Bible Questions
Answers to specific questions about prophetic passages, figures, and timelines in Scripture.
These studies answer specific questions about Daniel, Revelation, resurrection, and prophetic geography. Begin with the page that names your question, then follow its explained next-reading links into the larger sequence.
Direct Routes
- The Two Witnesses and The Twenty-Four Elders — what Revelation states and what remains inference.
- Babylon in Revelation and The Day of the Lord — first-century backgrounds and future scope.
- The First Resurrection and The New Heaven and New Earth — resurrection, final judgment, and renewal.
- Gog and Magog, Gomer, Meshech and Tubal, and the Battle’s Timing — ancient geography before modern claims.
Keep a Bible open and let the direct statement of each passage set the level of confidence.
Where is Gomer Today? Tracing Biblical Prophecy to Modern Nations
Gomer appears in Genesis 10:2–3 as a son of Japheth and later appears in Ezekiel 38:6 as part of the coalition associated with Gog. Because Ezekiel’s prophecy names ancient peoples rather than modern nation-states, the…
Where is Meshech and Tubal Located Today?
Meshech and Tubal are ancient names that appear in biblical genealogies and in Ezekiel’s prophecy concerning Gog. They are often discussed in relation to modern geography, but they should be studied first as ancient…
When is the Battle of Gog and Magog?
Ezekiel 38–39 describes a major future attack against Israel by Gog and his coalition. Revelation 20:7–10 also uses the names “Gog and Magog” for a later rebellion after the thousand years. Because both passages use…
Who is Gog and Magog Today? Understanding Biblical Prophecy
Ezekiel 38–39, Genesis 10, and Revelation 20 are compared before making cautious claims about Gog, Magog, and modern nations.
How Long Are Daniel’s Seventy Weeks?
Daniel 9 is read from Daniel’s prayer through Gabriel’s seventy sevens, showing how Israel, Jerusalem, Messiah, and the final week shape the timeline.
Who Are the 2 Witnesses in Revelation?
Revelation 11 describes two prophetic witnesses who minister for 1,260 days, are opposed by the beast, are killed, and are raised by God. Their identity has been debated throughout church history. The passage tells…
Who Are the Twenty-Four Elders in Revelation?
Revelation 4–5 is examined through thrones, crowns, white garments, worship, textual variants, and timing before the seals.