Review of The Biblical Clock

[Victoria Ukamaka]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Biblical Clock" by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The Biblical Clock is co-authored by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon. In this work, their intellectual prowess and expertise in conducting their research were quite obvious. Daniel, an engineer, thinks that historical and scientific truths and biblical narratives about the universe's origins are consistent. Dania, who, on her part, is an academic, works as a writer and editor. This book is divided into three sections, each presenting the same idea from a different angle. It has a total of twelve chapters. By reading this book, you will discover how the authors connected religion and scientific knowledge.

From The Biblical Clock, we learn about Acre. In Acre, Israel, there was a priest named Isaac Ben Samuel. He was the first person to make an effort to protect the manuscripts that included knowledge concerning the universe's creation date. The authors also wrote about the events surrounding the capture of Jerusalem and Acre after the Mamluks attacked. This book shows that the universe was thought to have been created roughly two million years ago, according to the renowned scientist Edwin Hubble. However, it is between twelve and twenty billion years old, according to updated calculations made in the year 2000. The analogy of the Jean factory described how humans could alter the days that God created the earth using their tools.

The Biblical Clock, written by Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon, is a book that demonstrates the parallels between biblical and scientific views on the origins of the universe. The focus of the book's second section was to illustrate the importance of some historical accounts. It also shows how these historical stories relate to each other and how they all point to a single idea: that the universe was created similarly regardless of the source from which you are getting your account.

There are some positive aspects to this book that I noted. First, I adore how the authors supported their arguments with examples from history, dates, and photos. All of these elements contributed to my enjoyment of this book. Numerous books provide historical accounts of the creation of the universe. But this book also provides scientific information on the subject. I admired Daniel's meticulous study of numerous sources and liked how he provided a comparison between history and the biblical days of the creation.

The only thing I disliked about this book was the initial friction I encountered while reading it. I had to reread the book's first section twice before I could grasp it because of the writing language and style. This was a minor setback for me. But afterward, everything went great. Therefore, the setback was not severe enough to warrant a star deduction in the rating. Hence, I will give this book the perfect star rating it deserves, which is 4 out of 4 stars.

I recommend this book to scientists to learn to balance their religious faith with science. Those who question the age of the universe will benefit from reading this book. I would also recommend it to religious readers. Because I couldn't find any errors, I think it was professionally edited.

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[E Daves]

I am going to find this book useful. I appreciate the authors, Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon, for sharing the scientific and biblical evidences on the creation of the universe. I look forward to reading this book.

[Ronky279]

Amazing review. I like your reviews. The storyline is interesting. I like how honest and detailed they are. Congrats on your published review.

[third agbata]

This book contains lots of unfold facts in the Bible. The author did a a great research on the publication of this book. Thanks for the great review.

[Timothee22]

As an irreligious person, I found most concepts from this book to be untrue. However, I did enjoy the historical part of it.

[Chimereucheya Okoroafo]

This is quite interesting - trying to pair religion with science. I am aware that so many scientists will fun to hard to believe, that's why I'm so intrigued. What topics are being talked about?

Nice review.

[Judy O]

A connection between religion and science is unheard of. I look forward to reading this book to see how these connections are deduced. Nicely written.

[Bef Ozo]

This book is thought-provoking as it tends to link the Bible and science to have a common stand. I can't wait to see the basis on which this link is formed. Nice review.

[Mozi Ken]

This book seems thoroughly researched and the theme is also interesting. I hope I enjoy it when u read it. Good review.

[Gavice Victoria]

Your review is detailed and did justice to this book. I must say tgat I really enjo reading this review. Thank you for sharing your honest thoughts about the book. I look forward to reading it for myself.

[Francis Omotayo Aderogbin]

The author put in astounding research into this book. Proofing the earth's timeline and linking science and Bible together is not an easy task.

[Success Azuka]

It is funny how someone comes up with a concept to confuse other people. Very nice review indeed.

[third agbata]

This book is really fascinating and amazing. Your review gave me more insight on the book's storyline. Thanks for the great review.

[ometanoghenetejiri]

Your review is captivating, I must confess. The details included in your review gave me an idea of what this book entails. I certainly would love to read this book. Nice work.

[Mmeso Goodness]

The book is well detailed. Your review was insightful and totally intriguing.
I look forward to reading this book.
Kudos!