Articles focus on the inspired Word of God.
The Little Horn power in Daniel 8 is Rome and more specifically the Holy Roman Empire, the Papacy. This is a hard truth, but none the less it is truth. We write this post in love for our brothers and sisters who are caught up in this system. It is not ‘our truth’ it is …
Threaded throughout the post is mention of biblical principles for studying the Bible. We thought that is would be beneficial to do a post that establish some of the major principles to employ for studying the Bible. One does not need to be a scholar to understand God’s word (Job 32:8; Proverbs 28:5; Psalm 111:10, …
Why cloak Bible prophecies in symbols? Luke 8 :10 And Jesus said, “To you it has been given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of God, but to the rest it is given in parables, that ‘Seeing they may not see, And hearing they may not understand.’ Many of the apocalyptic prophecies were given …
Caution Frist, we must understand that we need to be very careful about search for hidden messages, meanings, or codes in certain significant numbers in the bible. We are NOT promoting spiritualisms practice of numerology in any way, for it is a practice of the occult. God did have reasons for using certain numbers over …
(Exodus 25:23-30) The Table of Showbread (Shewbread)Stood opposite from the seven branched candlestick, making the table of showbread on the north side of the Holy Place. It was constructed of shittim (acacia) wood and covered with gold. On it were kept 12 loaves of unleavened bread (Leviticus 24:5-9). These loaves were symbolic of Jesus, who …
The Sanctuary Blueprint: The Tabernacle – Holy Place Table of Shewbread, Part 7b Read More »
For further study on the ‘Word of God’, please prayerfully consider the following scripture.
It is important to have trust in the source of where one is obtaining their information, especially in matters so essential to life and death…eternally speaking. The question one must answer, Is there ample evidence to conclude that the Bible is, in fact, a volume of divine origin?’
Is the Bible really God-breathed? Were men really inspired by the Holy Spirit to record its contents? If so, how do we know it was accurately preserved for thousands of years as a unique revelation from God? Do we even have the right books in the Bible, or are there important sources missing that would change our view of God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the Christian walk? Can we really trust Scripture? If so, is the Bible vital and relevant to us today? OR is it just a collection of humanly devised myths and fables? Truth Matters investigate what this blog has to say about the subject.
For ages it has been asserted by the clergy that the Bible should not be read by lay members, in fact, at times in our history people were denied access to the Word of God. It has been stated that only learned theologians are able to interpret its doctrines. This withholding of the Scriptures from …
