In this theological book, readers are guided toward a new type of Christianity for the twenty-first century. The book examines certain numbers in the Bible, and it explains the computations behind those numbers. It also explicates the significance of words or groups of words which repeat throughout the Bible. As readers progress through the book, they encounter explanations of biblical prophecies, especially those that seem relevant to today’s world. Readers then discover pages of chronologically listed dates accompanied by carefully constructed computations of specific numbers and words and how they correspond to specific scriptures. As it concludes, the book also takes a look at theories such as the Big Bang Theory and evolution. The book even discusses the misconceptions of the Holy Spirit that those across the denominational spectrum have and explains how these misconceptions influence one’s beliefs.

This book is meant to help readers understand the Bible even more than they may comprehend already. For those interested in theology, prophecy, and biblical theory, this book offers them a unique mathematical look into those areas. Other readers may gravitate to the in-depth, yet personal, explanations of each scripture and computation. One of the book’s most interesting parts is the section where verses from Isaiah are carefully mapped out and explained. The book also emphasizes the importance of Christian living and provides insightful anecdotes about keeping a “Christian calendar” in order to guide one’s life. Additionally, the author shares personal experiences about finding God and navigating sorrows, which readers who are experiencing the same or similar events might find helpful.

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