Christians say Christ is the fulfilment of the scriptures of the Tanach. I have searched the entire Hebrew Tanach and I could not find one verse that says or describes, God as Messiah and Messiah as God, and that God and Messiah are one and the same being. ...
I now believe that Jesus Christ is Your only begotten Son, that He came down to our earth in the flesh and died on the cross to take away all of my sins and the sins of this world. I believe that Jesus Christ then rose from the dead on the third day to give all of us eternal ...
What happens when we die? What is heaven like? How do I know if I’m going there? If you’ve ever wondered, here’s what the Bible says about heaven.
This verse describes the reality which comes about when God has enacted His judgment. All wrongs are made right, all sin is separated, and all suffering of all kinds are gone. Expand Context SummaryRevelation 21:1–8 continues the progression of events which came after the end of the ...
Great shining ones? This sounds more like New Age or secret society rhetoric than anything the Bible describes. What’s more, whatever change is now occurring in America and in the rest of the world is not good. Societies are becoming more sinful as Jesus Christ is left out of the equatio...
The Bible says in Acts 1:3, "To whom also he shewed himself alive after his passion by many infallible proofs, being seen of them forty days, and speaking of the things pertaining to the kingdom of God." Did you get that—infallible proof! Jesus' resurrection isn't just a myth, a ...
NJPS, though, understands וְאָמְרוּ as being the type of verb that the Hebrew grammarian, Friedrich Wilhelm Gesenius, describes as having an “indefinite personal subject (our they, one, the French on, and the German man).”[9] In other words, the word “they”...
Jesus When Jesus says again and again in Revelation 2 and 3, “I know thy works,” He speaks of the ministry of the church, the work that He gave to the church to do, like that in John 14:12, the works that regenerate, immersed church members do that Jesus did also. In John 20...
It describes a fire which burns without interruption; it is an enduring fire which none can extinguish no matter how hard they might try. It is important to notice here, however, that it is the fire that Jesus describes as enduring, NOT that which is cast into it. To try and transfer ...
What is the main point of Jesus' prayer for us (verse 21)? In your own words, how would you describe the Christian' s place in this world? After reading John 17, it becomes clear that if we are in the world but not of the world, we are going to have confli...