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Jay Murray Winter (born May 28, 1945) is an American historian. He is the Charles J. Stille Professor of History at Yale University, where he focuses his research on World War I and its impact on the 20th century. His other interests include remembrance of war in the 20th century, such as memorial and mourning sites, European population decline, the causes and institutions of war, British popular culture in the era of the First World War and the Armenian Genocide of 1915.
Gilbert House Fellowship #491: Isaiah 13
GIANTS AND WATCHERS will execute God’s judgment on the prophesied Day of the Lord.
Isaiah 13 is, on the surface, a prophecy of judgment on Babylon. But there are clues in this chapter that there’s more to this prophecy than meets the eye. First, the Hebrew verb translated “consecrated” (as in “co…
Gilbert House Fellowship #492: Isaiah 14 (Part 1)
Lucifer is not Satan.
In this week study, we dig into the Hebrew name translated Lucifer in the king James Bible, Helel Ben Shachar. Scholar William Gallagher showed in a peer reviewed paper more than 30 years ago that Helel was the West Semitic (i.e., Hebrew) transliteration of the Akkadian deit…
Gilbert House Fellowship #493: 1 Enoch 63–67
A DAY is coming when fallen angels and evil rulers throughout the centuries will regret their decisions to rebel against God.
The chapters we read from the book of 1 Enoch prophesy a time when kings and the mighty plead for a respite from their torment so they might come before the throne and wor…
Gilbert House Fellowship #494: Isaiah 14 (Part 2)
Isaiah’s polemic against the king of Babylon is, in our view, also a condemnation of the entity who led the rebellious sons of God in Genesis 6.
We discuss the connections between “Lucifer” and the netherworld, especially the references to the “branch,” which is actually a loan word from Egyptian…
Canberra capers, being a doctor on Nauru, and a new book about the men of the Dunera
Laura Tingle joins Phillip to decipher the latest from Canberra, Dr Nick Martin shares his experiences as a doctor on Nauru and Jay Winter brings new understanding about the lives of the men who came to Australia on the Dunera in 1940, heading for internment.
Gilbert House Fellowship #495: 1 Enoch 68–69
The secrets of creation were contained in an oath—and one of the fallen Watchers demanded that Michael reveal to him the "secret name" so that those who hurt the oath would quake before it.
That's one of the revelations in this week's study of 1 Enoch. Bear in mind, this section of the book was w…
Gilbert House Fellowship #496: Isaiah 15–16
THE DESTRUCTION of the kingdom of Moab by the Assyrians was prophesied by Isaiah, although God took no pleasure in it.
At the time Isaiah wrote, the Assyrians were expanding their empire to the west and swallowing up smaller kingdoms like Israel, Ammon, Edom, and Moab. The Moabites had been enemi…
Gilbert House Fellowship #497: Isaiah 17
AN ALLIANCE between the northern kingdom of Israel and the Aramaean kingdom of Damascus forms the backdrop of this prophecy of that city’s ultimate destruction.
In a callback to chapter 7 of Isaiah, this is an “already but not yet” prophecy of the destruction of Damascus. It was captured by the A…
Gilbert House Fellowship #498: Isaiah 18
IS THIS a prophecy of the United States hiding in plain sight?
Isaiah 18 is a mysterious chapter that seems to describe a future attack on Jerusalem by a faraway tall, clean-shaven people, feared far and wide, whose land is divided by rivers. If that doesn't describe the United States, what does?…
Tax Strategies for Business Succession Planning
Welcome to Beyond Succession, the podcast where your most pressing questions about future-proofing your business are answered. Whether you are a family business owner, stakeholder or keen entrepreneur, this podcast is a valuable tool that addresses topics around navigating the complexities of the f…
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