The Bible’s accuracy is beyond coincidence — it’s divine. In this episode of Truth in the Dark, we uncover one of history’s most stunning prophecies: the fall of Judah, the Babylonian invasion, seventy years of exile, and the miraculous rise of King Cyrus — predicted by name more than a century before his birth.

From Jeremiah’s warnings to Isaiah’s precise prophecy about Cyrus, this episode shows why no man could have written this book. The Word of God not only foretold Judah’s fall — it also foretold their return, exactly seventy years later.

📖 Prophecies Covered in This Episode: – Jeremiah 25 & 29 – The 70-year exile foretold – Ezekiel 12 & 17 – The king who would not see Babylon – Isaiah 44–45 – Cyrus named before birth – 2 Chronicles 36 & Ezra 1 – The prophecy fulfilled

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The Bible boldly predicted Israel’s rebellion, exile, and restoration centuries before Assyria and Babylon rose to power. In this episode of Truth in the Dark, we walk through Deuteronomy 29–30, the division of the kingdom after Solomon, and the jaw-dropping prophecies that came true with the Assyrian captivity in 722 BC and the Babylonian captivity in 586 BC.

👉 Were these predictions written before the events?

👉 What does archaeology and history confirm?

👉 And why does it matter today?

Join me as we uncover the facts, cut through skepticism, and show that the Bible isn’t just history — it’s prophecy fulfilled.

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Keith Davis, bull-rider, competition shooter, firefighter, builder, husband, father, gives his story on how God got a hold of him and molded him into the man he is today. Just a regular dude, with a regular story, but his grit to provide a better life for himself and his family is something he attributes to the work of God and His truth in Keith's life.