Bill MacGregor’s Strange “Tuning Fork” book

Bill MacGregor, son of Pastor Robert MacGregor at Trinity Baptist Church in Toronto, wrote a book called “The tuning fork.” In the video below he uses to advertise it, he proclaims that a greater miracle than the parting of the red sea,etc. is the idea that Isaiah’s 66 books supposedly align prophetically to the 66 books of the Bible. In General, the New IFB has been against this kind of numerological pseudo-deeper knowledge stuff, but they overlooked Bill MacGregor while he was in their movement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bi_q251lLnE

Another interesting thing is that there are six endorsements for the book on MacGregor’s website, but not unless you go to his press release do you find another endorsement from Bill Grady. Perhaps this has been overlooked to remove from the site, as Bill Grady is anathema in the New IFB now. (Steven Anderson: False Teacher Bill Grady is Damned) (Joe Major: Ruckmanite FairyTales- Bill Grady Edition) (Michael Johnson: Bill Grady’s Damnable Heresy! “Let him be accursed”)

Edit 9/3/2018:

As commented by Bill MacGregor below, Steven Anderson has also preached this idea in the following sermon video. See MacGregor’s recent YouTube comment below the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb9KsQK0aCo&feature=youtu.be

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Bill MacGregor
Bill MacGregor
6 years ago

Actually, the idea that the 66 chapters of Isaiah align miraculously with the 66 books of the Bible is not a numerological phenomenon. It is a literary phenomenon. My book, The Tuning Fork is not the first work to deal with the topic, it is however the most thorough and is perhaps the first to posit the miraculous nature of the phenomenon. In fact Pastor Anderson has even preached about it here:https://youtu.be/rb9KsQK0aCo