The birth of Jesus is recorded in Matthew 1–2 and Luke 1–2. It was foretold by the prophets, most notably Isaiah, who said, “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a Son, and shall call His name Immanuel” (Isaiah 7:14). The fulfillment...

Wine and oil in Scripture symbolize joy, healing, consecration, and the blessings of God’s presence. These elements appear repeatedly in both Old and New Testaments, carrying deep spiritual meaning. Oil was used for anointing priests, kings, and prophets,...

The Israelites were called a special people because God chose them uniquely out of all the nations of the earth to be His own possession, to walk in His ways, and to reflect His holiness. This designation was not based on their size, strength, or merit, but solely...

Cherubim are angelic beings mentioned throughout Scripture, associated with the presence, holiness, and glory of God. They are first introduced in Genesis 3:24, where, after Adam and Eve sinned, God placed cherubim with a flaming sword to guard the way to the tree...

Floods in the Bible are primarily symbols of God’s judgment, but they also reveal His mercy, covenant faithfulness, and power over creation. The most prominent flood in Scripture is the global judgment recorded in Genesis 6–9.In Noah’s day,...

The fall of Jericho’s walls symbolizes God’s power to bring victory through obedience and faith, not human strength. The city of Jericho was tightly shut and fortified, representing an impossible barrier by human standards:"Now Jericho was securely shut...

The Levites were set apart for tabernacle service because God chose them to replace the firstborn of Israel, who had originally been sanctified to Him after the deliverance from Egypt. Their role was to care for the tabernacle, assist the priests, and guard the...

After the floodwaters receded and Noah, his family, and the animals left the ark, God established a covenant with all living creatures, assuring them that He would never again destroy the earth by a global flood. To confirm this promise, God set a rainbow in the...

Pharaoh refused to let Israel go because of pride, unbelief, and a hardened heart. His defiance was not merely political but spiritual, as he rejected the authority of the Lord over Egypt. When Moses first delivered God’s command, Pharaoh responded with...

Abigail is introduced in 1 Samuel 25 as a woman of wisdom, discernment, and humility. She was married to Nabal, a wealthy but harsh and foolish man. When David and his men, who had protected Nabal’s shepherds, requested provisions, Nabal insulted David and...