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Dive deep into the life of Abigail, a woman of profound discernment and exquisite beauty from the Bible. Explore her journey of navigating intricate predicaments, her steadfast loyalty to divine principles, and the impact of her wisdom on shaping her destiny.
In the Biblical narrative, Eve's deception stands out as a pivotal moment that forever changed humanity's destiny. This article delves into the life of Eve—the first woman to be deceived—examining her unique origin, her enticement, and the far-reaching consequences of her actions. In recounting her story, it unravels the profound lessons about obedience and deception that we can glean from Eve's experience.
Explore the extraordinary journey of Apostle Paul, once a fierce persecutor turned champion of faith, as he tirelessly devoted his life to spreading the Gospel to the nations. Delve into the insights from his missionary journeys and his influential letters that have helped shape Christianity.
Dive into our short guide on 'How to Study the Bible'. Discover effective methods to enrich your understanding and deepen your relationship with God through scripture. Begin your spiritual journey with us today - wisdom and peace await.
Many don't know that out of the millions of Christian books, most by far are liberal to moderate. For example, out of the 1,200+ books available on biblical hermeneutics right now, all but about 20 are liberal to moderate.
Although Christians may disagree on some aspects of the creation story, we agree that God created this world, he created it by himself, and he created it “very good.”—Kenneth O. Gangel and Stephen J. Bramer.
Paul demonstrates how the priestly office, first filled by Aaron, was characteristic of that which Christ Jesus serves as a superior and heavenly high priest. This being so, the priestly position, operation, and procedure of Aaron’s high office take on extra meaning for Christians. (Heb 8:1-6; 9:6-14, 23-28)
According to the Book of Exodus, Aaron first functioned as Moses' assistant. Because Moses complained that he could not speak well, God appointed Aaron as Moses' “prophet” (Exodus 4:10-17; 7:1)
It was quite befitting, therefore, that our Lord should explain to his fisher friend the momentous and glorious ministry that awaited him, through the calling in which he had been engaged from boyhood, and which had so many points of resemblance with the work of winning souls.
IF the days of David and Solomon may be compared to spring and summer in the history of the kingdom of Israel, it was late autumn when our story opens.