Robert Eubanks

Intro: Sodom and Gomorrah Foreshadows Destruction of the Temple The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 18–19 is often read as a moral tale about sin and divine judgment. But there’s more beneath the surface. Jesus Himself draws a connection between Sodom and the generation that would witness the fall of Jerusalem and its […]

Birth of Jesus Bible Verses Intro Could the birth of Jesus Bible verses actually begin all the way back in Genesis 18? While the Gospels provide the clearest account of Christ’s birth, Genesis 18 offers a surprising foreshadowing. The miraculous promise of Isaac’s birth shares striking similarities with the birth of Jesus, hinting that God’s

Intro: Circumcision Covenant with Abraham and God Genesis 17 marks a profound turning point in the biblical narrative. Here, God establishes an everlasting covenant with Abraham—one that will impact not only his descendants but the entire course of salvation history. This covenant wasn’t just about land or blessings—it included signs, name changes, and divine promises

Intro: Who Goes to Hell According to the Bible? People have long debated who goes to heaven and who ends up in hell. Some point to good deeds, others to correct doctrine, and still others to religious rituals or moral living. But Jesus offered piercing clarity—not by giving us a checklist, but by revealing heart

Intro: Hagar and Ishmael Read the full biblical account of Hagar and Ishmael in the Book of Genesis:Genesis 16 & Genesis 21 (KJV) and Genesis 21 The story of Hagar and Ishmael is one of the most overlooked yet deeply profound narratives in the book of Genesis. The account of Hagar and Ishmael offers a

Introduction: God’s Covenant with Abram Genesis 15 marks a foundational moment in the relationship between God and Abram. After Abram’s courageous rescue of Lot and his refusal to profit from Sodom’s king, God comes to Abram in a vision, saying, “Fear not, Abram: I am thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward” (Genesis 15:1, KJV).

Introduction: Melchizedek Explained and Nephilim Explained For generations, scholars and believers have puzzled over two of the most mysterious figures in the Bible: the Nephilim and Melchizedek. But what if the answers have been hidden in plain sight all along? You will leave this article with Melchizedek explained and the Nephilim explained This article brings

Introduction: Abraham Saves Lot and Abraham Meets Melchizedek Unlike earlier chapters—where Abraham lied to Pharaoh in Genesis 12 or passively avoided conflict in Genesis 13—Genesis 14 reveals a new level of faith. When Lot is taken captive, Abraham doesn’t waver. He acts. He rescues. And through this act, he finds himself face-to-face with the mysterious

The Separation of Abraham and Lot: A Story of Becoming, Not Arriving The story of Abraham and Lot is one of quiet decisions with eternal impact. The story of Abraham, often called the “father of faith,” isn’t the story of a man who had it all together from the start. It’s the story of a

Introduction: A Journey Begins Genesis 12 marks a turning point in Scripture. Out of a world scattered by Babel and confused by idolatry, God calls one man—Abraham—to walk by faith into the unknown. The calling of Abraham is more than just a personal instruction; it’s the beginning of God’s redemptive plan to bless all nations.