Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ (Part 1) Rev. 19:11-16
When the Lord returns, he is called by several names: Faithful 19:11 – totally trustworthy, he is absolutely dependable to do exactly what he said he would do [i.e. 1 Corinthians 10:13, 1 John 1:9] True 19:11 – he is true in the sense that he is the standard by which all righteousness is judged […]
Lord Jesus Christ Exalted Rev. 19:1-10
When Jesus returns he will be the: Exalted Judge 19:1 There are “much people in heaven” – therefore the tribulation rapture is over [19:5 we see “servants and ye that fear him” – these are a reference to the saints in the tribulation] They say: 19:1 Alleluia – “Praise Jah” or “Praise Jehovah” – we […]
What’s one of the greatest dangers in Bible reading?
One of the most common mistakes we’ve seen, in discussing passages of scripture with people, is that they commonly “see” something in the text that isn’t there. There are a few reasons for this that must be explained. First, they become convinced of a doctrine before they ever check the Bible to see what it […]
Babylon the Great (Part 3) Rev. 18
Things that stand out about Babylon the Great. The destruction of Babylon – Makes Her – 2 Babylon falls and becomes the habitation of devils, foul spirits and hateful birds 2 = bittern and fowl spirits Affects – 3 Those affected are nations, kings and merchants 3 – nations drunk of the wine of her […]
Is the NASV better than the KJV?
No. This is the second time we have examined a chapter at random in the Bible looking for the improvements that we expected to find in the NASV, based upon the idea that a modern translation would be easier to read and understand than the KJV. What we found, once again, is that the readings […]
What are some of the errors and omissions in modern bibles?
There are many; here are a few. The trouble with modern Bibles is not just that they stem from corrupt manuscripts but that they contain so many errors and omissions in God’s words. Here are just a few of those errors and omissions. To simplify this presentation, we will confine our study to the NIV. […]
Creation – Are Gen 1 and Gen 2 two different accounts?
No. There is a common belief that the Genesis account of creation is just a myth or a fabrication to provide some theological basis for our existence. One of the reasons that men believe this is that they see a contradiction in Gen 1 and Gen 2. Gen 1:26-27 says, “And God said, Let us […]
Isn’t Hebrew a better language for Bible study than the English of the KJV?
No. We received an email from a young man who believes that the only way to get the true meaning of scripture is to study the words in Hebrew. He uses a Strong’s concordance to get the definitions of the words in Hebrew. He wrote, “Without the Hebraic (biblical) perspective, we become subject to erroneous […]
Should women be pastors?
No. The Bible is very clear on this one, but a lot of folks today are not. There are several places where you can see that this answer is true. In 1 Tim 2:11-13, Paul told Timothy, “Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection. But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor […]
Babylon the Great (Part 2) Rev. 18:1-3
Babylon is the name of a real city – but today that city is merely a tourist attraction – Saddam Hussein started to rebuild the city and made reference to himself in the context of Nebuchadnezzar when he did – on many of the bricks he inscribed “This was built by Saddam Hussein, son of […]