The Tragedy of Young Women Taking Their Clothes Off in Public

One of the earliest moments of the whole Bible is God clothing the man and woman with a modest garment as opposed to nudity and their fig leaves.  Their coats God made are a Hebrew word for tunic all the way to the floor and long sleeves.  This is the same word used to describe […]

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Is Piercing One’s Self or Having One’s Self Pierced Compatible with God?

In the history of the world and then the more specific history of the United States, new beliefs and practice begin that differ from what was previously believed and practiced.  Those beliefs and practices are either corrections or improvements to what was previously occurring or they are perversions, corruptions, or deterioration to or from what […]

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Gender-Neutral Language in Bible Translation is Unscriptural

Many modern Bible versions employ what they call “gender neutral” language.  So, for example, the Authorized, King James Version of John 1:9 reads: John 1:9 That was the true Light, which lighteth every man that cometh into the world. by way of contrast, the New International Version reads: John 1:9  The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into […]

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Leviticus 10:8-11 and Its Conformity to the Two Wine View

It’s obvious in scripture that some wine is permissible to drink and other is not.  This relates to alcohol.  Scripture prohibits alcohol (Proverbs 23:29-35).  However, all wine and strong drink is prohibited to the priesthood in the performance of their duties.  I’m reading through the Bible twice this year and moving through it the first […]

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Luther and Zwingle on the Lord’s Supper, part 1 of 4

What are the differences between the Lutheran and Reformed positions on the Lord’s Supper?  Do you know?  If you talk to Lutherans or people influenced by the Calvinist wing of the reformation, you should.  I would also commend to you the pamphlets Bible Truths for Lutheran Friends and The Reformed Doctrine of Salvation to give to Lutherans and Reformed people to whom […]

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What Is It To Be a Witness? “Ye Shall Be Witnesses”

In the first eleven verses of Acts, the Lord Jesus Christ appears for the last time on earth until He reappears in the book of Revelation.  That section is a transition between the gospels and the rest of Acts.  Acts goes along with Luke like one big book of the Bible with two huge halves.  […]

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The Capitol Hill Chaos: Votes Canceled and Voices Censored Equal Violent Circumstances

The founders declared, “No taxation without representation,” as a clarion theme leading to revolution.  No representation meant no vote and no voice, which lead to violent circumstances.  Two systems of justice existed, one on English soil and another in the American colonies, so mobs terrified the stamp tax agents, leading to its repeal, then triggered […]

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Evolution’s Strongest Argument–Creationists are Ignorant! & the Cosmological Argument Examined

Class #1 of my Evidences for Creation class is now available. In it, the strongest argument for evolution–which is not any particular fact, but the claim that creationists cannot really do science and are ignorant–is examined, as is the cosmological argument. At the end, the outline for the class, which was on themes in Genesis, […]

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Tremendous Questions from God for Every Millennial to Read in Genesis 4 and the Example of Cain

Both Cain and Abel were religious people.  We can read in Genesis 4 that they both even worshiped the same God.  Cain was a monotheist.  I think I can safely speculate in saying that Adam and Eve talked and talked and talked ad infinitum, ad nauseum, about sin and the fall, warning after warning after […]

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The Ugliness That Is The New Beauty and In Stark Contrast to the True Beauty of the Throne Room of God

 Part One     Part Two One could call the throne room of God the operations center for all the universe.  It is also a model or paradigm for man for beauty, truth, and goodness.  Hebrews calls it the “true tabernacle” (Hebrews 8:2), an example for the earthly one (Hebrews 8:2).   Just like man was made […]

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