Exodus 3:6

Welcome to Real Life . I picture Moses [1] as a strong man of immense faith standing up to Pharaoh and leading the Israelites out of Egyp……

The Exodus is a defining event throughout the entire Bible. We see this event rehearsed in various Psalms and alluded to in some New Testament passages. Ultimately, knowing the story of the Exodus helps us understand the gospel at a deeper level. This brief overview does not address every facet of the Exodus story but touches on some major themes throughout the first half of Exodus. The Beginning The story begins with God’s promises to Abraham (Genesis 12 and 15), which include a prediction t……

Matthew 22 23–45, Blog Through the Bible ProjectJesus comes across here as strong, intelligent, resourceful, with considerable presence of mind and courage. He thinks on his feet, fast and calmly.This one man, along, can stand up to a crowd of pharisees, saducees and lawyers.Go, Jesus, go, and give us your spirit, please. […]…

My review of Mario Liverani’s book, Israel’s History and the History of Israel has been received in different ways by different people. It is possible that my post failed to communicate clearly my ……

By Elizabeth Prata In Exodus 3:6, Moses was afraid to look at God. Hagar marveled that she had an encounter with God and was still living. (Genesis 16:13). Jacob said the same. (Genesis 32:30). But……

The Bible reveals a wonderful story of when God spoke to Moses from a burning bush. It happened one day as he led his father-in-law’s sheep into the wildernes…

By Elizabeth Prata I know it’s currently an atmosphere were we say Jesus is my friend…he met me in the garden and promised me… he whispered sweet nothings… he embraces me li……

Melchizedek has always fascinated readers and fuelled the imagination of heretics and secret societies. As long ago as the second century, Theodotus of Byzantium venerated him above Christ. Even be……

Like you, I want to understand Scripture better, so we can live it well. It matters, because we’re living in God’s story. One way to learn is to watch how Scripture handles Scripture (i.e. intertextuality informs hermeneutics). For example, in Matthew 22:31 Jesus quotes this text to convince his opponents...…

The people of Israel used standing stones to mark defining moments in their lives and in the history of their nation. These standing columns were erected to celebrate special occasions in the life ……