Doctrinal Teachings

Methuselah: His Death Shall Bring It

Methuselah is a fascinating figure in the Bible because he holds the record for being the oldest person to ever live. His life is not only remarkable because of its length but also because of its prophetic connection to the flood of Noah. The Bible introduces...

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The Number-12: Foundation and Order

Throughout Scripture, the number twelve appears repeatedly, symbolizing divine authority, governance, and completeness. It is often associated with God’s people, His leadership structure, and His divine order. From the twelve tribes of Israel to the twelve...

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The Crucifixion: The Moment Jesus Died

The moment Jesus yielded His spirit on the cross was no ordinary death. The earth itself responded in terror, the heavens bore witness, the veil of the temple was violently torn, and even the graves of the dead were opened. This was the turning point of all...

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The Blood of Christ for Salvation

The Bible is clear—without the shedding of blood, there is no remission of sins (Hebrews 9:22). From the very beginning, God established blood as the means of atonement, foreshadowing the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. His blood was not merely a symbolic...

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1 John 2: A Self-Examination

The book of 1 John serves as a test of genuine faith, giving believers a way to examine their hearts and determine whether they truly know Jesus. In 1 John 2, the apostle John lays out three primary ways to evaluate our faith: through obedience, love, and...

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Taking Up Your Cross and Dying to Yourself

Jesus makes it clear that following Him comes with a cost. In Matthew 16:24-25, He says, "Then Jesus said to His disciples, 'If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will...

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The Day of Christ

The phrase "the day of Christ" appears multiple times in Scripture, and it carries a specific meaning that is distinct from both "the day of the Lord" and the rapture. It is crucial to examine every reference to this phrase to understand its significance, timing,...

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The Day of the Lord: The Final Judgment

The phrase “the Day of the Lord” appears throughout Scripture, often referring to a time of divine intervention and judgment. However, it is essential to distinguish between different uses of specific terms. The Day of the Lord occurs at the end of the 1,000-year...

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Freedom in Christ: Free From Sin

Freedom is a word that gets used often, but few people truly understand what it means to be free in Christ. The world views freedom as the ability to do whatever we please, but the Bible teaches a different kind of freedom—one that liberates us from the bondage of...

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