Continuing the Letter of Paul to the Galatians into chapter 2 2:1 Then fourteen years after I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, and took Titus with me also. Every word of the Bible is inspired, therefore it is important to read each word carefully. The book of Acts is not the last book …
The Earth is composed of two things. Just two. Energy and matter. World religions have typically, if not always, have been in consensus. Polytheistic religions state that their “gods” come from Earth, water, the Sun, and numerous other material source. This is a common trend, passed down through history. Regardless of their origin, their is …
Christians are excellent at buying stocks. Buying as in bartering for something. Stocks as in a claim to a piece of something. The true Christian is a member of the Body of Christ. The Body of Christ is those who believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and have been adopted into the family of …
Here is a little story about happiness. Recently, I got stuck behind an Amazon van. The back and side of this van read the following. “Warning: contents of van may cause happiness.” I read it once. I read it twice. I read it a third time. And I thought to myself- “That’s it? That is …
“The Bones of the Gospel” is an old message written that contributor Jacob Harris had only recently rediscovered and has yet to be published. We pray you enjoy. *** The bones of the Gospel. It is a phrase not discoverable within the Word of God. Nowhere can it be stumbled upon and nowhere can it …
Galatians 1:1-12 1:1 Paul, an apostle, (not of men, neither by man, but by Jesus Christ, and God the Father, who raised him from the dead;) Every commentary ever written, in one form or another, addresses the immovable, unchanging Truth of Scripture in the writer’s cultural context. The point of exegesis is to minimize this …
2. Structure 3. Notes regarding the nature of Galatians 4. Date: Between A.D. 49 – 58 5. Title: To the Churches of Galatia 6. Galatians background: 7. Author: The Apostle Paul 8. Written from: Author’s Introductory Note on Galatians: To …