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A Word Of Trust
At first glance, these words may seem like a cry of defeat in the face of cruel ...
A Word Of Victory
The Greek term which John used to capture the meaning of Jesus’s expression was ...
A Word Of Agony
In addition to the sharp and humiliating pains of being nailed naked to a cross,...
A Word Of Desolation
This infers that Jesus, the Messiah, was in unimaginable turmoil when he shouted...
A Word Of Love
Shortly after the soldiers divided up Jesus’s garments (Matthew 27:35-36; John 1...
A Word Of Assurance
God’s love extends to the depraved thief, and to every sinner who entrusts their...
A Word Of Mercy
What is remarkable about this statement is who and what He was praying for. He w...
On The Way To The Cross: Jesus's Prophetic Warning
In addition to the seven final statements our Lord said on the cross, There is a...
Jesus’s Seven Last Words from the Cross
The Bible records seven sayings of Jesus from the cross. They are the final thin...
Why Does God Allow Evil?: The Impact of Our Choices
The Problem of Evil is a profound dilemma that has sparked intense debate from t...
Why is the Gospel a Mystery?
The Gospel (“good news” “good message”) is that Jesus the Son of God has freed h...
Bearing the Cross: Exploring the Unimaginable Suffering of Crucifixion
Throughout the annals of human history, few forms of execution have captured the...
Ransom and Redemption: Jesus and Barabbas as Day of Atonement Symbols
This article seeks to uncover the layers of symbolism between the Day of Atoneme...
Guilt and Repentance: The Healthy Way to Deal with Remorse
As sinful human beings we are all guilty of violating God’s commands and the goo...
The Kingdom of Heaven vs the Kingdom of God
As you read through the different Gospel accounts, you may notice a few common p...
Jesus's Trial, Part 5. The Laws of Practice that were Violated
This is the final of five articles discussing the events and circumstances of Je...
Jesus's Trial, Part 4. The Judicial Principles that were Violated
This is the fourth of five articles discussing the events and circumstances of J...
Jesus's Trial, Part 3. The 5 Stages of Jesus’s Trial
This is the third of five articles discussing the events and circumstances of Je...
Jesus's Trial, Part 2. The Jewish Law and the Political Actors who Condemned Jesus
The purpose of these articles is to highlight the injustices done to Jesus durin...
Jesus's Trial, Part 1. The Laws Broken by the Religious Leaders: A Summary
The purpose of these articles is to highlight the injustices done to Jesus durin...
Timeline: The Final 24 Hours of the Life of Jesus
Jesus's final 24 hours is something that has been debated over the centuries as ...
Jesus’s Last Supper as a Passover Seder
Over the course of their accounts, Matthew, Mark, and Luke all seem to depict th...
The Passover Seder
Incredibly, the roots of Passover Seders were celebrated as far back as the Exod...
Jesus and the Messianic Fulfillments of Passover and Unleavened Bread
There are many ways in which the original Passover events foreshadowed Jesus as ...
The Original Passover
Broadly speaking, Passover evokes the entire story of Israel’s relocation to Egy...
What is Righteousness?
The Bible speaks often of "righteousness.” For instance, in the New American Sta...
Suzerain-Vassal Treaties
God’s covenant/treaty with Israel was set forth in a form common in the ancient ...
What is Hell? Hades and Tartarus in the Bible
Hades/Sheol is a temporary holding place of the dead until the final judgment. W...
What is Hell? Gehenna and the Outer Darkness
Gehenna and the Outer Darkness are cultural illustrations that describe the sham...
What is Hell? The Eternal Punishment and The Lake of Fire
The Lake of Fire is the final destination for the devil and his angels. It is al...
What is Eternal Life? How to Gain the Gift of Eternal Life
When God created men and women in His image, He created them to live in partners...
Eternal Life: Receiving the Gift vs Inheriting the Prize
The Gift of Eternal Life is living forever with God as a member of His eternal f...
Overcomers
Revelation promises an extra special blessing in the next life to the one who “o...
The Temple
In Hebrew, the temple is called the “Beit Hamikdash” which means “the holy house...
The Four Languages of Jesus’s Judea
Jews of Jesus’s day were multilingual. To varying degrees they understood Hebrew...
Biblical Fatherhood
One of the most powerful truths for Christians is summed up by Paul in Romans 8:...
Son of Man
Jesus often used the phrase Son of Man to reference Himself. In total, the four ...
Money and Possessions
The Bible is neutral toward riches. It is our attitude toward riches and the way...
Founding Paradox
Philosophical systems based on logic can never explain their founding paradox. A...
Covenants in the Bible
A covenant is a contract, a treaty, a ritual agreement or alliance between two p...
The Spirit vs. The Flesh
The Flesh and the Spirit are complete opposites. Our most fundamental choice as ...
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