2 Responses to “Steve Spillman on ‘The Jewish Voice’ Television Program”

1. dean staples on October 9th, 2009 10:08 am
   

   Hey Steve, I just noticed the announcement of your debut on Jewish Voice television for October 12. How exciting. I will definitely be watching. You are so helpful to us as investors because you fill in between the lines that Zion doesn’t or can’t do. For example,your showing on your website what is necessary to complete an oilwell is most informative to me. I was like probably most others in assuming if you didn’t get a gusher all was lost. I have been involved with the Zion oil project for two years now. But both feet are now in since the February massive gas strike of Tamar and the other one a lot closer to shore. When I am discouraged or left twisting in the wind for lack of information, you always seem to come along with your up to date postings to pick me back up again. Once again thank-you and I will watch for you Monday on Daystar or wherever I can find you. Investor in Eliot, Maine. Dean Staples.
2. Lyndon on October 24th, 2009 10:25 am
   

   Hi Steve,

   I agree with Dean. Thanks so much for starting this website and presenting all of this additional information on ZN and the oil industry in Israel!

   I read Breaking the Treasure Code and was thinking about your interpretation of Deuteronomy 33: 19– about how both Isaachar and Zebulun “shall suck of the abundance of the seas, and of the treasures hid in the sands.” While I think your interpretation is valid, another interpretation came to mind as I was reading “Oil” (one of the DK Eyewitness Books). It mentioned under the chapter “Where oil comes from” that scientists FORMERLY believed most oil was formed by chemical reactions between minerals in the rocks deep underground. NOW, the majority of scientists believe most oil is formed from the remains of living things, especially abundant plankton and foraminifera, piling up on the seabed as a thick sludge, accumulating and getting buried deeper, over a long period of time. Over time, through the action of bacteria, heat and pressure, they transformed into hydrocarbons. Well, if this is so, then “the abundance of the seas, and of the treasures hid in the sands” might literally represent these massive numbers of plankton and foraminifera and other sea-creatures, which constitute the abundant primary foodstuffs for sea life, that have settled at the bottom and slowly been buried by sand over the centuries (and also during the Flood), now transformed into oil. If so, then this is just another demonstration of the advance knowledge in the Bible and it’s Divine origin, and how science is just starting to catch up with some of its technology ! How great is the knowledge of The Holy One of Israel !

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