The Brotherhood of the Scroll

2. Episode 9: Gomer. In this episode, I want to introduce a scene from chapter ten of my novel, The Sword of the Scroll, to give you a better picture of this fictionalized battle between good and evil and how it unfolds against a backdrop of scripture, geography and the ancient history from The Battle of the Eclipse and its aftermath. Today, we’ll see how Zoroaster is drawn to a location in ancient Turkey, to a place known in the Bible as “The Land of Gomer.” If you would like to download the chapter from my novel, go to www.wisejargon.com/brotherhoodpdfs/SwordGomer.pdf . To watch other episodes in the series, please go to my rumble account at www.rumble.com/brotherhoodscroll

1. Episode 8: Prologue to the Sword of the Scroll. In this episode, I want to introduce a scene from my novel, The Sword of the Scroll, to give you a better picture of this fictionalized battle between good and evil and how it unfolds against a backdrop of scripture, geography and the ancient history from The Battle of the Eclipse and its aftermath. Today, we’ll look at the prologue, in which I imagine the circumstances related to the appearance of the Angel to Daniel in Chapter 12 of the Book of Daniel. If you have watched the previous episodes, you’ll recognize some of the earlier references woven into my presentation. If you would like to download the Prologue to the novel, go to www.wisejargon.com/brotherhoodpdfs/SwordPrologue.pdf. To watch other episodes in the series, please go to my rumble account at www.rumble.com/brotherhoodscroll

In today’s episode, I’ll take you to a real place I believe was once known as The Land of Gomer, and provide a behind the scenes look at how I conceived of a plot line that would pit the prophet Daniel against a man named Zoroaster, the founder of the Zoroastrian religion.

The year is 585 B.C., when kingdoms vied for world domination, and religion played a key role, just as it does in our day. On one side is the Old Testament Prophet, Daniel. On the other is the prophet of a new religion, Zoroaster, who wages Jihad to spread Zoroastrianism world wide. These two historical figures meet when Daniel, an emissary from Babylon, proposes a marriage of political convenience between the warring kingdoms of Lydia and Media following what history records as “The Battle of the Eclipse.” Set against a backdrop of astrological events, international war and political intrigue, the two are pitted against each other in a spiritual battle not fought with human weapons, but with The Sword of the Scroll.

If you’ve missed my previous episodes, you can check them out at www.rumble.com/brotherhoodscroll. Today, we’ll consider something the Apostle Paul had in mind that specifically pointed to how the stars revealed the purpose of Jesus Christ coming to save us from our sins.

In today’s episode, we’ll consider the possibility that Old Testament Prophets like Daniel, Ezekiel & Isaiah knew something we don’t know. We’ll discover that the bible tells us clearly that God has a plan to tell His story in the stars.

Today in episode #3, we’ll begin to discover what the Bible has to say about Astronomy and the stories told by the constellations in our night skies.

In today’s lesson, we’ll discover how the sign of a fish became associated with Christianity. This will lead us to a lesson on how the “housing” of the rising sun changes from one zodiacal constellation to another about once every 2,150 years.

In this episode, I want to talk about how Daniel, in his position of Chief Wiseman, would have been responsible for guiding the work of the Babylonian astronomers. We’ll begin to talk about how Scripture weaves the science of astronomy into the story of Jesus coming to save us from our sins.

In this video, I begin a series to discuss how the total solar eclipse on 4/8/2024 can be seen through the lens of what history records as The Battle of the Eclipse.