“Therefore I said, Hearken to me; I also will shew mine opinion.” Job 32:10
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Understanding the Scripture | Honesty Is The Best Policy
I’m not saying you’re a liar… but let’s be real: Sometimes we’re more inclined to believe what we’ve always been taught rather than having an open mind to the truth. And that’s just our natural man. We don’t like to admit it, but maybe what we have believed (and even preached) might be wrong. But Read more
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My Thoughts on the Ward/Haifley Debate
I had multiple (no one) people (literally nobody) ask for my thoughts (no one did) on the topic, so here it is. (This is all coming from the perspective of a 23-year-old, conservative, Baptist, KJV-only Bible teacher at a local church) If you haven’t listened to the debate, you may be bored by this blog Read more
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Understanding the Scripture | Types, Pictures, Illustrations, Shadows
The Bible, in its vastness, contains many stories, objects, and people that can be used to teach a more profound truth than what’s on the surface. These are regularly called “types,” “pictures,” etc. You may know them by a different name. The Bible calls these specific instances “shadows” (Colossians 2:17 “Which are a shadow of Read more
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Understanding the Scripture | “Restore Again the Kingdom of Israel”
In the last blog post, I emphasized the importance of interpreting the Scriptures through a spiritual lens rather than a physical lens. And in this post, we will continue to do so: Jesus, after his death, burial, and resurrection, appears to the disciples for 40 days, speaking of the things pertaining to the kingdom of Read more
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Understanding the Scripture | “How can these things be?”
The unseen things of this world are hard to be understood. Nicodemus knows this to be true as he listens to Jesus teach him things that are hard to be understood. The Kingdom of God can only be entered by the man who has been born again. What caused trouble for Nicodemus was his lack Read more
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What is the Purpose of this blog?
I know what you’re thinking: “Another blog? Just what we needed here on the internet.” Ok, I agree. But hear me out: The arena of political, religious, and ideological conversations has shifted from the market square to an online forum. No longer do we stand before the Sanhedrin to give an answer like Paul in Read more
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