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What Does The Bible Say About Date Setters That Predict The End Of The World?

Recently, many people have become interested in end times prophecies because of blood moon eclipses that are occurring on certain Jewish holy days. Although interest in end times prophecies are not new, there are some who will set dates for the return of Christ and promote their predictions as something that God has personally revealed […]

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Do We Have An Appointed Time Of Death? Does God Know When We Will Die?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

It is no secret that everyone on earth will physically die at some point. Although as Christians we already possess eternal life, we also know that our mortal bodies will one day fail and we will be absent from our body and be present with the Lord. However, many people wonder if we all have […]

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Do Colors Have Special Meanings When Used In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

What are the significances of the colors in the Bible? Do they have a special meaning? The Rainbow Almost every time I see a rainbow I don’t think of Noah first; I think of God’s promise that “the waters shall no more become a flood to destroy all flesh” (Gen 9:15). Interestingly, the rainbow can appear […]

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What Is Reformed Theology? A Christian Study

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Besides worldly apostasy, nothing has arguably infiltrated churches more than reformed theology. Sadly, this has resulted in large numbers of churches splitting, losing members, and causing conflict. In many cases, these conflicts have resulted in large numbers of believers doubting their faith when struggling with life issues because of a perception that people who are […]

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How Can A Christian Have Peace That Transcends Understanding?

by Jack Wellman

How can a Christian have the kind of peace that transcends human understanding? Be at Peace with God Did you know that the unsaved who sin are piling up or storing up wrath against the day of God’s judgment? Paul writes that it’s “because of your hard and impenitent heart you are storing up wrath […]

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What Is Replacement Theology or Supersessionism?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

A common belief among many Christians is that Israel holds no special place anymore in the heart of God. Unfortunately, this has led to many outright rejecting the legitimate existence of modern day Israel. No matter what anyone says, this belief gets harder with each passing day to substantiate, given Israel’s place in prophetic world […]

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Why Was There Polygamy In The Old Testament?

by Jack Wellman

Why did God allow polygamy in the Old Testament? Was it a command or was it forbidden? What is Polygamy? Polygamy is the state of being married to more than one partner, regardless of whether it’s a man having many wives or a wife having many husbands. Typically it’s the male that has many wives […]

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What Happened To Cities That Turned Their Back On God In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

What happens to cities that turned their back on God? What about nations that do the very same thing? People that turn their back on God During the time of Noah, “The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was […]

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Who Is The Harlot Mentioned in Revelation 17?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Many Bible scholars are aware that the book of Revelation is about prophecy. One of the most studied areas of prophecy is concerning Babylon in the end times. More specifically, Revelation 17 and Revelation 18 describe a coming one-world religious system and a one-world economic system respectively that is given the name Babylon. As part […]

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Why Did God Say He Loved Jacob and Hated Esau?

by Jack Wellman

Why does the Bible say God hated Esau but He loved Jacob? Is that fair? Why would God love one and not the other? Selling Esau’s Birthright The story of Jacob and Esau began to get interesting because Esau, as the firstborn, had actual privileges of the birthright but did he regard it very highly? […]

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