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Introduction: A Law Older Than the Tablets Many people treat the “Law of Moses”—especially the Ten Commandments—as though it was something brand new, introduced for the first time at Mount Sinai. But the idea that humanity had no law before Moses is not only theologically weak—it’s biblically false. The truth is, what we often call […]

Introduction: We Are in a Spiritual War To follow Christ, we must begin with a right mind—a mind that sees clearly what is of God and what is not. Once you understand that your flesh and your natural understanding are not you, but are actually enemies of God, the picture becomes clearer: you are at

Intro: What Is a Right Mind, Righteous Mind, Renewed Mind, and What Is Holiness? Many people seek change by trying to correct one sin at a time, but the Bible calls us to something far deeper: a transformed mind. This article explores what the right mind, righteous mind, and renewed mind truly are, and answers

Intro: Be Healed from Sexual Immorality Sexual immorality is not just a physical problem—it’s a mind and heart problem. Many people cry out to God for help with a specific sexual sin, yet never address the deeper root: a broken mind estranged from God. The truth is, we need more than deliverance from one sin;

Primary keywords: Genesis 50 summary, seek salvation with fear and trembling Intro: Genesis 50 Summary and the Urgency to Seek Salvation Genesis 50 marks the conclusion of the book of beginnings, and it does so with weighty themes of death, forgiveness, and legacy. In this chapter, Joseph mourns the death of his father Jacob, buries

Introduction: Genesis 49 Summary and the Blessings of the Twelve Tribes Genesis 49 is a pivotal chapter that captures Jacob’s final prophetic words to his twelve sons. These blessings, or pronouncements, reveal not only the character and destiny of each son but also the future of the twelve tribes of Israel. As he lies on

In Genesis 48, the story about Ephraim and Manasseh shifts from the political and economic survival of Israel in Egypt (Genesis 47) to the spiritual inheritance that would shape the identity of the tribes of Israel for generations. Jacob is near death, and Joseph brings his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim, to receive a blessing.

Intro: Reclaiming Biblical Prosperity The prosperity gospel theology is godly. Yet, the phrase “prosperity gospel” has become a heretical term to many Christians. And that’s a shame—because the Gospel is all about prosperity. A simple concordance search reveals that the word prosper appears over 60 times in the King James Version (KJV). These references span

Summary of Genesis 47 KJV Genesis 47 KJV recounts a critical moment in biblical history. Joseph presents five of his brothers and his father Jacob to Pharaoh. Pharaoh receives them favorably and grants them land in Goshen—the most fertile part of Egypt. Jacob, though a foreigner and old man, blesses Pharaoh twice. As the famine

Introduction: When Jacob Goes to Egypt Genesis 46 marks a major transition in the story of Israel’s beginnings. Jacob goes to Egypt not merely to see his long-lost son, Joseph, but because God is orchestrating a larger plan. In this chapter, Jacob receives a divine vision, uproots his entire household, and relocates to a foreign