This title is so obvious, it's a waste of time to dedicate any thought to it at all. After all, even the most passive reader of the Bible can cite, almost verbatim, the following. Matt. 24:36--"But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only." And, … Continue reading “Nobody Knows When Yahshua Will Return, So Don’t Bother Asking”…Right? (Part 1)
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We Are Living In The End Times, And I Can Prove It (Part 2)
In my earlier post about the End Times, or "latter days", as it's sometimes called, I explained how the Bible itself pinpoints exactly when the end times begins and how to understand those scriptures which pertain specifically to this time, like no other time in history. Using no other outside sources, we're able to understand … Continue reading We Are Living In The End Times, And I Can Prove It (Part 2)
This Is A Brilliant Illustration Of The Wisdom Of Solomon
In the Old Testament, there were three kings that governed the ancient unified nation of Israel: Saul, David and Solomon. Each of these three kings was progressively better than the other. Saul became king at the insistence of the people, which Yahweh reluctantly allowed. Later, David ruled and loved Yahweh so much, he was considered … Continue reading This Is A Brilliant Illustration Of The Wisdom Of Solomon
Why Was Abel’s Offering “Accepted” By Yahweh, But Cain’s Offering Was Not?
Of course, everyone knows the answer to this question, right? The familiar story of Cain and Abel, found in Gen. 4, tells us what happened. Cain farmed the land, or was a tiller of the ground, while Abel was a keeper of sheep (Gen. 4:2). Then, Cain brought fruit of the ground to make his … Continue reading Why Was Abel’s Offering “Accepted” By Yahweh, But Cain’s Offering Was Not?
Moses Lead The Israelites Out Of Egypt (But He Didn’t Take Them Across The Red Sea)
When we read the Bible, there are certain things we take for granted to be so well documented and so well understood, we believe there's absolutely no way we could be in error of such a historic event as the exodus out of Egypt. Yet, if we actually read the Bible, without bias or any … Continue reading Moses Lead The Israelites Out Of Egypt (But He Didn’t Take Them Across The Red Sea)
Who Exactly Was Judas Iscariot? (And Based On What He Did, Why Should We Care?)
One of the most hated persons of all time and one of the most infamous must certainly be Judas Iscariot, the Apostle who betrayed Yahshua, which resulted in His execution. We are all familiar with that story. But, are you aware that Judas wasn’t just an ordinary Apostle? In fact, of the 12, Judas was … Continue reading Who Exactly Was Judas Iscariot? (And Based On What He Did, Why Should We Care?)
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Who Are The Two Witnesses Of Revelation?
…Or, am I out of my mind to even suggest that an answer can be known? You decide. In the last book of the Bible, we find a brief mention of “Two Witnesses” in Revelation 11, but there’s no mention of them before or after that. Or, is there? Rev. 11:3--"And I will give power … Continue reading Who Are The Two Witnesses Of Revelation?
What In The World Did Paul Mean When He Used The Expression “Anathema Maranatha” When Writing To The Corinthians?
To my friends from the Worldwide Church of God, students and alumni of Ambassador College or anyone else who has an interest to understand the mysteries of the Bible, you might be amazed at how Paul’s words, which were written around 53 A.D., can have such a significant meaning for us today. As Paul signed … Continue reading What In The World Did Paul Mean When He Used The Expression “Anathema Maranatha” When Writing To The Corinthians?
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What Was The Significance Of Noah’s Rainbow?
Not only has this NOT been a question that has puzzled theologians for centuries, I dare say it’s a question that few have ever asked, as the answer seems self-evident. Moses writes that after Noah’s flood, the rainbow was placed in the sky as a promise from Yahweh that He’ll never destroy mankind again with … Continue reading What Was The Significance Of Noah’s Rainbow?
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That “Flood” Thing–Is It A Myth? Is It A Legend? Can It Be Proven?
A recent news item was circulating this week on Facebook via the National Geographic web page which told the story of a man in the early 20th century who became a geologist because of his interest in some remarkable formations in eastern Washington State. After spending a great deal of time and research to determine … Continue reading That “Flood” Thing–Is It A Myth? Is It A Legend? Can It Be Proven?
Theology Without The Pedigree 