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DR DAN NELSON

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Dr. Dan Nelson

Gerhard Raske found salvation at 14 in the Salvation Army on November 19, 1947, was baptized by Dr. Clearwaters in1952, and became a member of the Fourth Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He studied Engineering at the University of Minnesota and attended various theological institutions, including the Institute of Holy Land Studies, where he took part in an archaeological dig in Jerusalem. He also joined geological and paleontological field trips the U.S. and Canada and engaged in Baptist History studies in the UK. Ordained in 1963, he holds.A., M.Div., Th.M., and Th.D. degrees. His ministry includes pastoring, teaching at several Baptist colleges, editing "Dakota Baptist Sentinel," and preaching across the U.S., Canada, and India. He has served in leadership roles within Baptist Associations and as a missionary.

PUBLICATIONS

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A Complete Grammatical Blueprint of the Gospel of Matthew Pt1.

Discover the fascinating origins of the Christian calendar, tracing its evolution from the ancient Roman Anno Urbis Conditae—dating from Rome's founding in 753 BC—to the Anno Domini system we use today. Emperor Constantine's transformative vision of the cross before the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD propelled Christianity to imperial favor, culminating in the Edict of Milan and eventual dominance across the empire. Centuries later, the monk Dionysius Exiguus recalibrated time itself, anchoring years to the birth of Christ (circa 4-5 BC) for sacred Easter calculations—a reckoning that spread across Europe and ultimately the world. Delve deeper into the prophetic chronology of Christ's incarnation, exploring how Daniel's "70 weeks" foretold His arrival, ministry, and redemptive sacrifice (Galatians 4:4; Matthew 5:17), ushering in universal biblical truths under the New Covenant in the Church Age. A compelling journey through faith, history, and divine timing.

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A Complete Grammatical Blueprint of the Gospel of Matthew Pt2.

Discover the fascinating origins of the Christian calendar, tracing its evolution from the ancient Roman Anno Urbis Conditae—dating from Rome's founding in 753 BC—to the Anno Domini system we use today. Emperor Constantine's transformative vision of the cross before the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD propelled Christianity to imperial favor, culminating in the Edict of Milan and eventual dominance across the empire. Centuries later, the monk Dionysius Exiguus recalibrated time itself, anchoring years to the birth of Christ (circa 4-5 BC) for sacred Easter calculations—a reckoning that spread across Europe and ultimately the world. Delve deeper into the prophetic chronology of Christ's incarnation, exploring how Daniel's "70 weeks" foretold His arrival, ministry, and redemptive sacrifice (Galatians 4:4; Matthew 5:17), ushering in universal biblical truths under the New Covenant in the Church Age. A compelling journey through faith, history, and divine timing.

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A Complete Grammatical Blueprint of the Gospel of Matthew Pt3.

Discover the fascinating origins of the Christian calendar, tracing its evolution from the ancient Roman Anno Urbis Conditae—dating from Rome's founding in 753 BC—to the Anno Domini system we use today. Emperor Constantine's transformative vision of the cross before the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD propelled Christianity to imperial favor, culminating in the Edict of Milan and eventual dominance across the empire. Centuries later, the monk Dionysius Exiguus recalibrated time itself, anchoring years to the birth of Christ (circa 4-5 BC) for sacred Easter calculations—a reckoning that spread across Europe and ultimately the world. Delve deeper into the prophetic chronology of Christ's incarnation, exploring how Daniel's "70 weeks" foretold His arrival, ministry, and redemptive sacrifice (Galatians 4:4; Matthew 5:17), ushering in universal biblical truths under the New Covenant in the Church Age. A compelling journey through faith, history, and divine timing.

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