Synopsis: David Pinkston's To Open One's Eyes: Untaught Mysteries of the Holy Bible is a thought-provoking and bold exploration of scripture that invites readers to challenge conventional interpretations and uncover profound truths hidden within the pages of the King James Bible. This work is not merely a theological discussion-it is an intellectual and spiritual journey that bridges the often-divergent worlds of faith and science.

Pinkston's meticulous study illuminates overlooked and forgotten passages, offering clarity on topics that have long puzzled scholars and believers alike. He delves into the prophetic timeline of the seventieth week, unveiling a precise chronology for the coming and departure of Jesus, while also addressing misunderstood aspects of the prince of the world and his foretold appearance.

What sets this book apart is its ability to provoke deep reflection while remaining anchored in scripture. Pinkston skillfully guides readers to a richer understanding of God's divinity and the Bible as a living testament. Whether you are a seasoned theologian, a curious skeptic, or someone seeking to deepen your relationship with God, this book will challenge and inspire you to see the Holy Bible in an entirely new light.

To Open One's Eyes is a remarkable achievement, offering fresh insights that will resonate with open-minded readers eager to expand their understanding of faith, scripture, and the intersection of the spiritual and the scientific. A must-read for anyone ready to embrace the untaught mysteries of the Holy Bible.

Autobiography: David Pinkston, born in 1948 in Twin Falls, Idaho, his journey began with his service in the U.S. Army's 10th Special Forces (1969-1972), where he earned airborne status with both the U.S. Army and German forces and completed rigorous mountain and ski training. Following his military service, David built a dynamic technical career, excelling in cutting-edge fields like microwave technology, military communication systems, and integrated circuit testing. He also became a pioneer in computer networking, database programming, and ISP management, eventually supervising the IT infrastructure for a California refinery-a position he continues to hold at age 76.

David's spiritual journey began in 1993 when he came to Jesus Christ, though his path has been unconventional, as he found himself at odds with traditional church settings. His independent study of the Bible and deep personal faith led him to write To Open One's Eyes, a book for those who feel disconnected from organized religion but seek a profound understanding of God and the Holy Bible.

Through his diverse life experiences-marked by perseverance, exploration, and devotion-David Pinkston brings a unique and passionate perspective to his work, inviting readers to discover the hidden truths of scripture and a deeper connection to their faith.