The Bible reveals Jehovah’s truth, Christ’s sacrifice for sinners, and the authority of the inspired Word.
What the Bible Teaches About Revelation
What Is the Difference Between Revelation, Inspiration, and Illumination?
Revelation discloses truth, inspiration secures error-free Scripture, and illumination enables understanding through the written Word.
What Is the Rhema Word?
The biblical term “rhema” means a spoken word and does not support claims of new personal revelations beyond Scripture.
Does God Still Give Visions to People Today?
Scripture shows visions served God’s revelatory purposes in the apostolic era; Christians today are guided by the Spirit-inspired Word.
What Does It Mean That God Is Transcendent?
God’s transcendence means He is above creation, not contained by it, yet truly near through His Word, His acts, and Christ’s ransom.
The Role of Greek Apologists Against Paganism and Philosophical Attacks
Greek apologists defended Christianity against paganism and philosophy through Scripture, reason, and moral clarity rooted in covenantal truth.
What Is Presuppositional Apologetics?
Presuppositional Apologetics defends Christianity by showing that only Scripture provides the foundation for reason, morality, and truth itself.
God, the Absolute Personality: The Supreme Personal Being in Biblical Revelation
The article emphasizes God as a personal Being, affirming His attributes of intellect, will, and emotions as vital for understanding ultimate reality.
Nominalism: A Critical Examination of Its Philosophical Foundations, Theological Consequences, and Incompatibility with Biblical Revelation
Nominalism, originating in medieval philosophy, denies the independent existence of universals, impacting theology and undermining objective truth and morality.
Can General and Special Revelation Coherently Affirm Jehovah’s Truth?
The article outlines general and special revelation, illustrating how both reveal Jehovah’s character, power, and redemptive plan consistently.
