Grace and wisdom of the ages from the 66 books of the Bible, by forty authors, over 2200 years, in three languages, on three continents, with one divinely-inspired theme of love and redemption for every tribe and language and people and nation on earth.
Dante’s vision pales in comparison to Scripture! Discover the Biblical reality of hell—an eternal separation from God marked by absolute sensory deprivation. Understanding this dreadful void ignites a fervent desire for salvation through Christ. Continue ReadingThe Five Senses of Hell (Dante was Wrong)
Beware of speculative theology when reading The Two Babylons. While syncretism is a genuine danger, Hislop’s approach lacks scholarly rigor. Always prioritize sound biblical exegesis, remembering that Scripture alone provides the infallible guide for doctrinal purity. Continue ReadingCritical Review of Alexander Hislop’s The Two Babylons
Understand that while human righteous deeds are filthy rags, Isaiah 64:6 does not mean God ignores our efforts. Through Christ’s divine grace, our good works become pleasing responses to His boundless mercy. Continue ReadingDoes Isaiah 64:6 mean God never accepts our righteous deeds?
The divine plan for redemption transcends every nation and people not mentioned in the Bible. We see God’s universal love, affirming that salvation through Christ is available to all humanity by grace. Continue ReadingWhat about people who are not mentioned in the Bible?
Understanding the rapture requires deep study of Scripture’s prophecies. This guide examines key biblical foreshadowings, from Enoch to Elijah, confirming God’s divine provision for the saints. Learn about these imminent events before the upward calling at the end times. Continue ReadingRaptures in the Bible