Ken Wooten Today, we began our study of the first Jewish epistle in our Bibles – Hebrews. Our New Testament is divided into three simple sections:History: Matthew through ActsChurch Doctrine: Romans through PhilemonProphecy: Hebrews through RevelationAs we were discussing the transition book of Acts, we touched on the three great questions that reveal the transition that took … Read more
Today, we continued building a solid foundation of understanding the position of the book of Hebrews in our Bible, as well as the author. Hebrews follows the 13 epistles of Paul to Gentile churches and church leaders. It gives us a smooth transition into the last nine books of the Bible which all have a … Read more
We are beginning our study of the Hebrew / Jewish epistles. I am very excited about using the three basic applications of scripture as we walk through these books together. Please make sure to be in class each Sunday, because you will gain understanding of how to deal with these potentially dangerous books if they … Read more
Our Bible is filled with allegories, metaphors, and similes. These figures of speech are given to help us learn biblical truth. Jesus used parables to teach kingdom doctrine to the faithful followers and to confuse those who refused to believe. Paul used Sarah and Hagar as an allegory to teach us how the law (Hagar) … Read more
“The Bible does not tell us all we want to know, but it does tell us all we need to know.” This is especially true when it comes to eternity future. The plight of the fearful and unbelieving and abominable, and all liars is very clear. They have their part in the lake of fire. … Read more
Our study on April 19 was quite informative. We took a few moments to review the eternal condition of Old Testament saints, which in turn reveals the condition of tribulation saints and millennial saints (those who do not follow Satan in his final rebellion described in Revelation 20:7-9). Job 19:25-27 and Daniel 12:13 help to … Read more