Brady Stephenson
| April 2017
The Thirteen Midot
Only Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) can resolve the apparent dissonance created by the thirteen midot (attributes) of G-d revealed in Exodus chapter 34.
Only Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) can resolve the apparent dissonance created by the thirteen midot (attributes) of G-d revealed in Exodus chapter 34.
Last month, we pondered life and death from a Biblical perspective… but there were some lingering questions about the "neshamah" G-d breathed into Adam. The Hebrew language has two words (neshamah and nephesh) that are translated as "soul" in English and both of these are distinct from "spirit" (ruach).
The Bible speaks a lot about false teachers. The Lord gives us ways to spot them, but here's a more recent one you may not have considered.
What is life? What is death? We should have a Biblically-based understanding of these things.
Our God is a God of resurrection. He brings dead things back to life. Have you overlooked the power of this truth?
Are we in the Kingdom? Is it yet to come? Why did Jesus say the kingdom was at hand?
For centuries, people have wondered why the Bible records that 153 fish were caught by the disciples after Jesus told them to throw their nets on the opposite side of the boat in John 21:4-12. In Hebrew, every letter has a number attached to it. The Hebrews used their alphabet as a numbering system. The numbers attached to the letters in a Hebrew word could be added together to give a numerical total. The number 153 is the numerical total for the Hebrew words "Ani Elohim"--I am G-d... OR IS IT?
Unbiblical books in a Christian bookstore? This was a situation of Scriptural ignorance.
It's the anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Do you know what it was about? Did you know that the Reformation was first and foremost about the gospel? Read about the five solas of the Reformation, which can help you know what you believe and why you believe it.
In modern times, few things divide Christians more quickly and forcefully than questions about the Bible’s teaching on end times, particularly interpreting the book of Revelation. Why do so many differing opinions live side-by-side in the Church? Did God intend for His people to be so confused and disagreeable?