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God Save the King is a research and teaching project that reframes and retells the Nativity Story as it really would have happened biblically and historically. Tim Keyes–Author
GSK March 2019 Update
Hello, all GSK Followers! I am sure many of you are wondering about the state of affairs, so I figured it is about time for an update. First, for my Patreon subscribers, you may have noticed that I have not Read More …
More About The Chronicles
My vision for God Save the King breaks down into three primary components I call Chronicles. The Judean Chronicle focuses on Judean perspective, the nation of Judea, and the Judean characters in the nativity story—Elizabeth and Zechariah, Joseph and Mary, the baby Jesus, the Read More …
What Josephus Didn’t Know
“He simply may not have known the precise dates of the events he describes.”
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Gilbert and Sullivan Meets Biblical Research
Some good natured humor. The Major-General’s Song from Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera The Pirates of Penzance meets biblical research.
How Jesus’ Birth Makes Us Think About Death
Excellent perspective from N.T. Wright. Click here.
Keeping Christ in Every Day of the Year–And in You
Originally published in my blog “End of Religion” December 2016. See original article here. “I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year. I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future. Read More …
The Fifteenth Year of Tiberius Caesar (GSK Fun Fact)
The apostle Luke often gets a bad rap as a poor historian. The details of this accusation are discussed in detail in my essay But to Fulfill: The Events of the Nativity from Jesus’ Birth until the Arrival of the Read More …
The Authenticity of the Virgin Birth
This is an excellent article about scriptural integrity and the virgin birth. Highly recommended. Click here.
“His Star” Fun Fact
There are over 350 catalogued books and articles concerning “His star” (Matthew 2:2) in the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. (1) Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, magi from Read More …