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Weather the connection was personal or not, I don’t know, but it is certainly spiritual and real.

I could see a spiritual connection between them. Newton lived from 1643-1727, more than 100 years before Plymouth brethren. That spiritual revelation was given to other brothers, especially Plymouth brethren. On the other hand, I did not get an impression that Newton had a good understanding of the relation between Jesus the Man, the Christ, the church as the body of Christ – these being in time, and the Lamb and the Bride – these being in eternity. I revere him as the greatest scientist ever lived, and love him as a dear brother in Christ. His devotion to the biblical truth and faith, and courage not to comply with religious authorities and popular views, far surpass that of the most Bible readers and Christians.

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But more important, his understanding of the Scripture was highly spiritual, unpolluted, unmanipulated, and full of sincerity, humility and life. Especially, he gave the world the original and foundational interpretation concerning the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation concerning the important prophecy of 70 Sevens (70 seven years) in relation to the birth of Christ and the end of the time. His intelligence and insights on interpreting biblical prophecies was indeed exceptional.

He did it as a devout Christian, a true believer, placing his faith in God and in the Savior Jesus Christ. Newton didn’t study the Bible as a “decoder” nor even a scholar. To say the least, I was taken by a great surprise, joyful surprise that is. Until I actually read some of Newton’s writings recently. I would not be interested in any of that at all. I have long heard of Newton’s so-called “religious writings” but never was interested in reading any of them because I had assumed that Newton, being such an extremely smart “science man”, must have approached the Bible with his human intelligence and wisdom, and took Bible as some kind of “secret codes” trying to decipher it. Isaac Newton, the greatest scientist the world has known, spent more time studying the Bible than the science, and left voluminous writings.įew know this, and even fewer have actually paid any attention to what Newton wrote about Bible and his faith.