God’s Glory Revealed
Exodus 19:16-20; 20:18-21 and Deuteronomy 5:22-27 contain a description of what is called a theophany (Greek theos, “God,” and phaino, “to appear/be visible”). The theophany at Mount Sinai is the most glorious manifestation of God in the Old Testament, and it certainly had a central purpose.
Read More“He is Not God of the Dead, but of the Living.” How Should we Understand Jesus’ Saying?
Jesus’ saying, extending from Mark 12:24 to 12:27, relates to the resurrection of the dead. For our study, only verses 26–27 are relevant: Jesus’ saying, extending from Mark 12:24 to 12:27, relates to the resurrection of the dead.
Read MoreThe Power of Law, the Power of Grace
What is the meaning of the phrase "under the law" in Romans 6:14, 15?*
Read MoreA Seat at the Lord’s Table
I notice that some church members do not participate in the ordinances of foot washing and the Lord’s Supper. What can we do to change this practice?
Read MoreDeath by Fire?
The Bible says that in some capital cases the person was to be executed by fire. Is this not cruel?
Read MoreIrony in Scripture
Rhetorical features such as irony, sarcasm, and hyperbole are used in modern languages but also in Scripture. Recognizing them helps us to better understand the Bible.
Read MoreWhere Is God?
This is a valid question, and we should be able to provide guidance that will strengthen hope and faith. The question of the coexistence of a loving God in a world of suffering and evil is complex and difficult, but we have enough in the Scriptures to guide us.
Read MoreDeuteronomy 22:5
The passage you refer to reads: "A woman must not wear men's clothing, nor a man wear women's clothing, for the Lord your God detests anyone who does this" (NIV).
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