The First Will Be Last And The Last: First
There you are, a Christian in the last days. But you are brand new, you just converted a week ago. However, the LORD of all the universe is here. It is time now for you to receive your reward. However, as you are making your way to the LORD of the Univers
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What Day Is Jesus Going To Come Back?
When you ask the average person about the day Jesus comes back this is what they usually say. However, do not believe them! They know NOT! Believe early Christians and prophets of old, they knew, they shared and now we know! Come LORD Jesus!
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The Sign Of Jonah For All You Unbeliever's And Skeptics
The most extraordinary thing has happened, the sign of Jonah has appeared in the form of the Shroud that covered our LORD after His crucifixion. Everyone now can see and examine it. Atheists and even Jews have converted to Christianity after studying the
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Should Christians Observe The Sabbath?
The early church met on both the seventh day (Sabbath) and the first day of the week (Sunday), acknowledging both the creation pattern of rest and the resurrection of Christ (Acts 20:7, Colossians 2:16-17). Christ of course raised on the 7th day
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Calculating Daniel’S Prophecy Of The Messiah: The 69 And 70 Weeks
The prophecy of Daniel’s 70 weeks, found in Daniel 9:24-27, is one of the most remarkable Biblical prophecies, precisely predicting the coming of the Messiah and outlining God’s timeline for Israel’s redemption. By understanding the 69 and 70 weeks of yea
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You Can Bet Your Life On Bible Prophecy Here Are Some Examples
The Bible is filled with prophecies, many of which have been fulfilled with astonishing accuracy. These prophecies not only affirm the divine inspiration of Scripture but also provide guidance for believers in understanding God’s plan for humanity.
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The Early Christians: Their Meetings, Leadership, And Strategies For The Last Days
The early Christian Church was not an institution of wealth or grandeur. It was a gathering of faithful men and women who met in humble settings, prepared for persecution, and awaited the return of Jesus Christ. Unlike today’s church organizations that of
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The Temptations Of Jesus By Satan: Was Good Dependent On Evil?
if Jesus was guaranteed to overcome them, then we must ask: What was the real purpose of these temptations? A closer examination suggests that they were not just about testing Jesus’ resistance to sin but challenging a deeper philosophical and theological
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The Global Evidence For Noah's Flood: A Historical And Biblical Perspective
The story of Noah’s Flood, as recorded in the book of Genesis, has been a topic of great debate for centuries. While skeptics dismiss it as myth, overwhelming evidence from various disciplines—including geology, archaeology, and ancient historical account
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Is Evil Necessary To Know What Good Is?
This is what Malkesidek discussed in his book. It is a Satanic idea that we have to have evil to have good.
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Your Family History Revealed In Abraham
Let this post serve as and eye opener for you. When you pick up your Bible and start reading, you are reading your family history. You may say, "I live in the USA, I live in Great Brittan", ah yes my friend, you may live there or some other part of the wo
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How The Beast In Revelation Will Enforce The Mark: Exploring The Options
The Book of Revelation speaks of a time when the Beast will cause all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark on their right hand or forehead (Revelation 13:16-17). This mark, known as the Mark of the Beast, will be required
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The Crucifixion Of Jesus Christ: Establishing April 3, Ad 33 As The Most Likely Date
While the Bible does not explicitly specify the precise day, historical and astronomical data provide compelling evidence for the date of Friday, April 3, AD 33. This conclusion aligns with Biblical chronology, Roman and Jewish historical records, and ast
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How To Tell A False Teacher From A True One: A Biblical And Historical Perspective
One of the earliest Christian documents outside the New Testament, the Didache (Greek: Teaching of the Twelve Apostles), written around the late 1st century, provided guidance for believers in identifying true and false teachers.
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