Psalm 2:9

“But the one who rules in heaven laughs. The Lord scoffs at them” (Psalms 2:4). David spoke of nations noisily assembling against him. They devised plots in vain, as the Kings of the earth prepared……

Jesus' letters to 7 churches in the book of Revelation. These letters to 7 churches in Asia Minor have many messages, lessons, and warnings for God's people today…

Without Psalm 2, you’ll get bogged down when the Psalms talk about “enemies.” Book 1 talks about enemies and foes fifty times in 41 Psalms. Some people just skip these psalms, looking for something……

The first time read about the Shofar , the ram’s horn, in the Bible is in Exodus Chapter 19, when the Israelites encamped below Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word used in these chapters is Shofar (שֹׁפָ֖ר). [i] The Lord instructed the Israelites to wait for the third day when He would come down upon t…

The first time read about the Shofar , the ram’s horn, in the Bible is in Exodus Chapter 19, when the Israelites encamped below Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word used in these chapters is Shofar (שֹׁפָ֖ר). [i] The Lord instructed the Israelites to wait for the third day when He would come down upon t…

Messiah by George Frideric Handel Singing Scripture Share good news – Share this page freely Copy and share this link on your media, eg Facebook, Instagram, Emails: Messiah – with Bible ver……

A number of years ago I was asked to prepare a teaching on the Tabernacle of Moses—the Mishkan . I had read the endless narratives in the Torah many times where each part of the Tabernacle, meticulously detailed by the Lord, commanded the Israelites to only build a copy of the heavenly image. I h…

A number of years ago I was asked to prepare a teaching on the Tabernacle of Moses—the Mishkan . I had read the endless narratives in the Torah many times where each part of the Tabernacle, meticulously detailed by the Lord, commanded the Israelites to only build a copy of the heavenly image. I h…

The return of Christ to establish His eternal Kingdom initiates an exciting time of restoration for much, but not all, of the earth. After the final battle of Armageddon, some places will never be inhabited again. We read, “It [Babylon] will never be inhabited, Nor will it be settled from generatio…