Louis Ralph Rohr, MD

Ralph Rohr practiced medicine for 45 years and retired at age 69. He learned his Bible under the tutelage of the Holy Spirit, his only formal academic training being two years of New Testament Greek language study in a seminary. Classically educated and deeply committed to God's truth, Dr. Rohr has researched the Bible and facilitated Bible studies for over half a century. His extensive commentary on the last book of the Bible, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, grew out of a two year church class...See more

Ralph Rohr practiced medicine for 45 years and retired at age 69. He learned his Bible under the tutelage of the Holy Spirit, his only formal academic training being two years of New Testament Greek language study in a seminary. Classically educated and deeply committed to God's truth, Dr. Rohr has researched the Bible and facilitated Bible studies for over half a century. His extensive commentary on the last book of the Bible, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, grew out of a two year church class he led in 2009-2010. He has spoken and taught classes about the Bible and science for many years in churches, student groups and rescue missions. His firstbook, Trinity, Time and Eternity, was published in 2002. His most recent book, published in 2021, Resolving the Age of the World Argument-A Biblical Solution, is a condensed excerpt from a larger manuscript in process, Temporal and Eternal Perspectives in the Holy Bible. which seeks to resolve paradoxes in the Bible that derive from human experience in our fallen world of time in comparison with God's overriding realm of eternity for which we are intended.Dr. Rohr is staunchly pro-life, a founder and President of the Tucson Crisis Pregnancy Centers from 1981-1990. He and his wifeAngela live in a small town in rural southern Utah. They have three children and eleven grandchildren (two adopted) who follow Christ.LaVerne Victoria Carol is a self-taught freelance artist. She and her husband live in Freeport, Illinois, and havetwo grown children and two grandchildren who continue their faith in Christ. See less