Biblical Teachings

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 […]

2 Corinthians msg 14

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Paul’s third missionary journey included correcting false beliefs and facing opposition. As with their previous journey, they again visited the churches in Galatia and Phrygia and encouraged them. Then Paul fulfilled his promise to return to Ephesus, where he ministered for many months, preaching first in the synagogues but then lecturing daily in the hall […]

Easter 2025

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As we celebrate the Easter holiday, it is important to realize that it is the highest holy holiday in the Christian year. It is the day we celebrate Jesus rising from the dead to provide the Gospel. The apostle Paul succinctly explains the Gospel. Paul provides the most concise description of the gospel found anywhere […]

Who is Jesus IV

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WHO EXACTLY IS JESUS? He was a man who was born 2025 years ago and died 1992 years ago. He had several important characteristics and claims which are necessary to fully understand exactly who He was. 1. He was born in the Israeli city of Bethlehem. 2. He was raised in the norther Israeli city […]

Hezbollah chief threatens response to continued Israeli ‘aggression’ in Lebanon

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In Quds Day speech, Naim Qassem says normalization with Jerusalem will never be accepted, threatens to pursue ‘other alternatives’ if diplomacy fails to uphold ceasefire By Nurit Yohanan  and AgenciesToday, 3:18 am People watch Hezbollah’s newly named leader Naim Qassem delivering a televised speech, in the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, October 30, 2024. (AP […]

The judges

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The judges’ duty was to save the Israelites from their enemies and preserve domestic accord. They were to dispense absolute, impartial justice (mišpāṭ) and not take bribes (Deuteronomy 16:19); they were to protect the widow, orphan, and stranger (Deuteronomy 24:17) and not let themselves be unduly influenced by popular opinion or by the plight of […]