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The Law of No Idolatry
This post addresses a common misunderstanding of the second commandment. It clarifies what Scripture says about images of heavenly things, such as depictions of Jesus and angels, and explains the difference between using imagery for remembrance versus idolatrous worship.
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The Messiah Promised and Fulfilled
The claim that Jesus Christ fulfills the Messianic hope of the Hebrew Scriptures is not built on isolated prooftexts or selective reading. It rests on a broad prophetic framework that developed across centuries within Israel’s sacred writings—texts that were preserved, transmitted, and revered long before the first century. These Scriptures describe a coming figure whose…
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Did the Bible Really Command a Woman to Marry Her Rapist?
In the Old Testament, Deuteronomy 22:28-29 has sparked modern debates over mandatory marriage for victims of rape. Despite its shocking appearance, this law is often misunderstood. Scholars argue that the Hebrew term ‘seizes’ does not always imply violence and suggests this passage addresses different types of illicit relations.
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Why Did Judas Betray Jesus with a Kiss—When the Scriptures Say, “Kiss the Son”?
Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus with a kiss highlights the danger of outward devotion masking inner rebellion. This intimate act, intended as a sign of loyalty, instead triggered the judgment foretold in Psalm 2:12, revealing the stark contrast between sincere worship and hypocritical devotion.
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Wolves Among the Flock: How to Recognize False Teachers in the Last Days
Jesus warned that false teachers would increase in the last days—deceiving many with signs, smooth words, and a false gospel. This article outlines how to recognize them through Scripture and stay grounded in truth.
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Signs of Blasphemers and False Teachers
This post warns against modern teachers who slander the work of the Holy Spirit. By speaking against revival, healing, and the gifts of the Spirit, they risk blasphemy and lead others away from Christ. Category: False Teaching, Holy Spirit
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The Truth About Cessationism: A Loving Call to Embrace the Fullness of the Spirit
Cessationism teaches that the spiritual gifts ended with the apostles, but Scripture and the testimony of today’s global Church reveal otherwise. Here’s why the Spirit’s gifts are still vital—and how to walk in them biblically.