Good Bible students know that one of the foundational principles of Bible study is to identify the audience to whom the author is addressing. For example, the Apostle Paul wrote the books of Thessalonians to new believers. Matthew’s gospel was written to the Jews, while Luke’s gospel was written to the Greeks. The prophets Isaiah …
Continue reading Lessons Learned in God’s Instructions to Israel
Okay, Bible students, let’s attempt to answer a question that seems to be asked more and more often every day: Are the Biblical Medes today’s Kurds? As ISIS stormed across Iraq, they were met with resistance by Kurds in northern Iraq. But who are the Kurds? Though generally Sunni Muslim, Kurds are not ethnically Arabs. …
Hi all...and welcome back! The Lord continues to bring me back to Ezekiel 36-39, impressing upon me the fact that Israel is indeed back in their land, as of May 14, 1948. Thus fulfilling the prophecy of Ezekiel 36-37. The very next chapter describes an invasion of Israel from the north, led by Russia and Iran, …
Continue reading Signs of Ezekiel 38…and Israel Will Stand Alone
Shabbat shalom friends! In Jewish tradition, days begin at sunset, and Friday sunset to Saturday sunset is known as shabbat (sabbath). Thus, throughout Israel you will hear, "Shabbat shalom" throughout the day of shabbat.Yesterday we were Compelled to Pray for God's Chosen People, and we continue that focus today, but with a bit of a …
Continue reading Franklin Graham: “I Can’t Help but Wonder if We’re in the Last Hours”
Looking for the Blessed Hope 