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God Appoints a Wife for Isaac – Genesis 24
After the death of Sarah, Abraham considers his old age and that it is time to find a wife for Isaac. He fully trusts that the Lord will find this wife and makes his servant Eliezer take an oath to return back to his homeland to find her. Eliezer journeys to his master Abraham’s home [...]
An Exegetical Study of Romans 10:8-10 – Original Greek Text
Today we will be doing an exegetical study of Romans 10:8-10 - a well-known passage. The overall thrust of the text will highlight the way and means by which a person can be saved. Our study in the Greek text will show the beauty of these things to give us what we have today as [...]
The Book of Revelation Closed – Revelation 22
With the revelation of the Holy City, the New Jerusalem, we now have the final words of the Book of Revelation concerning Jesus the Messiah. John completes the picture of the eternal age in as much as God has decided to show it to him (us) and ends with both an affirmation and invitation. An [...]
What is Progressive Revelation? | Hebrews 1:1-2 (original Greek study)
What is progressive revelation? Join me for a dissection of Hebrews 1:1-2 in the original Greek to get an answer. No downloads available. Podcasts
The Holy City, New Jerusalem – Revelation 21:9-27
We continue our teaching in Revelation 21, dealing with the new Jerusalem. Previously, our primary discussion was about the nature of the holy city (holy). Now, we talk about the appearance of the holy city - glorious. No downloads available. Podcasts
The Eternal Kingdom – Revelation 21:1-8
After the Kingdom of Jesus the Messiah has ended, Satan is shortly released and leads the world in a final rebellion. He is quickly dispatched and this event is followed by the Judgment Day. This is the second resurrection, where only unbelieving sinners will be resurrected, judged and sentenced to the Lake of Fire for [...]
Judgment Day – Revelation 20:11-15
After the final rebellion of Satan and unsaved humanity in the Great War at the end of Jesus’ 1,000 year reign is the Judgment Day, also called the Great White Throne Judgment. Only the wicked dead appear here and are judged and sentenced to the Lake of Fire for all eternity. The universe that has [...]
After the Kingdom – Revelation 20:7-10
When Jesus returns and sets up His kingdom, Satan will be imprisoned for 1,000 years. That is, for the whole duration of the Kingdom. At the end of Jesus’ messianic reign (the kingdom), Satan is released for a short time and influences much of humanity to rebel against Christ in one final war. Both Satan [...]
The Kingdom of the Messiah (Revelation 20:1-6)
After Jesus returns with the saints and (He alone) destroys the armies of the antiChrist, He will judge the Gentile nations. The righteous Gentiles will be welcomed into the Kingdom, while the unrighteous Gentiles will be put to death. Also, it is at this time that Satan and his demonic angels will be temporarily imprisoned for 1,000 years – the duration of the Kingdom. The marriage supper/feast of Christ will then be celebrated by all those in the Kingdom. Jesus will allot thrones throughout the Kingdom. And the greatest time of peace and prosperity the world has ever known will begin.
The Return of Jesus Christ – Revelation 19
After the destruction of Babylon (Revelation 17 and 18), there is great praise in heaven. The vindication of the saints who were killed is now taking place as God brings destruction on the anti-Christ and his kingdom. Jesus is officially married to His church and then returns to DESTROY all of his enemies.
The Destruction of Babylon – Revelation Chapter 18
Revelation 17 is the destruction of ecclesiastical (religious) Babylon. Revelation 18 is the destruction of political-economic Babylon, the capitol of the anti-Christ. Babylon will become the financial and cultural center of the world in the last days and will be the headquarters of the antiChrist. But because of continuing idolatry and the persecution of the [...]
Paul (Galatians) vs James — JUSTIFICATION
“Justification” in Paul verses James is often misunderstood and thought to be a contradiction by some. Martin Luther truly disliked the letter of James, because he thought it contradicted the glorious message of (Paul’s) salvation by faith alone. But is that what James really said? There is no contradiction in the message of Paul and James. While Paul’s emphasis is on the MEANS of salvation, James is emphasizing the PROOF (or evidence) of salvation.