Bible Study

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  4 Differences between the Old and New Testaments When you think of that word testament you can also consider it to be a covenant. This simply means then, the Old Testament talks about an old covenant and the New Testament is a new covenant Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Feb 25, 2022
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  Is "Wars and Rumors of Wars" Part of the End Times? When foreign countries are invaded and we seem on the brink of war, it's easy to wonder if Jesus' words about "wars and rumors of wars" have come true. However, before we worry we have entered the End Times,... G. Connor Salter Feb 24, 2022
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  What Color Was Jesus? There’s a question that lingers in the minds of some people, a question often stirred up during times of racial tension, political debate, or historical accuracy. What color was Jesus? Aaron D'Anthony Brown Feb 24, 2022
• 9 Things to Know about the Fall of Man While the Fall of Man is captured within one chapter of Genesis, the repercussions, and the hope that God provides reverberate into the future for all time. The consequences that fell to Adam and Eve are... Jessica Van Roekel Feb 24, 2022
• What Does the Bible Say about War? As Christians, we know that God has a purpose for every command he gives. He is never gratuitous, never delighting over bloodshed. The Almighty hates “hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises... Candice Lucey Feb 24, 2022
• 5 Things to Know about Noah in the Bible “Noah did everything just as God commanded him.” Genesis 6:22 NLTWho Is Noah in the Bible?Noah’s great faith in the Lord is one of the most recognizable stories in the Scripture. The story is recorded in the... Meg Bucher Feb 24, 2022
• Why Do Christians Say "Maranatha"? When Christians get excited about Jesus’ return, we exclaim, “Maranatha!” Likewise, when we grieve the world’s wickedness, our battle cry is “Maranatha!” In the first sense, this word is a joyful... Lisa Loraine Baker Feb 23, 2022
• Who Is the Author of the Psalms? The Psalms are a poetic book full of songs that sing praise to God in profound and prophetic ways. The Author of all Scripture is the Lord Himself, and we interpret and are able to apply it to our daily... Meg Bucher Feb 23, 2022
• What You Should Know about Huldah in the Bible Huldah the prophetess was well-known and highly respected; she prophesied and taught in Jerusalem in the same period as the prophet Jeremiah. Tradition holds that Huldah and Jeremiah were relatives through...
• What Is the Significance of 40 in the Bible? Throughout Scripture, we see different numbers used for various reasons. God is intentional with what He does. Although it is important not to overread into numbers, there are a few worth looking into their...
• Where Does the Bible Say "God Said Let There Be Light"? "Let there be light" sounds so simple. In fact, when God spoke those four words, it changed everything. Melissa Henderson Feb 22, 2022
• How to Ask God to “Restore to Me the Joy of Your Salvation” Have you lost your joy? If you feel like you’re languishing in a joyless state from day to day, God may seem far away. But God will meet you where you are and help you connect with joy again. Whitney Hopler Feb 22, 2022