Grace and wisdom of the ages from 66 books, by 40 authors, over 2200 years, in 3 languages, on 3 continents, with 1 divinely-inspired theme of love and redemption for every tribe and language and people and nation on earth
Steganography has been widely used for centuries, but it has recently become more commonly used to conceal information within computer files for electronic communication. Interestingly, the first example of steganography was Continue ReadingBiblical Steganography (the gospel hidden in plain sight)
Let’s compare and contrast two extremely bad ways to read the Bible: random reading and rightly dividing. 1) Random Reading Randomly fan the pages of an open Bible and stick Continue ReadingA balanced look at “Rightly Dividing”
There are lots of stories of Christmas and The First Noel. Some are myths, fables, and traditions, but here is the actual inspired account. This is just a few short Continue ReadingThe real story of Christmas: Unto us a child is born
Some psalms are called wisdom psalms because they make a case for the primary importance of wisdom or instruct readers in dealing with questions, issues, and doubts that arise in Continue ReadingPsalms of instruction in wisdom and the blessing of the wise life
What is the trinity, the three-in-one, triune God? This is an important question, which has caused lots of division between Christians. Some describe the trinity like an egg with a Continue ReadingThe trinity of the tabernacle in the wilderness