Kermit Zarley

Background

Zarley was born in Seattle, Washington.

Education

He graduated from the University of Houston and was a distinguished member of the golf team

Career

He is also an author of several books Zarley had three dozen top-10 finishes in Professional Golf Association Tour events during his 18 years on Tour including two wins. Zarley had three top-10 finishes in major championships.

His best was a solo 6th at the 1972 United States. Open.

Due to his unusual name, Zarley was often called "the Pro from the Moon" or "Moon Manitoba" lieutenant is because comedian Bob Hope once interviewed him on national television and remarked, "Kermit Zarley, with a name like that he must be the pro from the moon." In a Wayne and Shuster sketch about a golf tournament being held on the streets of Toronto, Johnny Wayne"s character is named "Zarley Kermit, Junior." In 1965, Zarley co-founded the Professional Golf Association Tour Bible Study group with fellow Professional Golf Association Tour players, Jim and Babe Hiskey. lieutenant still flourishes today and has proliferated throughout the world of professional golf.

In the period between his careers on the Professional Golf Association Tour and the Champions Tour, he authored three books on religion and world affairs He received an honorary doctorate degree in 2001 from Chicago"s North Park University, which has a lecture series named for him.

Zarley lived much of his adult life in the Houston metropolitan area, but now resides in Scottsdale, Arizona.

In The Third Day Bible Code (2006), Zarley examined the relatively frequent occurrence of "third day" in the Bible. Applying the words “with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like one day” (2 Peter 3:8), he offered the provocative interpretation that Jesus" expected second coming will occur during the early part of the third millennium following his departure, between the years 2070 and 2250. The publication of his most recent book, The Restitution of Jesus Christ, was preceded by his usage of the pseudonym Servetus the Evangelical.

His stated reasons for doing so were: "if my fellow Evangelicals ever knew about my christological beliefs they would not accept me as a genuine Christian and ostracize me from the Evangelical community." His book endorses a Unitarian viewpoint of christology, similar to the quasi-Unitarian position of Michael Servetus himself.

1962 National Collegiate Athletic Association Championship, Pacific Northwest Amateur Professional Golf Association Tour wins Other wins Senior Professional Golf Association Tour wins.

Achievements

• 1962 National Collegiate Athletic Association Championship, Pacific Northwest Amateur Professional Golf Association Tour playoff record (0–1) 1964 Arizona Open 1984 Tallahassee Open (Tournament Players Series - precursor for Nike Tour) 1994 The Transamerica.

Works

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  • The Gospels Interwoven: A Chronological Story of Jesus Blending the Four Gospels in the Words of the NIV. Plus Solutions to Apparent Gospel Differences.

    (The Gospels Interwoven is a chronologically arranged narr...)

  • 101 Days in the Gospels With Oswald Chambers: Including Selections from the Gospels Interwoven in the Words of the New International Version by

    (Book by Chambers, Oswald, Zarley, Kermit, Adair, James R....)

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Quotations: “with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like one day”.