Shiloh is first mentioned in Joshua 18:1, where the tabernacle of meeting was set up after the Israelites entered the Promised Land. It became the central place of worship and the religious center for Israel during the time of the judges. The Ark of the Covenant...

Prostitution is consistently condemned throughout Scripture. In Deuteronomy 23:17-18, the law is clear, “There shall be no ritual harlot of the daughters of Israel, or a perverted one of the sons of Israel. You shall not bring the wages of a harlot or the...

The title "Son of Man" is one of the most frequently used terms Jesus used to refer to Himself. It carries deep theological meaning, combining His humanity, His role as Messiah, and His divine authority as Judge and King. In Daniel’s vision, the term is used...

Jesus is called the second Adam because He came to undo the damage caused by the first Adam. While the first Adam brought sin, death, and condemnation into the world through disobedience, Jesus (through perfect obedience), brought righteousness, life, and...

Christians are called to engage in the world without being conformed to it. This includes political involvement with wisdom, humility, and a commitment to biblical truth. Scripture gives principles that guide how believers should relate to government and political...

Peter said they must choose another apostle to replace Judas Iscariot in order to restore the number of the Twelve and fulfill Scripture. This was an essential step in reestablishing the foundational leadership of the early church as commissioned by Christ.Acts...

The Bible does not use the modern term “mental health,” but it addresses the conditions of the mind, soul, and emotions extensively. Scripture recognizes the reality of emotional struggles such as anxiety, depression, fear, and grief, and offers both...

Modesty in the Bible goes beyond clothing, it reflects humility, self-control, and a heart focused on honoring God rather than drawing attention to self. It applies to behavior, speech, and appearance, and is commanded for both men and women. Paul writes: "In like...

Serpents in the Bible symbolize both danger and deception, and they are closely associated with Satan and the fall of man. The first mention of the serpent is in Genesis 3:1: “Now the serpent was more cunning than any beast of the field which the Lord God had...

Zipporah was angry about the circumcision of her son because the act likely conflicted with her Midianite background and highlighted the tension between her culture and Moses’ covenant with the God of Israel. Her sharp reaction and language suggest she...