In the Bible, there are names, there are dates, there are places, some of them are linked together very closely.

Can we actually see fulfilled dates in prophecy? And here to talk about this today with us is Dr. Ken Johnson, who's written 24 books, a lot of them,

dedicated to prophecy and not just prophecy, but the actual markers that you can see in the Bible.

Dates, names, places. Ken, you really do good work, I must say. You're a scholar. You love to keep your nose

in the books. I can tell by reading what you write. You're a historian. And take this book,

for example, one of the 24 that you've written. It's called Ancient Prophecies Revealed,

500 prophecies, written or listed in the order of when they were

fulfilled. That's amazing. Let's talk about that, the fulfillment of prophecy.

What I wanted to do in that book specifically is remind people of all the ancient prophecies

and then go on through modern times and so they begin to think that it's not just

history from Sunday school which somehow is different than regular history.

Yeah.

But to see all the way up in my lifetime there's been over 60 prophecies fulfilled.

And you make a good statement there. Usually I think there's the common belief that the Bible is

general in its scope, but you can't find specific dates of fulfillment. You can maybe come

close a year or two either way, but you can never find an exact date. And I think you've gone

a long way toward proving that to be absolutely mistaken.

Right. There's both in scripture, but I like to concentrate on the specific names and dates

and things that are supposed to happen.

Speaking of names and dates, another book that Ken has written, ancient post-flood history.

Historical documents that point to biblical creation. And you're answering

the question, can we date the events of ancient history? Going back to the origins of man.

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