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Commentary

Of the sixty-six books of the Bible, one of the more challenging to read is Ezekiel. As Bible scholar Charles Dyer admits, “For the average reader of the Bible the Book of Ezekiel is mostly a perplexing maze of incoherent visions—a kaleidoscope of whirling wheels

Nazareth Inscription

An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

Nazareth Inscription —
An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

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Archaeology

An ancient Greek inscription, today called the Nazareth Inscription, may be a response of the Roman Empire to claims of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This marble inscription was bought on the antiquities market to a private collection in 1878, then bought by the Paris

The Ten Living Words

How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

The Ten Living Words —
How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

3 weeks ago in

Commentary

Etched into stone tablets on Mount Sinai and placed into the Ark of the Covenant, the Ten Commandments hold a special distinction among the 600+ commands given in the Law of Moses. Even in several societies today they are still regarded as the standard of

Pontius Pilate: The Man Who Sentenced Jesus

Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

Pontius Pilate: The Man Who Sentenced Jesus —
Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

3 weeks ago in

Apologetics

The man Pontius Pilate comes down to us through history in a few different ways: the New Testament of the Bible (Matthew 27, Mark 15, Luke 3,13,22-23, John 18, Acts 3,4,13, 1 Timothy 6), historians Josephus and Philo of Alexandria, and an inscription discovered at

Messianic Expectations

Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

Messianic Expectations —
Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

1 month ago in

Apologetics

Through several passages of Scripture [1 Samuel 2, 2 Samuel 7, Isaiah 7-9, Isaiah 11, Daniel 9, Micah 5, Zechariah 9, etc.] and even more themes present in the Old Testament of the Bible, a special Messiah or “Anointed One” came to be expected by

The Name

What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

The Name —
What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

1 month ago in

Apologetics

Though the Bible commands and demands that we have fear and reverence for God and that we are not to blaspheme His holy name by taking it in vain (Exodus 20:7; Deuteronomy 5:11), most people today completely ignore and disregard this. The names “God” and

Bel Bows Nebo Stoops

Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

Bel Bows Nebo Stoops —
Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

2 months ago in

Commentary

Under the power and influence of the Holy Spirit, Isaiah draws a distinction between dead idols and the Living God when he writes, “Bel bows down, Nebo stoops; their idols were on the beasts and on the cattle. Your carriages were heavily loaded, a burden

Tel Mozah: The Controversy

Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

Tel Mozah: The Controversy —
Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

2 months ago in

Archaeology

I want to talk about an archaeological site that is being used to discredit the Bible’s history in a way that I think is a bit bizarre. The site is called Tel Mozah, and I’ve done a previous segment reviewing the site, so go look

Gentile Contributors of the Bible

Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

Gentile Contributors of the Bible —
Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

2 months ago in

Commentary

While the vast majority of the Biblical text was penned by Jews, there are a few contributions from non-Jewish writers as well. Proverbs 30, for example, was written by a man named Agur while Proverbs 31 is attributed to King Lemuel. While their identities are

Tel Mozah: The Facts

Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

Tel Mozah: The Facts —
Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

2 months ago in

Archaeology

I want to bring to your attention to an archaeological site called Tel Mozah that is extremely close to ancient Jerusalem. This site speaks to the organization of ancient Judah, it potentially provides evidence for an early centralized kingdom – think time of King Solomon

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What is the book of Ezekiel really all about?

Ezekiel & The Gospel —
What is the book of Ezekiel really all about?

What is the book of Ezekiel really all about?

An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

Nazareth Inscription —
An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

The Ten Living Words —
How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

Pontius Pilate: The Man Who Sentenced Jesus —
Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

Messianic Expectations —
Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

The Name —
What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

Bel Bows Nebo Stoops —
Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

Tel Mozah: The Controversy —
Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

Gentile Contributors of the Bible —
Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

Tel Mozah: The Facts —
Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

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What is the book of Ezekiel really all about?

An Ancient Clue to the Resurrection of Jesus?

How the Ten Commandments point to Jesus Christ.

Discovery what history says about Pontius Pilate

Who Did the Jews Expect the Messiah to Be?

What does it mean to take God’s name in vain?

Babylon’s dead idols are no match for the Living God.

Joining the archeological evidence with the biblical narrative

Though largely Jewish, the Bible contains some contributions from Gentile writers.

Does this ancient site fit into the Biblical narrative?

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