Then, beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he explained to them what was written about himself in all the (Old ...

We may often notice that New Testament authors like to refer to Old Testament passages. But how do we distinguish when these authors are quoting, or alluding to, or echoing the OT? Sometimes the NT ...

In our last column, we looked at five unsung leadership heroes in the Old Testament. Our brief look at Deborah, Aaron, Huldah, Gad, and Baruch touches on an important truth: Biblical leaders don’t ...

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Sometimes the Old Testament can seem radically different from the New. There appear to be curses, harsh judgments, and capital punishments instead of the tender loving care of Christ as seen in the ...

I’ve noticed in reading the Bible that there are a number of “mysteries.” Has God hidden things from us? What if we can’t figure them out? What are the mysteries anyway? A biblical “mystery” is a ...

The Bible consists of two large collections of sacred or divinely inspired books comprising the Old and New Testaments. Taken together, these books form a unified theme, namely, the history of God's ...