The Bible uses the high priest to show how a holy God makes a way for sinful people to draw near. In the Old Testament, the high priest stood between the people and the Lord with sacrifices and intercession, under strict instructions. In the New Testament, God...
Jonah is one of the clearest books for seeing how God deals with a stubborn servant, a violent city, and a heart that needs correction. The story is real history, and its point is not mainly a fish. It is the Lord’s authority, His mercy, His patience, and His...
Giants in the Bible are not just “big people” in a children’s story. They sit at key turning points in Scripture: before the Flood, during Israel’s fear at Kadesh Barnea, and in the battles that shaped the kingdom years. Studying them helps us take the unseen world...
The topic of angels has fascinated theologians, believers, and even skeptics throughout history. The Bible provides us with a deep and layered understanding of these heavenly beings, their nature, their types, their roles, and the events involving them. In this...
The Holy Spirit is often misunderstood or spoken of as if He were only an invisible force, a vague spiritual energy, or simply “power.” Scripture gives us a much richer, more personal, and more reverent view. The Holy Spirit is a divine Person, fully God, and He is...
The Shekinah Glory is a term commonly used to describe the visible manifestation of God’s presence dwelling among His people. The word Shekinah itself does not appear in the Bible, but it is drawn from a Hebrew root that carries the idea of “dwelling” or...
When we think about the grandeur of heaven, it is hard to overlook the powerful imagery in Scripture of doors, gates, and openings that connect the spiritual and earthly realms. One of the most vivid accounts is Jacob’s vision of a ladder or stairway, with angels...
The early chapters of Genesis provide profound insight into the nature of humanity and the repercussions of sin. In just one generation after the first murder, Scripture introduces Lamech, a descendant of Cain, whose words and choices display how quickly violence,...
One of the common questions that arises from the book of Genesis is: Who was Cain’s wife? When Cain is exiled after killing his brother Abel, Genesis 4:17 tells us, “And Cain knew his wife, and she conceived and bore Enoch.” That brief statement often raises...
The phrase “the name of the Lord” appears throughout the Bible, representing the power, character, and authority of God Himself. Scripture does not treat God’s name as a mere label. It treats His name as bound up with who He is, what He is like, and how He makes...
