The Bible teaches that all people are accountable to God, whether or not they have heard the gospel. This is because God has revealed Himself through creation and conscience. No one is without excuse. Paul writes: "For since the creation of the world His invisible...

The account of Jacob’s long service for Rachel is found in Genesis 29:18–20:“Now Jacob loved Rachel; so he said, ‘I will serve you seven years for Rachel your younger daughter.’ And Laban said, ‘It is better that I give her to...

Moses warned that Israel would corrupt themselves after his death because he knew the tendency of the people to stray from God when leadership was absent and when they grew comfortable in the land. His statement was not based on speculation but on decades of...

Christians who are truly ain/">born again and indwelt by the Holy Spirit cannot be cursed in the spiritual sense. Once a person is in Christ, they are under God's blessing and protection, not under the curse of the law or any demons/">demonic influence....

The blood of the sin offering was applied to the altar’s horns because the horns symbolized strength, power, and refuge, and the application of blood signified atonement and purification at the very place representing God’s authority and presence. This...

Yes, Christians can experience demons/">demonic oppression, but not possession. Possession involves complete control by a demon, which cannot happen to a true believer because the Holy Spirit dwells within them. However, oppression refers to external spiritual...

Moses stressed obedience to receive blessings and protection because God’s covenant with Israel was conditional. Their well-being in the land, both physical and spiritual, depended on their faithfulness to God’s commandments. Obedience was the pathway...

Bethlehem is a small town in Judah, but it holds profound significance in the unfolding of God’s redemptive plan. It is first mentioned in Genesis 35:19, where Rachel, Jacob’s wife, dies and is buried near “Ephrath, which is Bethlehem.”The...

The Bible does not specifically use the term "transgender," but it clearly speaks to God’s design for gender and the sanctity of how He created each person. Genesis 1:27 says, “So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him;...

Olives and olive oil are highly significant in the Bible, both practically and symbolically. They were central to daily life in Israel: used for food, fuel, medicine, anointing, and worship.The olive tree was a symbol of peace, blessing, and prosperity. In Psalm...