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◆ Public Why Did John the Baptist Send Two Nameless Disciples Instead of Asking Jesus to Visit Him in Prison? Scripture: Matthew 11:2–3 — “Now when John had heard ...
◆ Public Over the past few months, I’ve been battling with anxiety — mostly about my future, finances, and personal expectations. Sometimes, even though I pray, the ...
◆ Public In the story of Genesis 3, Adam and Eve’s disobedience by eating the forbidden fruit marks the fall of humanity into sin. In this narrative, ...
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◆ Public The curse of Canaan rather than Ham in Genesis 9:20-27 is an intriguing and sometimes confusing. After the flood, Noah planted a vineyard, made wine, ...
◆ Public I’ve always wondered how Noah could become drunk with wine in Genesis 9:20-21. Since the Bible doesn't explicitly explain the nature of the wine ...
◆ Public In 1 Kings 20, we encounter a perplexing moment in Israel’s history. King Ahab, one of Israel's most idolatrous kings, finds himself under attack by Ben-Hadad, ...
◆ Public As I read the words spoken to King David after his sin with Bathsheba—“the sword shall never depart from your house” (2 Samuel 12:10)—I began ...
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◆ Public The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) was one of the most significant and solemn days in the Old Testament, established by God for the Israelites ...
◆ Public The Bible tells us that King Nebuchadnezzar, the ruler of Babylon, was driven away from men and lived like a beast for a time because ...
◆ Public The story of Cain and Abel is one of the earliest narratives in Scripture and serves as a pivotal lesson in understanding how God values ...
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