King Abijah knew Jehovah’s covenant and relied on Him in battle, yet his divided heart and ongoing compromises defined his brief and troubled reign.
Who Was King Abijah in the Bible, and How Should His Reign Be Understood?
Who Was Jethro in the Bible?
Jethro was a Midianite priest and faithful worshipper of Jehovah whose wisdom strengthened Moses and shaped Israel’s early governance.
The Midianites: Abrahamic Descendants, Nomadic Power, and Jehovah’s Judgment in Biblical History
The Midianites, descendants of Abraham, rose as wealthy nomads, corrupted Israel deliberately, and were judged by Jehovah according to revealed truth.
Ophir: The Mysterious Biblical Source of Solomon’s Wealth—A Historical and Archaeological Examination
Ophir, the biblical source of Solomon’s gold and exotic goods, was a real ancient trade hub likely centered in southern Arabia, linking Africa and Asia.
Huldah the Prophetess: Historical and Archaeological Examination of a Little-Known Servant of Jehovah in the Days of King Josiah
Huldah, a prophetess in Josiah’s day, confirmed the book of the Law’s authority and foretold Judah’s fate, shaping one of history’s great reforms.
Eliezer of Damascus: The Silent Heir of Abraham and the Historical-Archaeological Context of Patriarchal Servanthood
Eliezer of Damascus, though briefly mentioned, reveals rich insights into ancient servanthood, inheritance customs, and early biblical faith.
Jehovah and Jesus: Unity Without Blurring the Distinction
Paul's theology maintains monotheism while recognizing Jesus' divine authority and role, affirming his exaltation without redefining God's essence.
Being a Lifelong Learner as We Grow in the Accurate Knowledge of God’s Word
The Christian journey requires lifelong learning of scripture for growth in knowledge, guarding against error, and preparing for eternity.
What Do Believers Understand When They Are at the First Level of Spiritual Growth?
New believers experience foundational truths of forgiveness and knowing God as Father, essential for spiritual growth and maturity.
What Is the Pattern of Growth That Is Outlined in 1 John 2:13–14?
Spiritual growth follows a deliberate journey through three stages: children, young men, and fathers, reflecting increasing maturity in faith.
