Introduction (05/10/2013 – A Total Revision) Regarding the Second Coming, the inconsistencies concerning a single event are staggering, therefore, by necessity there must be two separate events, with the only answer being the Rapture as one, and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as the other. One of the arguments of the opponents to the … Continue reading »
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The Bride of Christ – Is Not the Church, Solely
Introduction For many years it has been commonly taught that the “Bride of Christ” is synonymous with the “Body of Christ,” which is the church (1 Corinthians 12:27; Ephesians 4:12), and therefore the two references refer to the same thing. We should remember Christ’s Words: “You make void the word of God by your traditions … Continue reading »
Perspective
Introduction Noting that I have not written anything in the last 16 days, I am currently attempting to write 3 important articles, provocative; yet more important hopefully insightful concerning Biblical doctrine. At some future date I will write an article concerning November 6. I am glad to read what Rocky wrote (Thoughts after the election) concerning that which … Continue reading »
An Amazing Old Testament Prophecy ~ Genesis Five
How One Approaches God’s Word Many Christians believe in the inerrancy of the Bible, but don’t believe in the sufficiency of it. The majority of Christians today believe in the inerrancy of the Bible,1 as written in the original languages in the original texts. Many believers who hold to a literal interpretation are ostracized for … Continue reading »
The Preeminence of Christ ~ Part 5 ~ A Prophecy of When the Messiah Would Arrive ~ A Short Synopsis
Jesus said: If thou hadst known, even thou, at least in this thy day, the things which belong unto thy peace! but now they are hid from thine eyes.For the days shall come upon thee, that thine enemies shall cast a trench about thee, and compass thee round, and keep thee in on every side,And … Continue reading »
The Preeminence of Christ ~ Part 5 ~ A Prophecy of When the Messiah Would Arrive ~ The Details
Introduction Before we get into the prophecy at hand which is the most amazing that I’ve ever seen in God’s Word (also released by the titled: “The Most Amazing Prophecy in God’s Word”), please allow me to introduce the foundation to be built upon wherein we shall discover why prophecy such as this are rarely taught … Continue reading »
The Rapture ~ Compare & Contrast
Introduction (05/10/2013 – A Total Revision) In examining the doctrine of the Rapture of the church, perhaps most convincing is when one takes the Bible and compares and contrasts Scriptures which describes events which according to components cannot be one event, but two; those of the Rapture as compared to those of the Second Coming of … Continue reading »
We Are Not to Tarry Until Christ’s Return, We Are to Occupy
TARRY VS. OCCUPY While it is rhetorically correct to state that believers are to “tarry” until Jesus returns (This is not the Second Coming – it is an interesting to do a word study on the word, “return,” you will never find Jesus referring to the Second Coming as Him … Continue reading »
The Jewish Wedding
At the moment spending some time just looking at the present world situation, I’m sure I’m not the only one that recognizes the remaining time is obviously short and our redemption draws nigh. I’m just going to share a small bit of insight into the Jewish wedding ceremony and how it connects to us ( … Continue reading »
Crowns ~ The Five Spoken About In God’s Word
Introduction Contextual analysis is the science of studying biblical words according to the context in which they exist within God’s Word as opposed to our current usage of them. One of the benefits of recognizing all the different applications of a particular word is gained in understanding the nuances and peculiarities that a word may … Continue reading »
Parables & Israel Calling on Jesus
Introduction The use of parables has been misunderstood or miss-taught for over 2000 years. The meaning of the Greek word for parable (Greek: parabole) is “similitude,” which literally means: “to lay alongside,” indicating a parallel story to a truth that is being communicated. It is not the same as the understanding in the English language concerning comparisons … Continue reading »
