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The Bronze Serpent: A Lesson in Faith and a Foreshadowing of Salvation

In the book of Numbers, we encounter a unique story where God instructs the Israelites to look at a bronze serpent on a staff to be healed from deadly snake bites. This unusual remedy was not just a response to their immediate crisis but also a profound prophetic act pointing forward to the coming of Jesus Christ. Understanding this passage provides insight into God’s provision, justice, and the salvation that would ultimately come through the cross. The Context of the Bronze Serpent In Numbers 21:4-9, we read about the Israelites journeying through the wilderness. As they grew impatient...

The Bible presents peace as a profound and enduring gift, distinct from joy or happiness. While joy and happiness are emotional responses often tied to circumstances, peace is an unchanging state of the heart that believers experience through their relationship with God. This peace, rooted in the character and promises of God, is a defining mark of born-again believers and is embodied perfectly in Jesus Christ, the “Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6). In this study we will explore the nature of biblical peace, its difference from joy, and how it is manifested in the lives of those who follow...

Soteriology, the post of salvation, is one of the most critical doctrines in Christian theology. To fully grasp the biblical teaching on salvation, it is essential to practice sound hermeneutics—interpreting Scripture in context, comparing passages, and allowing the whole counsel of God’s Word to shape our understanding. In this article, we’ll explore what the Bible teaches about human choice in salvation, the nature of grace through faith, the universal scope of Christ’s sacrifice, and the transformative effect of true salvation that ensures believers remain in Christ eternally. The...

When Jesus spoke to Nicodemus under the cover of night, He revealed a profound truth that would echo through the ages: “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3, NKJV). This concept was puzzling to Nicodemus then, and even today, it prompts deep reflection. What does it truly mean to be born again? The Call to Be Born Again To be born again is not a mere alteration of one’s life but a complete transformation, a rebirth that transcends the physical and enters the spiritual realm. Jesus emphasized this to illustrate that salvation...

The Bronze Serpent: A Lesson in Faith and a Foreshadowing of Salvation

The Peace of God for Born-Again Believers: A Deep Dive into Biblical Peace

Soteriology: Understanding Salvation Through Proper Hermeneutics

What It Means to Be Born Again: A Journey to New Life

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