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Prophecy Analytics: How to Discern Prophecy in Plain Sight with Mathematical Validation
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Published January 20, 2026
About the author
Guy Morris
6 books643 followersOften compared to Dan Brown, Michael Crichton, Robert Ludlum and others, Guy's books earned the Reader's Favorite GOLD Award for SWARM, and SILVER Award for The Last Ark, Literary Excellence Award for THE IMAGE, and listed on BookTrib 2021 Favorite 25 Books, for The Curse of Cortes, calling it Indiana Jones meets Da Vinci Code.
Guy Morris is a retired business executive for Fortune 500 companies, published song writer for Disney Records, inventor, Coast Guard charter captain, adventurer and author influenced by men of the Renaissance fluent in politics, religion and science. From Latin America to the Pacific, and from the Board Room to recording studio, Guy pulls from a rich life of experience. Guy’s books are written to thrill, educate and inspire thoughtful dialogue on real issues facing humanity.
His articles have been published on SDVoyager and Mystery & Suspense magazines.
Guy is a frequent podcast expert guest with over a 100 guest spots and 100% 5-star rating.
He is also the founder of the Author Event Network, an author association to engage in signing events at local fairs, festivals and events. In 2024, AEN scheduled over 80 days of author signing events in the Pacific NW.
Guy Morris is a retired business executive for Fortune 500 companies, published song writer for Disney Records, inventor, Coast Guard charter captain, adventurer and author influenced by men of the Renaissance fluent in politics, religion and science. From Latin America to the Pacific, and from the Board Room to recording studio, Guy pulls from a rich life of experience. Guy’s books are written to thrill, educate and inspire thoughtful dialogue on real issues facing humanity.
His articles have been published on SDVoyager and Mystery & Suspense magazines.
Guy is a frequent podcast expert guest with over a 100 guest spots and 100% 5-star rating.
He is also the founder of the Author Event Network, an author association to engage in signing events at local fairs, festivals and events. In 2024, AEN scheduled over 80 days of author signing events in the Pacific NW.
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August 11, 2026
Prophecy Analytics: How to Discern Prophecy in Plain Sight with Mathematical Validation takes an unusual approach to the study of biblical prophecy by bringing analytical and mathematical thinking into a subject that is often approached primarily through theology, interpretation, and tradition. The premise is particularly intriguing because it invites readers to consider whether patterns surrounding prophetic passages and historical events can be examined through probability, correlation, and observable evidence.
One of the book's most interesting qualities is its attempt to encourage readers to look at familiar prophetic subjects from a different perspective. Rather than simply presenting another interpretation, the analytical framework creates an opportunity to question assumptions, examine connections, and consider how mathematical validation might contribute to discussions about biblical prophecy. That combination of faith, investigation, and analytical reasoning gives the book a distinctive position within Christian nonfiction and prophecy-related literature.
Prophecy Analytics should particularly appeal to readers interested in biblical prophecy, Christian theology, eschatology, biblical interpretation, and the relationship between faith and evidence. It also has potential to attract readers who enjoy unconventional approaches to established subjects and are willing to examine familiar questions from a fresh analytical perspective. The book's distinctive concept provides plenty of material for reflection and discussion, especially for readers interested in exploring prophecy beyond conventional interpretations.
One of the book's most interesting qualities is its attempt to encourage readers to look at familiar prophetic subjects from a different perspective. Rather than simply presenting another interpretation, the analytical framework creates an opportunity to question assumptions, examine connections, and consider how mathematical validation might contribute to discussions about biblical prophecy. That combination of faith, investigation, and analytical reasoning gives the book a distinctive position within Christian nonfiction and prophecy-related literature.
Prophecy Analytics should particularly appeal to readers interested in biblical prophecy, Christian theology, eschatology, biblical interpretation, and the relationship between faith and evidence. It also has potential to attract readers who enjoy unconventional approaches to established subjects and are willing to examine familiar questions from a fresh analytical perspective. The book's distinctive concept provides plenty of material for reflection and discussion, especially for readers interested in exploring prophecy beyond conventional interpretations.
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