The Feast of Unleavened Bread: What It Means for Christians
For seven days Israel was to remove leaven from their homes and eat unleavened bread. God gave them that observance so they would remember…
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Carnal Christianity: What Does the Bible Mean?
Paul calls the Corinthians brethren and babes in Christ while rebuking them as carnal. I cannot ignore either the relationship he names or the…
Quail From Heaven: Why One Wilderness Meal Ended in Judgment
God gave Israel quail on two occasions in the wilderness, but only one account ends beside graves. The difference was not that meat had…
The Book of Deuteronomy: Moses’ Final Words to Israel
Moses would not lead Israel across the Jordan. His final task was to prepare the people to enter without him, remembering the God who…
Crushing the Serpent’s Head: Genesis 3:15 Explained
God announced the serpent's defeat while Adam and Eve were facing the consequences of their own sin. They could not undo their disobedience or…
Ezekiel’s Valley of Dry Bones: What the Vision Means
When people mention Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones, they often have a personal crisis or a struggling church in mind. God can certainly help…
Codex Vaticanus: Its Readings and the Received Text
Codex Vaticanus often comes up when Christians discuss differences in the wording of their Bibles. It is an important ancient manuscript, but its age…
The Abrahamic Covenant: What God Promised Abraham
God's promise to Abraham concerns a particular land and people, yet it also reaches every family of the earth through Jesus Christ. If we…
How Old Is the Earth According to the Bible?
Where does the estimate of a six-thousand-year-old earth come from? I believe that it is a reasonable estimate of the history Scripture gives us,…
The Walls of Jericho: Why Did Israel March for Seven Days?
God told Israel to circle Jericho for seven days before its walls fell. Why require a week of marching when He could have brought…
The Book of Job Explained: Suffering, Faith, and the Living Redeemer
God called Job blameless and upright before the calamities began. His friends later insisted that those calamities exposed some dreadful wickedness, but the reader…
The Noahic Covenant: What God Promised Noah
What did God promise Noah after the flood? The rainbow is the part most people remember, but Genesis explains both the promise and the…