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David’s career was entirely in technical work. During the 1970s in Massachusetts, he worked with microwave frequency transmitters and receivers. He then transitioned to military communication equipment for aircraft, submarines, and missiles.
In the early 1980s, he became one of the few specialists capable of maintaining and repairing Tektronix, Fairchild, Teradyne, and Accutest equipment—expensive integrated circuit testers—down to the component level.
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"To Open One’s Eyes" is a thought-provoking read for those seeking a deeper understanding of scripture. Pinkston challenges traditional Christian doctrine and science, encouraging readers to approach biblical prophecy with fresh eyes. His interpretation of the seventieth week prophecy is compelling, offering precise timelines that many may find intriguing. While some perspectives may be controversial, the book succeeds in stimulating critical thinking about faith. Using the King James Version as its foundation, it provides clarity on misunderstood prophecies. A well-researched, eye-opening read for open-minded Christians willing to explore beyond conventional teachings.
-John M. Carter
This book is a fascinating and bold exploration of scripture. Pinkston masterfully challenges mainstream Christian beliefs and scientific perspectives, offering a fresh take on biblical prophecy. His insights into the timeline of Jesus’ coming and departure are particularly compelling. The discussion on the prince of the world adds depth to this already thought-provoking read. While some may find his interpretations unconventional, the book remains deeply rooted in scripture. It’s a must-read for those seeking a more profound, analytical approach to their faith. Highly recommended for readers who appreciate theological challenges and enjoy exploring complex biblical themes.
-Lisa R. Bennett
Pinkston’s To Open One’s Eyes is a deep dive into hidden biblical truths, offering fresh insights that challenge conventional Christianity and science. His meticulous breakdown of the seventieth week prophecy and the misinterpretation of the prince of the world provide much to ponder. The book is well-researched and scripture-based, making it an insightful read for open-minded Christians. However, some readers may find its unconventional perspectives difficult to accept. Despite this, it’s an excellent resource for those who enjoy theological discussions and wish to deepen their scriptural understanding. A thought-provoking and well-articulated work worth reading
-Marcus J. Reeves
A captivating read for those seeking to challenge their understanding of scripture. Pinkston’s approach to biblical prophecy is both enlightening and controversial, making this book a stimulating theological study. His use of King James Version scripture enhances credibility, and his exploration of misunderstood biblical signs is eye-opening. The analysis of the seventieth week and its precise timeline is particularly intriguing. While some may not agree with his interpretations, the book encourages deep reflection on faith and doctrine. Highly recommended for those who appreciate scholarly religious discussions and wish to expand their biblical knowledge.
-Sarah L. Whitmore
Pinkston’s To Open One’s Eyes is an ambitious attempt to reveal hidden biblical truths. His interpretations of prophecy and the role of the prince of the world are thought-provoking, offering a unique perspective on Christianity. The book’s scriptural foundation is strong, and his arguments are well-reasoned, though some may find them controversial. It’s a compelling read for those who enjoy exploring unconventional theological insights. While it challenges traditional beliefs, it does so respectfully, making it suitable for readers open to re-evaluating their faith. Overall, a well-written and insightful book that leaves room for contemplation.
-Jean Martin
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