Growing up, I never realized how many different views exist about Jesus’ nature. Beyond simply asking, “Do you believe in Him?” there are deeper questions: Who is He? Where did He come from? What is His relationship to God? Most of us adopt one view early and assume it’s universal. Researching and reading different perspectives revealed how vastly beliefs vary—some see Jesus as fully God…
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Who Was Melchizedek in the Bible? – Tom Clark and Erik Jones lifehopeandtruth.com
Ryan Welsh
1 year ago in Bible
In Genesis 14, we meet Melchizedek, the “king of Salem” and “priest of God Most High.” He blesses Abram after his victory and receives a tithe from him, offering bread and wine—a gesture echoed in the New Covenant Passover. Though Genesis mentions Melchizedek briefly, his significance unfolds in Psalms and Hebrews. Psalm 110:4 prophesies a Messiah who will be “a priest forever according to the…
What Does the Feast of Unleavened Bread Mean for Christians? – Vince Szymkowiak ucg.org
Ryan Welsh
2 years ago in Days of Unleavened Bread
An increasing number of Christians worldwide are rediscovering the biblical festivals outlined in Leviticus 23, seeing them in the context of Jesus Christ’s life and mission. Jesus, the sacrificial Passover lamb, inaugurated the plan of salvation, while also starting His Church on the Feast of Pentecost (Acts 2). Amidst these festivals is the seven-day Feast of Unleavened Bread, occurring immediately after Passover. While significant events…
What Is the Book of Revelation? – David C. Grabbe cgg.org
Ryan Welsh
2 years ago in Prophecy
The book of Revelation, known as the “book of the Apocalypse,” is widely debated due to its prophetic content. It contains symbols and literal descriptions, contributing to its complexity. Scholars offer various interpretations, often with little agreement. The timing of visions adds uncertainty. Despite difficulties, Revelation aims to reveal events that will shortly come to pass, emphasizing the unveiling of Jesus Christ. The term “apocalypse”…