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Hidden Meaning of Dust and Ashes —

A typological relationship between humility and eschatology.

Hidden Meaning of Dust and Ashes —

A typological relationship between humility and eschatology.

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In my studies this week, I came across, what I think, is a fascinating typological parallel. To “repent in dust and ashes” is now an iconic Biblical symbol and saying. Spoken of by the prophets like Abraham, Job, and Ezekiel, we see them repent or liken themselves to nothing more
The Seven Spirits —

What or who are the “seven Spirits” before God’s throne in Revelation?

The Seven Spirits —

What or who are the “seven Spirits” before God’s throne in Revelation?

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John the revelator, in his opening remarks, greets the seven churches of Asia in the name of “Him who is and who was and who is to come, and from the seven Spirits who are before His throne, and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead,
Seven Letters to Seven Churches —

Provincial. Public. Personal. Prophetic.

Seven Letters to Seven Churches —

Provincial. Public. Personal. Prophetic.

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Although most if not all number the New Testament epistles at twenty-one, it could be said that there are seven more epistles because Revelation 2-3 contain seven letters from Jesus Christ Himself to seven churches in Asia—the churches of Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamos, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. What’s so fascinating
Remains of the Temple Mount —

What artifacts did archaeologists uncover from the last Jewish Temple?

Remains of the Temple Mount —

What artifacts did archaeologists uncover from the last Jewish Temple?

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The last Jewish Temple to stand on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem was destroyed in AD70 by the Roman military as a response to a rebellion of the people. The Temple and Temple complex that was destroyed was the one that features on the pages of the New Testament. Herod