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12 articles, ordered by date published, newest first.

Noah, Shem, Job, Melchizedek, and Abraham in a Post-Babel World

Biblical TheologyMay 4, 2026

Genesis 10–11 sets Babel’s judgment between genealogies to trace nations, lands, and languages, then to recover the spiritual patriarchs who founded God’s kingdom in Salem and Hebron. In Shem’s blessing and Melchizedek’s priesthood, Scripture unveils Jerusalem’s ancient righteousness and covenantal purpose.

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Keeping the Sabbath in the New Testament?

Biblical TheologyFeb 23, 2026

Oldtimers used to preach against sabbath-breakers with holy indignation as if they were speaking to adulterers and murderers. Afterall, it is the violation of the 4th Commandment, which states: “Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy.”

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“The Apostle of the Gentiles” – Rom. 11:13

Biblical TheologyOct 4, 2024

The things revealed to Paul are impressive. Somehow, even Peter was compelled to publicly acknowledge the staggering “wisdom” of Paul’s Epistles (2 Pet. 3:15-16). How were all these things revealed to the Apostle Paul?

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Do you go to Church?

Biblical TheologySep 15, 2022

The Church isn’t a building. You can’t go to Church. It’s only possible to become the Church through a miraculous conversion to Jesus Christ by the power of the Gospel.

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Every Generation Since 800 B.C.

Biblical TheologyDec 3, 2019

If you don't know what I am talking about, then your fathers and forefathers have failed you. This comes out to be nearly 3,000 years of criminal negligence. Are you a student of Church history?

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Wiser than the Ancients? (Ps. 119:97-100)

Biblical TheologyNov 26, 2019

Nowadays, in order for God to be honored aged men must be dishonored. In order for God to be heard the status quo hierarchy of authority must be disrupted. This proves true for all man-made structures of authority.

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