Biblical Teachings

For Such a Time as This In a Time of War: Courage, Purim, and Standing Together By Tania Koenig

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February 28, 2026 We are living in hours that history will remember. Sirens sound. Missiles cross the sky. Families in Israel run to shelters. Parents hold children in reinforced rooms, listening for the impact and then for the silence. Soldiers stand watch through the night. Leaders make decisions in the early hours that will shape nations. Across America and beyond, people watch, pray, and wait. These are not ordinary days. Fear is real. But fear cannot govern us. Truth must. The Chief of the General Staff of the IDF has described this as a decisive operation aimed at dismantling capabilities …

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Kings Without Kingdoms:

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Is the Board of Peace a Part of Bible Prophecy? By Jan MarkellFebruary 3, 2026www.olivetreeviews.org The Bible describes a future period in which authority is concentrated not solely in traditional kingdoms, but in a limited number of powerful figures who operate beyond national boundaries. And that is why I am paying close attention to President Trump’s Board of Peace. Here are some fast facts:1) President Trump will serve as chairman and wield considerable overall control. It will help resolve conflicts globally. He has the sole authority to invite new members and appoint a successor.  2) Global peace seems to be their goal, though they will participate in other …

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The War Everyone Is Preparing For – And No One Wants To Start

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Monday, 19 January 2026 07:36 am – Posted in Headlines Saudi Arabia doesn’t want Iran struck. Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly warned against it. Gulf states hosting U.S. bases have pleaded for restraint. Even countries that have spent decades fearing Iranian power are suddenly arguing that weakening Tehran could make everything worse. Read article

Gaza, Responsibility, and Davos Zephaniah and the Moment History Approaches Fulfillment – Tania Koenig

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January 19, 2026 Gaza has been a global moral stage. For decades, it has functioned as a place where the world projects its outrage, its opinions, and its accusations. It has become a permanent platform for moral performance, where Israel is judged, condemned, and lectured, while the deeper questions of responsibility, cause, and consequence are quietly avoided. Governments issue statements. International bodies pass resolutions. Commentators offer judgments. Protest movements fill the streets. Yet what has been largely absent, decade after decade, is accountability—the willingness to carry cost, to enforce security, and to accept responsibility for outcomes rather than for words. …

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24 God’s Judgments Series II Corinthians

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After the rapture of the church there will be a judgment of the saints at the Judgment Seat of Christ (Bema Seat). I Corinthians chapter three has a very vivid picture of the Judgment Seat of Christ. (The unbelievers will receive their punishment in varying degrees according to their works at the Great White Throne […]

22 Our New Bodies

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God met with the Israelites in the ancient Tabernacle where abode with them. When we receive the Gospel, He abides with us as the Holy Spirit in these earthly bodies Paul calls our earthly house of this tabernacle. We now live in the earthly human body but we will be receiving one that will never […]

20 Christ’s life and death in us

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7 But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us (KJV). Paul making a clear distinction between our humble frail human bodies to the glorious indwelling of God in these as he calls them earthen vessels or jars of clay. One can […]

18 Freedom in the Holy Spirit

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Paul now confirms that the Holy Spirit is deity and in the Godhead whose essence is God. At the point of genuine belief when the Holy Spirit enters us, He brings a spiritual transformation to us. After giving other reasons for the benefits of the New Covenant we see here that as the Mosaic Law […]

17 The Glory of the Gospel

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The Gospel has an eternal characteristic which the Mosaic Law did not. It was the Law that was glorious but was not designed to last in terms of salvation. It did proclaim God’s standard of righteousness. It was beginning to fade away in the apostle Paul’s day. The majesty that accompanied the giving of the […]

15 False Teachers

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Here the apostle continues his discussion from the last chapter. There he condemns the false teachers who were corrupting the Word of God. He seems to imply that they were bringing false charges about him such as bragging about his achievements. He is not engaging in any boastful self-commendation. He has been given over for […]