Biblical History
The ruins of ancient times have a story to tell. Albeit, mankind is bound to misinterpret the moral of the story if the infallible record of Scripture isn't consulted. The disobedience of the Jews warranted Babylon of old (2 Chron. 36:16) and every cyclical appearance of the
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fathers Elijah was a student of Church History. From a place of deep conviction he aspired to advance beyond the status quo hypocrisy prevalent among his fathers. His standards of life and godliness were born from Holy Scripture. Therefore, at a crisis moment of weakness, when Elijah came to believe
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Every instance where the Book of Revelation is quoting and reapplying a prophecy from the divine tutorials of old - this should give us some pause. The 7 Headed & 10 Horned Beast of Revelation 17 is no exception. Rule #1: A Continuity of Discontinuities “O the depth of the
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A working knowledge of Church History is admirable. However, if this enterprise is undertaken without biblical caution, the ambitious students of today will be injured or even mortally wounded in the endeavor. The masses of Christendom wouldn't agree. They are quite content to seek the living among the
Last Days
Upon hearing the words - "Judgment Day" - most people think about the divine reckoning that will take place at the Great White Throne described in Revelation 20:11-15. Certainly, this is the final destination of all mankind. No one is wrong for considering this Judgment Day. However,
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Of old, at Sinai & against Egypt, the LORD acted to win the Jews by bringing them into a Covenant Agreement through the following operation – acts of God so glorious and unprecedented they were unrepeatable and unbeatable, except in what God would do in the 2nd Advent of Christ! Anew,
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Most "Christians" today believe in the bodily return of Jesus Christ in a 2nd Advent. Literally, and visibly, this is the Coming of the LORD. However, what's rarely considered or even completely ignored is the coming of Babylon. Professing believers simply don't think it&
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What is the Day of the LORD? It is the most highly anticipated Day of the New Testament, the most fearful reference point essential to pastoral rhetoric, and the most dreadful situation forthcoming upon mankind (Rev. 8:13, 12:12; "Christ-Centered Preaching"). Yet, it's an unspoken
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"And he spread it before me; and it was written within and without: and there was written therein lamentations, and mourning, and woe." - Ezekiel 2:10 [Rev. 10:9-11] Among all the voices that contribute to the doctrines of the Last Days, Jeremiah and Ezekiel are The
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When thinking about the Kings of Israel and Judah of old, what comes to mind? When and how the Israelite People transitioned from the Wilderness to a Civilization is a critical portion of Biblical Church History. Likewise, when and how the Israelite People came to be ruled by an earthly
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Have you considered "the Church in the Wilderness" as a profitable subject of study (Acts 7:38)? If so, I commend you. Also, have you considered the Church as it existed beyond the Exodus Generation? Or, do you think the Church ceased to exist after it transitioned from
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“LORD, WHO shall abide in Thy Tabernacle? WHO shall dwell in Thy holy hill?” – Ps. 15:1 “WHO shall ascend into the hill of the LORD? Or WHO shall stand in His holy place?” – Ps. 24:3 [Ps. 65:4-5] WHO? This question is critically important. This question is asked