MY QUESTION: Explain how church worked in the NT. Biblically, what was the form, practices, and what was important, where they met, etc… and anything…

My question: At the most foundational level, Christ firstly died in obedience to the Father. Explain this from Scripture, in terms of priorities, etc.?  …

QUESTION:    Many today argue that the gifts of the Spirit were only for the NT season, and ceased. Do a deep dive study on…

QUESTION:  In Scripture what is the difference between wine and strong drink?   In most English Bibles, “wine” and “strong drink” translate two different beverage…

MY QUESTION: Tell me about any possible connection between: the Canaanites reaching the full measure of their wickedness before God would/could drive them out of…

Summary: In conservative evangelical biblical theology, the meaning of life is not self-invented but God-given: humanity exists to know God, image God, love God, obey…

Explain the difference between the words ‘faith’ and ‘belief’ in Scripture?   Summary of main points In the Bible’s original languages, “faith” and “believe” are…

Main points summary The Gospel of Thomas (GTh) was not received as inspired Scripture by the early catholic (proto-orthodox) churches because it lacked credible apostolic…

Summary of main points God chose Israel by sovereign election for covenant, revelation, worship, and redemptive history, beginning explicitly with Abraham and then narrowing through…

Question: Numbers 9:6 And there were certain men who were unclean through touching a dead body, so that they could not keep the Passover on…

Question:  God repeatedly states that Aaron/Levi will have no inheritance in the Land. The Lord will be their inheritance. Can this be symbolic of the…

Do an in depth study on the difference between the Spirit and the Soul in Scripture?   Summary of main points In Scripture, “soul” and…

QUESTION: There is debate as to how long Israel were in Egypt. Some say 400 years, but other say 215 years, and the 400 years…

Summary of main points Scripture uses “soul” and “spirit” with real overlap, and often uses either term for the whole inner person. In the OT,…

Summary (main points) No—“I will vomit/spit you out of my mouth” (Rev 3:16) is not surely a statement of individual loss of salvation. Exegetically, it…

Summary (main points) In Revelation’s own symbolism, the “lampstand” is the church as a recognized light-bearing congregation among Christ’s churches (Rev 1:20). To “remove the…

Summary (main points) “Deliver to Satan” (παραδοῦναι … τῷ σατανᾷ) is best read as formal expulsion/excommunication: removing a person from the church’s protected sphere into…

Summary of main points אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה (ʾehyeh ʾăšer ʾehyeh) uses the Hebrew imperfect of היה (hāyâ, “to be / become / come to pass”),…

MY QUESTION: 1 Corinthians 15:34 Think carefully about what is right, and stop sinning. For to your shame I say that some of you don’t…

QUESTION: These translations interpret ‘fear’ in this way in 2 Corinthians 5:11 (below) But what is the correct reading of the greek? How versions of…

QUESTION: give me the verses and reasons why those who hold to the ‘once saved always saved’ belief. Not Calvinism with it’s double predestination, but…

QUESTION:   We know of God’s Impassibility. Then how is the instance where God says to Satan ‘You incited me to strike Job’ to be understood?…

John 3:1 Now there was a man of the Pharisees named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews. 2 This man came to Jesusa by night…

Summary of main points The phrase “take every thought captive” comes from 2 Corinthians 10:5 and is part of Paul’s warfare metaphor for apostolic ministry:…

Summary of main points In Scripture, “to know God” is frequently covenantal and relational, not merely informational: it means acknowledging YHWH as God and living…

A study of HOPE — a multi-layered theological and philosophical analysis Below I follow your requested pathway: Scripture → language → ontology → spiritual dynamics…

My question: What does “Woe to you” really mean? Mat 23:2–36 — “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites… serpents, brood of vipers… how are…

New Testament texts that discourage seeking wealth, wanting to “get rich,” trusting in riches, unjust/shameful gain, bribe-taking, luxury built on oppression, coveting, or profiteering from…

Old Testament texts that discourage seeking wealth, “getting rich,” trusting in riches, unjust gain, bribe-taking, luxury built on oppression, or covetous desire. Scope: Protestant canon…

Aim Define how Scripture uses the “prosper/prosperity” idea across Hebrew and Greek, distinguishing material wealth, well-being/peace, success, flourishing, and spiritual/gospel prosperity. Show representative verses for…