersion Bible links default to NASB 1995 (Bible ID 100).
Best for: Word-level accuracy in prophetic passages like Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation.
ASV
American Standard Version
Classic 1901 literal translation. The base text your current Ezekiel 36–37 / Romans 9–11 / Zechariah 12 read-through is using.
Best for: Reading without verse numbers for flow.
AMP
Amplified Bible
Expands key words using brackets to show the full range of Hebrew and Greek meaning. Useful for prophetic word depth.
Best for: Understanding depth in specific prophetic words.
LXX
Septuagint (Greek OT)
Greek translation of the Hebrew OT used by the early church and quoted in the New Testament. Important for how Ezekiel was read by NT writers.
Best for: Tracing OT prophecy as read by NT writers.
✏️ Translation comparison notes:
Ancient Texts — PDF Resources
Second Temple and inter-testamental texts. Not Scripture but historically significant. PDFs are stored in your resources folder and open directly.
📜 The Book of Enoch
Ancient Jewish apocalyptic text with visions of fallen angels, the coming judgment, the "Son of Man" figure, and detailed astronomical/calendar material relevant to Theme 2. Quoted directly in the New Testament by Jude. Not canonical but illuminating for prophetic and calendar background.
→ Theme 2 (364-day solar calendar), Module 9 (angelic warfare background), Jude 1:14–15
📄 Open Enoch PDF
Key Sections
1–5 Introduction — The Coming Judgment
6–16 The Book of the Watchers — Fallen Angels
37–71 The Book of Parables — The Son of Man figure
72–82 The Astronomical Book — 364-day solar calendarTheme 2 core
83–90 The Animal Apocalypse — History & future in symbolic vision
91–105 The Epistle of Enoch — Final exhortations
📜 The Book of Jubilees
Retelling of Genesis and Exodus organized around a 49-year jubilee cycle. Insists on a 364-day solar calendar and condemns the lunar calendar. Foundational for understanding the Essene calendar conviction and its prophetic implications. Directly ties to Ken Johnson's reading on the Biblical Calendar bibliography page.
→ Theme 2 Module 3 (dedicated module), Module 1 (Daniel's 70 Weeks), Theme 2 Module 1 (Calendar History)
📄 Open Jubilees PDF
Key Sections
1 God's charge to Moses — the framework
2 364-day solar calendar established at CreationTheme 2 core
6 Covenant with Noah — calendar warningTheme 2 core
15 Abraham and the covenant of circumcision
23 Prophecy of the End Times — increasing wickedness
50 The Sabbath laws — closing exhortation
📚 The Talmud — Mishnah & Gemara
The central text of rabbinic Judaism — the Mishnah (oral law written down ~200 AD) plus the Gemara (rabbinic commentary and debate). Not Scripture, but indispensable historical context for how Second Temple and early rabbinic Jews actually understood and practiced Torah. The tractate Yoma covers Yom Kippur — the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 — with detailed procedural commentary (the two goats, the red thread, the high priest's garments, the scapegoat sent to Azazel). Essential companion for any serious study of the feasts, temple ritual, or Jewish calendar background.
→ Theme 2 Module 4 (Yom Kippur & Tabernacles — Mishnah Yoma detail) · Biblical calendar context · Second Temple Judaism
📖 Open Sefaria Talmud
🎯 Jump to Mishnah Yoma
📖 Strong's Exhaustive Concordance — Hebrew Dictionary
Every Hebrew word in the Bible indexed by Strong's number, with transliteration, pronunciation, and full definition. Essential for word-level study — tracing key prophetic words like "Rosh," "Magog," and "abomination" across the Old and New Testaments. Note: the previous version in this library was an abridged edition (2.1MB) missing the full lexicon. This is the complete edition (5.1MB) — H7620 (shabua — "weeks" in Daniel 9) is on page 293.
→ To find any entry: search by H-number (e.g. "H7620") or use Blue Letter Bible for instant lookup · Daniel, Ezekiel, Revelation word studies
📄 Open Complete Strong's PDF
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This site uses the NASB 1995 edition as its primary translation. Select passages may reference other translations (NLT, KJV, ASV, AMP) for comparison; these are noted individually where they appear. YouVersion Bible links default to NASB 1995 (Bible ID 100).