Bible.org Rev 22:12 “I am coming in the Greek is a present tense verb. It is what we call a futuristic or prophetic present. This is […]

by Anthony F. Buzzard The carelessness of popular handling of the Bible is shown by the fact that many will quote the verse in 1 Thessalonians […]

Most agree that the Christian walk of faith takes real effort, i.e., real works on the part of the believer. After all, Jesus did say we […]

Word Biblical Commentary, Revelation 6-16 The literal interpretation reflects the notion of the remnant, which can be construed as either a Jewish remnant or Jews who […]

Bible.org on Revelation 22:12, “I am coming” “In the Greek is a present tense verb. It is what we call a futuristic or prophetic present. This […]

The age old debate about the relationship Jesus and Paul had with the Torah, aka the Law of Moses, can best be explained by the word […]

Robert L. Thomas, Wycliffe Exegetical Commentary, Rev 1-7, 1992. The saints’ point of departure is the earth, the scene of “the Great Tribulation”. The same meaning […]

Some say the 144,000 in the book of Revelation are the great crowd, I.e., the two groups are the same. This is a view oftentimes pushed […]

Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament, Acts 1:7. Jesus’s reply in verses 7–8 does not reject the premise of the question, that the kingdom will […]

Understandable and Teaching Holocaust Education, Cowan/Maitles, 2016. Judensau sculptures Originating in the thirteenth century, Judensau (literally meaning ‘Jew pig/sow’) sculptures dehumanised Jews by depicting them in […]

The Bible teaches two future resurrections and not one single resurrection of all the dead! Daniel 12:2 says, “Many of those who are sleeping,” meaning all […]

From The Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties by Archer. There is an apparent discrepancy between Mark 15:25, which states that Jesus was crucified at the “third” hour […]