If the Sabbath were to be abolished for believers in Christ, it would have taken on all the hallmarks of a holy war within Judaism & the NT

Jesus did not abolish the Sabbath but deepened its meaning, and if he did not abolish the feasts, then we should observe them as well.

The phrase 'uncovering nakedness' is an idiom for sexual intercourse, in this case, maternal incest.

The coming of Christ does not do away with the Old Testament feasts. Christ fulfils these festivals, but he doesn't abolish them.

In 1,800 years of Christian history, nobody had ever dreamed of a secret Rapture before john Nelson Darby

For most of Christian history theologians and church leaders have debated what Paul meant with his statements about women, particularly 1...

Is your salvation determined, or do you have a choice? Will salvation life be in a timeless vacuum, or will you live on Earth?

Did Jesus have a view on polygamy? What does the bible teach about polygamy? The ideals God laid down about marriage at creation.

Are Enoch and Elijah in heaven? Or does scripture teach something else?

The vindication of the sanctuary of Daniel 8 is here applied to Christ's death on Calvary.

Matt. 16:18-19 has puzzled Christians down through the years for a number of reasons. What was Jesus really saying?

The first big difference between biblical Christianity and the rest is the Unity of Man, and the second is the Unity of Scripture.

The Bible nowhere mentions a journey to heaven, nor is heaven ever mentioned as the dwelling place of the saved. It is not a bible concept.

Man does not have a soul, man is a soul. The whole person, body+mind+heart (or the spiritual side) = soul. No part can ever be separated.

A parable is a story that is meant to convey a message. All the elements of the story will not match reality and it's not necessarily truth.

Christ defeated Satan at the Cross and paid for our sins. That is the main battle that Gideon’s battle foreshadowed.

The vindication of Dan. 8:14 is that of the kingdom of God, fulfilled in the death of the Messiah and Priest of that same sanctuary.

The Bible position on divorce is misunderstood if the Judaic historical context is ignored. Jesus is agreeing with Moses...

Paul seems to be adamantly against what is happening in Corinth, regarding tongues especially. He tells them to "grow up."

I read with dismay a recent Spectrum Bot article titled, “Wait! Let’s Look at That Again: Tithe.” [1] As you can read below the author...