Yes — the Bible is unique because it is the only book on earth that prophesies future events hundreds and thousands of years in advance and every prophecy has been fulfilled or will be fulfilled.
Les Feldick teaches that the Bible stands head and shoulders above every other religious book because no other book written under heaven makes prophetic statements like the Bible does. He points to hundreds of fulfilled prophecies, including more than 360 concerning Christ's first coming, as proof that this is the Word of God.
1 Corinthians 3:10 — Paul's description of himself as a wise masterbuilder who laid a brand new foundation is the exact passage Les cites to show the Bible's unique foundational message.
In 1 Corinthians 3:9-10, Paul tells believers that they are God's husbandry and God's building, and that he, as a wise masterbuilder, laid the foundation. This is a clear scriptural statement that the apostolic message begins with a foundation, not with something already built. In Revelation 21:1, John records a vision of a new heaven and a new earth. This is one of many Bible prophecies that reveal future events in advance. The Bible itself contains these predictive declarations, which is the basis for the claim that it is unlike any other religious text.
Les Feldick teaches that the Bible “stands head and shoulders and then some” above every other religious book because it is the only book on earth that tells the future hundreds, thousands of years in advance, and it has all been fulfilled so far, and the rest will be. He asks, “Can you think of a single book of religion that can tell the future 2500 years in advance? Not a one.” He also says that there is no other book “written under heaven” that makes prophetic statements like the Bible does—hundreds, yes, thousands of years before they happen, and they all come true. Fulfilled prophecy is the core evidence for Les. He points to “360-some prophecies concerning Christ’s first coming” that were “fulfilled to the last detail.” His reasoning is simple: if God has already fulfilled the first half of the prophetic proclamation, then why can’t people believe He will fulfill the last? The accuracy of prophecy lets believers “rest on the Word of God as being absolute.” Les also stresses the supernatural construction of the Book itself. He notes that 44 men writing over a period of 2,000 years produced a book where the theme never loses and everything is in its rightful place—something that is impossible without the supernatural. He also teaches that Paul, as the master builder, came in and started with a brand new foundation rather than continuing something already built. Even before the New Testament was printed, Paul was moved by inspiration and was quoting the words of Jesus, showing that this Book’s origin is not like any other religious writing.
Les teaches that no other religious book can do what the Bible does. He says the Bible is the only book on earth that tells the future hundreds and thousands of years in advance, and it has all been fulfilled so far. He challenges readers to find any religious book that can tell the future 2,500 years in advance, and says there is not a single one. Fulfilled prophecy is what makes Scripture supernatural and sets it apart from every other religious text.
Les argues that since so much prophecy in the Bible has already been fulfilled—hundreds and thousands of years in advance—the rest can be trusted. He specifically cites 360-some prophecies concerning Christ's first coming that were fulfilled to the last detail. If God has already fulfilled the first half of His prophetic proclamation, why would He not fulfill the last? Believers can rest on God's Word as absolute.
Les teaches that the Bible is so meticulously put together that the theme never loses from start to finish, and everything is in its rightful place. He points out that 44 men writing over 2,000 years could not have done that without the supernatural. He also shows that Paul was quoting words of Jesus before the Gospels were even written, proving the man was moved by inspiration.
Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 3:10 that he laid the foundation as a wise masterbuilder. Les emphasizes that Paul did not come in as a master builder and continue something that had already been building for years; he started with a brand new foundation. This shows that the Bible's message begins with a unique apostolic foundation rather than building on an existing religious system.
Paul's New Foundation
Les teaches that Paul, as the wise master builder, did not continue an existing religious building but laid a brand new foundation, showing the Bible's message begins with something unique.
No Other Book Prophesies Like the Bible
Les says no other book written under heaven makes prophetic statements hundreds or thousands of years in advance, and the Bible's prophecies all come true—giving it a uniqueness no other scripture has.
No Religious Book Tells the Future 2,500 Years in Advance
Les challenges readers to name any religious book that can tell the future 2,500 years in advance; he says there is not one, and fulfilled prophecy confirms the Bible is supernatural.
If Prophecy Has Come True, Why Not All of It?
Les argues that since so much prophecy has already been fulfilled, the rest can be trusted, and believers can rest on Scripture as absolute.
The Bible Stands Head and Shoulders Above All Other Religious Books
Les teaches that the Bible is the only book that tells the future hundreds and thousands of years in advance, and it has all been fulfilled so far—so it is the Word of God.
44 Men, 2,000 Years, One Unbroken Theme
Les points out that 44 men writing over 2,000 years produced a book with one consistent theme and everything in its rightful place—something only the supernatural could do.
Paul Moved by Inspiration Before the New Testament Was Written
Les shows that Paul was quoting words of Jesus before the Gospels were written, proving the man was moved by inspiration and the Book is not like other religious writings.
360-Some Prophecies of Christ's First Coming Fulfilled
Les teaches that every one of the 360-some prophecies about Christ's first coming was fulfilled in detail; if God kept His promises in the first half, He will keep them in the last.
1 Corinthians 3:10: According to the grace of God which is given unto me, as a wise masterbuilder, I have laid the foundation, and another buildeth thereon. But let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon.
Paul's masterbuilder language is the exact passage Les cites when showing Paul laid a brand new foundation.
1 Corinthians 3:9: For we are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building.
Paul identifies believers as God's husbandry and God's building, helping explain the building metaphor in verse 10.
Revelation 21:1: And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea.
John's vision of a new heaven and a new earth is an example of Bible prophecy that, according to Les, fits the overall timeline of fulfilled Scripture.
No, according to Les. He says there is not another book on earth that can tell the future hundreds and thousands of years in advance. He challenges listeners to name a single religious book that can tell the future 2,500 years in advance, and says there isn't one.
Les says there are 360-some prophecies concerning Christ's first coming and every one was fulfilled to the last detail. This fulfilled record is part of why he says the Bible is a supernatural Book.
Les's reasoning is that if God fulfilled the first half of His prophetic proclamation—hundreds and thousands of years in advance—He will certainly fulfill the last half. The accuracy of prophecy lets believers rest on God's Word as absolute.
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