The articles discuss the great controversy between good and evil, who defines it, the effects and consequences between the two, and the call that all mankind must choose.
Read: Genesis 1:3-4 What did God do? He said, Let light be or in some versions Let there be light. What happened next? Then he divided the two, darkness was assigned to its domain and light was assigned to its domain. The light and darkness was not merged – it could not be merged, it …
Is Genesis 3:15 a promise of Christ’s victory over Satan? Recently I heard someone say that it has nothing to do with it. Written by Ángel Manuel Rodríguez Christians have for centuries called Genesis 3:15 the protoevangelium—that is to say, the “first good news”—found in the Bible. The passage has been interpreted as a prophecy of …
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Also see post titled: “Enmity”. What biblical evidence supports the teaching that Michael is another name for Jesus? The name Michael is used five times in the Bible to designate a celestial being (Dan. 10:13, 21; 12:1; Jude 9; Rev. 12:7). He is nowhere explicitly identified with Jesus, but some Christian writers have equated the …
So many people ask who is Michael and how does he fit into the contest with Lucifer? Most people believe that Michael is the captain, leader of the heavenly host…a supreme angel. The Plain Word challenges this belief in light of scripture. This is controversial and there are some who say it is blasphemous, however …
Michael, the Archangel vs. Lucifer, son of the morning Read More »
The short and fast answer is, God. The scripture confirms this interpretation, so let’s go to the Bible. Our encounter with the concept of good and evil comes to us in Genesis. In Genesis 2, we find a narrative that enlarges on day six of creation (Genesis 1 is the record of creation, days one …
