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12 hours ago in

Archaeology

In the field of Biblical archaeology there is an interesting peculiarity that helps define the cities and lands where Israelites lived: a type of house. From the 12th to the 6th centuries BC, called the Iron Age, there was a common floorplan used in most

The Refiner’s Fire

What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

The Refiner’s Fire —
What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

1 week ago in

Literature

Throughout the Old Testament Jesus Christ is referred to by many names and titles. And each one of them reveals something about Him. Two of these names appear in one of the final chapters of the Old Testament. Malachi declares of Him: “But who can

Caesarea Maritima

Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

Caesarea Maritima —
Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

2 weeks ago in

Archaeology

Caesarea Maritima was a grand port city on the Mediterranean Sea built by Herod the Great. It was built on an inhospitable stretch of seashore, overtop of a small, run-down village (Strato’s Tower), and on a scale so large and costly that it took around

Lord of Sabaoth

What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

Lord of Sabaoth —
What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

3 weeks ago in

Literature

In the Bible God is called by many names and titles, each one revealing something about who He is. One of these titles is the “Lord of Hosts.” As a matter of fact, this name of God is one of the more popular ones in

Fruit Trees

On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

Fruit Trees —
On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

4 weeks ago in

Archaeology

Throughout the Bible there are many references to different types of fruit trees. Nearly synonymous with the Middle East, even today, is the olive tree which is mentioned in the Bible as one of the main products of Israel (Deut. 8:8). In the ancient world,

The Rundown

The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

The Rundown —
The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

1 month ago in

Ethics

The book of Jonah, while very short and to the point, is both action-packed and full of important life lessons. It opens with these words: “Now the word of the LORD came to Jonah the son of Amittai, saying, ‘Arise, go to Nineveh, that great

Nebuchadnezzar II

Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Nebuchadnezzar II —
Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

1 month ago in

Archaeology

The Bible’s portrayal of the Neo-Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar is an interesting one. From the perspective of the people living in Judah and Jerusalem, he was a fearsome and war-savvy enemy to whom the prophets of God said they must bow, one way or the other.

A Plant of Renown

Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

A Plant of Renown —
Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

2 months ago in

Literature

In Ezekiel 34 we read about God’s indictment against the spiritual shepherds of Israel who oppressed and mislead His people and His promise to raise up for His people a good and true shepherd who will lead the people in the right way. “And they

Temple as Eden

How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

Temple as Eden —
How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

2 months ago in

Archaeology

As meeting places for God and men, ancient temples were created to reflect the ideal environment for such an event: the Garden of Eden, also called the “Garden of Plenty” or “Paradise” in surrounding cultures. The Jerusalem Temple, built by Solomon was no exception. The

The Train of His Robe

How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

The Train of His Robe —
How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

2 months ago in

Literature

“In the year that King Uzziah died,” declares the prophet Isaiah, “I saw the Lord sitting on a throne, high and lifted up, and the train of His robe filled the temple” (Isaiah 6:1). In the ancient cultures, garments played an important role which is

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The religious architecture of an ancient Israelite house.

An Israelite House —
The religious architecture of an ancient Israelite house.

The religious architecture of an ancient Israelite house.

What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

The Refiner’s Fire —
What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

Caesarea Maritima —
Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

Lord of Sabaoth —
What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

Fruit Trees —
On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

The Rundown —
The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Nebuchadnezzar II —
Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

A Plant of Renown —
Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

Temple as Eden —
How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

The Train of His Robe —
How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

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The religious architecture of an ancient Israelite house.

What does Malachi mean when he compares the Messiah to a refiner’s fire and a fuller’s soap?

Herod's ancient port city of historical splendor.

What does “Lord of Sabaoth” mean?

On the diversity of fruit products used in ancient Israel.

The farther Jonah runs from God the closer he gets to death.

Brief bio on the most famous king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Is Ezekiel 34:29 a reference to the land of Israel or the Messiah?

How the Temple was designed to look like the Garden of Eden.

How garments played an important role in the ancient world.

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