The Walks of Paul
Paul uses the word “walk” many times in his epistles. The verb peripateo occurs 96 times in the New Testament. In the KJV it is translated “walk” in all but three places. As one can see from the passages below, Paul uses “walk” in predominately metaphorical way. Abbott-Smith says that the word is used “metaphorically, […]
“Love Is Love”
The phrase “love is love” became widely used as a rallying cry for the LGBTQ+ rights movement primarily in the mid-2010s, with its popularity significantly increasing around 2014, signifying that love between any two people should be equally valued regardless of their gender or sexual orientation. “Love is love” is a tautology. This is a phrase […]
Empty Religion
The world is divided over the matter of worshiping and serving God. To be sure, most people are perfectly content with things as they are, and they have been lulled into a false sense of security which says: “We are all one, no matter where we come from, or what our religious practices, we are […]
Because You Have Seen Me, You Have Believed
“He is not here, but risen” (Luke 24:6). These were the words spoken by angels to the women that early Sunday morning immediately following the crucifixion of Jesus. And, He had been dead. When soldiers approached Jesus’ cross to break His legs which would hasten His death on that afternoon, to their amazement they found […]