A historical and biblical study of Islam’s rise and its lasting impact on the eastern churches of Byzantium, Syria, Egypt, and Persia.
The Rise of Islam and the Church in the East
What Is the Egyptian Book of the Dead, and Why Does It Conflict With the Bible?
What the Egyptian Book of the Dead was, what it taught, and why its view of death, judgment, and the afterlife conflicts with Scripture.
Is the Bandlet of Righteousness Truly an Ethiopian Book of the Dead?
Is the Bandlet of Righteousness a true Christian text or a funerary relic of mixed religion? Scripture gives a decisive answer.
The New Testament Writers’ Use of the Old Testament: Fulfillment, Continuity, and Inspired Interpretation
The New Testament writers used the Old Testament as God’s living Word, showing how its promises, patterns, and prophecies reach fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
Were the Jewish People Still God’s Chosen People After Jesus’ Ascension?
After Jesus’ ascension, God’s chosen people are no longer defined by Jewish ethnicity but by faith in Christ under the New Covenant.
How Can You Recognize the Truth?
Truth is not measured by sincerity or tradition but by Jehovah’s Word and the voice of Christ. Do you hear, love, test, and obey it?
What Are the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Beliefs About the Governing Body?
Jehovah’s Witnesses view the Governing Body as Christ’s appointed “faithful slave,” but Scripture locates authority in Christ and His Word.
What Are the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Beliefs About Jesus’ Return in 1975?
1975 became a milestone for many Jehovah’s Witnesses as an implied end-time marker, yet Jesus forbids date confidence about His coming.
What Are the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Beliefs About Jesus’ Return in 1914?
Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Christ’s “presence” began invisibly in 1914, but Scripture describes a future, visible return of Jesus.
Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead?
Did Jesus rise from the dead? Scripture presents a public, historical resurrection with an empty tomb, eyewitnesses, and a living hope.
