The Book of Malachi Explained: When Worship Becomes Routine
Malachi confronted priests in Jerusalem who were bringing blind, lame, and sick animals to God's altar. Through His prophet, the Lord asked whether they…
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Righteous Anger: What Does the Bible Teach?
Anger is not always sinful, but calling it righteous does not make it so. I may be upset about a real wrong and still…
Quail From Heaven: Why One Wilderness Meal Ended in Judgment
After God brought the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, He gave them quail to eat in the wilderness. About a year later, He…
Why Did Abraham Say Sarah Was His Sister?
Abraham was afraid that someone would kill him in order to take Sarah, his wife. He asked her to identify him as her brother,…
Cherubim in the Bible: What Are They?
The little winged infants familiar from later art do not prepare us for the cherubim in Scripture. At Eden they guard the way to…
What Is the Trinity? One God in Three Persons
At Jesus' baptism, the Son came up from the water, the Holy Spirit descended upon Him, and the Father spoke from heaven about His…
Kingdom of Heaven vs. Kingdom of God: Are They Different?
After a wealthy young man turned away rather than give up his possessions and follow Him, Jesus warned His disciples about how difficult it…
Wormwood in Revelation: What Does the Bitter Star Mean?
Wormwood is the name of a burning star John sees fall on rivers and springs in Revelation 8. The waters become bitter, and many…
The Tribe of Levi: From Violence to Priestly Service
Before Jacob died, he condemned the cruelty of two of his sons, Simeon and Levi, who had killed the men of a city after…
Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians: What They Teach
The Corinthians argued over teachers, tolerated open sexual sin, and brought their divisions into worship. Some questioned Paul's authority, and some denied the resurrection…
The Messiah in the Bible: How Scripture Points to Jesus
When Andrew met Jesus, he went to find his brother Simon and told him they had found the Messiah. He then brought Simon to…
Sanctification Explained: What It Means to Be Set Apart
To be sanctified is to be set apart to God. When He saves someone, that person belongs to Him, and that new relationship is…