Having introduced himself as ‘set apart for the gospel of God,’ Paul continues and declares this gospel is promised by God through His...

The letter of Romans begins with Paul introducing himself. There are four major points to consider: Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus,...

Messias (3323 in Strong's Concordance) is a Greek noun and it is derived from the Hebrew noun Mashiach. While Mashiach is broad and used...

Mashiach (4899 in Strong's Concordance) is a Hebrew noun and means to be an anointed person. It is used infrequently throughout the Old...

With vegetarianism and veganism on the rise, a lot of people are curious what the Bible says about eating meat. You may be wondering...

A short summary of double predestination and what it means

Nazóraios (3480 in Strong's Concordance) is a noun in Ancient Greek that refers to an inhabitant from Nazareth. In most cases it simply...

Pharisaios (4523 in Strong's Concordance) is a noun in Ancient Greek that refers to a 'Pharisee'; a member of this specific sect of...

The word of God is full of references to this puzzling phrase: 'call upon the name of the Lord'. It shows up in both the Old and New...

The author outlines the entire gospel message in these five short verses; the true light comes into the world and dwells among us;...