Ex. 14:13-14 The Israelites have left Egypt. As they came near the Red Sea, it seemed as if Moses made the wrong turn somewhere and led the Israelites into a valley into the Sea, with the Sea in front of them and mountains on both sides. This was also what Pharaoh thought. He said, “They…
1 Cor. 5:7; Ex. 12 One of the most important feast of the Israelites is the Passover Feast. When the Israelites were about to be freed from their slavery and toil in Egypt, the LORD commanded them to observe this feast. On that night, they were to take a lamb without blemish for every family,…
Gen. 19:16 The sins of Sodom was great. When the angels of the LORD went into Lot, the people of the city, both young and old came to Lot’s house and wanted to “know them” (Gen. 19:5). How wicked! Because of their sins, they told Lot, “We are about to destroy this place, because the…
This is actually one of the most profound theological concepts in Scripture. The phrase “slain from the foundation of the world” in Revelation 13:8 presents what seems like a paradox: How could the Lamb be slain before creation when Jesus was historically crucified around 30-33 AD? Here are the main ways to understand this: 1….
1. Introduction Genesis 1:3 marks the first recorded speech of God — the moment divine utterance pierced the void and brought illumination to creation. This single verse introduces the power of God’s Word, the nature of divine revelation, and ultimately, the foundation of salvation history. Here, the darkness of chaos yields to the command of…