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2 years ago in

Science

Since very ancient times, the river Arnon has played an important role as a territorial border. In fact, the Bible first mentions the Arnon as the boundary line between the Moabites and Ammonites (Numbers 21:13) and would prove to be a key location for many

Symbolism of Almonds

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Symbolism of Almonds —
Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

2 years ago in

Literature

Almonds and the almond tree became an important symbol for Israel very early on in the nation’s development. After the Exodus, Moses received instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle, a portable sanctuary where God would meet with the leaders of Israel. The lampstand of

Metal, Wood & Stone

How did ancient people make idols of worship?

Metal, Wood & Stone —
How did ancient people make idols of worship?

2 years ago in

History

As part of the great rebellion against the Creator God, man has continually sought to worship other “gods”—gods of metal, wood, and stone. Though they can neither hear, nor see, nor know, nor save, man, in his utter defiance, has continued to fashion these worthless

The Ark and the Tablets

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

The Ark and the Tablets —
Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

2 years ago in

Archaeology

At Sinai, God gave instructions to Moses and the Israelites on how to build the Tent Tabernacle as a sacred space. Within the Tabernacle there was to be an even more sacred space, the holy of holies, that would contain a gold covered box: the

God of the Living

Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

God of the Living —
Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

2 years ago in

Spotlight

At the turn of history when Jesus Christ walked this earth there were four different Jewish sects: The Pharisees, the Sadducees, the Essenes, and the Zealots. Of these, the Pharisees and Sadducees were the ones who regularly opposed the teachings of Jesus. As a matter

Sabbath Rest

What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

Sabbath Rest —
What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

2 years ago in

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In Hebrews 3-4 the writer’s overarching theme is entering the Lord’s rest, which he makes mention of several times. But just what exactly is the theological definition of the Lord’s rest according to Hebrews? The unidentified author builds his theology using other key scriptures. As

The James Ossuary

Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

The James Ossuary —
Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

2 years ago in

Archaeology

James the brother of Jesus is mentioned a few times in the New Testament. First, as a skeptic of Jesus and then as a changed man, believing in Jesus as the Christ and leading the Church of Jerusalem. Church history tells us that James was

An Introduction to Jude

Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

An Introduction to Jude —
Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

2 years ago in

Literature

After the three letters of John, but before the book of Revelation, is a very small book in the NT canon entitled “Of Jude” in the Greek. As its title suggests, and as the introduction of the letter makes clear, this short but hard-hitting book—which

To the Galatians

Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

To the Galatians —
Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

2 years ago in

History

The book of Galatians may be the earliest written book of the New Testament. It was written by the apostle Paul to the Christians in Galatia. There are two different views of just who is meant by “Galatians” though. During Paul’s lifetime and ministry, the

Incorruptible Crowns

Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

Incorruptible Crowns —
Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

2 years ago in

Spotlight

In 1 Corinthians 9:24-25, the Apostle Paul compares a Christian’s spiritual walk to that of a runner in a race. He says to the Corinthians, “Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in

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Exploring both human life and wildlife along the Arnon river.

Life Along the Arnon —
Exploring both human life and wildlife along the Arnon river.

Exploring both human life and wildlife along the Arnon river.

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Symbolism of Almonds —
Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

How did ancient people make idols of worship?

Metal, Wood & Stone —
How did ancient people make idols of worship?

How did ancient people make idols of worship?

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

The Ark and the Tablets —
Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

God of the Living —
Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

Sabbath Rest —
What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

The James Ossuary —
Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

An Introduction to Jude —
Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

To the Galatians —
Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

Incorruptible Crowns —
Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

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Exploring both human life and wildlife along the Arnon river.

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

How did ancient people make idols of worship?

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

Jesus defends the resurrection with Exodus 3:6 to unbelieving Sadducees.

What exactly is the Lord’s rest spoken of in Hebrews 3-4?

Is the James Ossuary authentic or fake?

Background of Jude's letter to the Early Church.

Historical Look at Paul's Epistle to the Church in Galatia.

Understanding Paul’s analogy of an Olympian competing for a crown.

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