What if we as Christians were to change our lives and learn from the book of Ezekiel how to live godly? What if God’s Word is applicable in our everyday lives—goals, motives, relationships and more. What if you could learn how to apply prophet Ezekiel? You can with Lessons from the Book of Ezekiel by… Read More »Lessons From The Book Of Ezekiel Pdf
If you’re a bigger believer in King David and the Old Testament, you might know The Book of Chronicles as one of the books in the Bible. It was written way after Samuel, Ezra and Nehemiah and often gets neglected in studying Scripture. But it contains some important lessons that we can still learn from… Read More »Lessons From The Book Of Chronicles
Leadership Lessons From The Book Of Nehemiah: Practical Lessons For The Church Today is a detailed study of the Nehemiah story. It reveals the principles behind this great man’s leadership, which are as relevant today as they were in his day. Leadership Lessons From The Book Of Nehemiah: Practical Principles For Today’s Leaders, explains fifteen… Read More »Leadership Lessons From The Book Of Nehemiah
In the Bible, the number 999 can mean a few things. The first is that it’s a reference to God’s holiness. In Revelation 4:8, John says: “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of His glory.” The book of Revelation makes frequent use of three-digit numbers to express God’s… Read More »What Does 999 Mean In The Bible
6666 is a reference to the number of the beast, which is traditionally understood to refer to Satan. The Bible says that in the end times, all evil will be released upon the world and people will worship it. The Bible also says that this beast will have seven heads and ten horns. The number… Read More »What does 6666 mean in the Bible
When we unitedly serve each other and all of our Father’s children, we can be instruments in the hands of God, not only to relieve physical suffering but, more importantly, to succor those who are in need spiritually. Alma 26:3: “This is the blessing which hath been bestowed upon us, that we have been made… Read More »Bible Verses About Being An Instrument of God
Abraham was the patriarch of the Hebrews, and according to the Bible, he had three wives: Sarah, Hagar, and Keturah. Sarah was Abraham’s first wife, who bore him Isaac—the son whose name would become synonymous with “Hebrew” in later generations. She was also the mother of Ishmael, by Hagar, who would become the ancestor of… Read More »Who Were the Wives of Abraham in the Bible
In the Bible, Abraham’s sons are Ishmael and Isaac. Ishmael is born to Hagar, Abraham’s concubine; Isaac is born to Sarah. Abrahams Sons In Order Abraham had eight sons listed in the Bible. His first son was Ishmael born through his wife’s maidservant, Hagar, when Abraham and his wife, Sarah, were struggling with infertility (Genesis 16). Abraham was 86… Read More »Who Were The Sons Of Abraham In The Bible
What do Angels sound like according to the Bible? The Bible tells us that angels sound like trumpets, but it also says that they have no voices. So how do we know what angels sound like if they’re not supposed to be heard? They are spirits, akin to God. Messengers of God: Hebrews 1:14 describes angels… Read More »What Do Angels Sound Like According To The Bible
The Bible does not provide a clear description of what Abraham looked like. However, we have many clues in our historical record to help us understand what he may have looked like. Abraham was born around the year 1900 B.C., and lived until about 1750 B.C. His father Terah was a descendent of Shem, one… Read More »What did Abraham in the Bible look like
The New Testament contains a number of contradictions. Some of these are small, but some are quite significant. These contradictions can be used to demonstrate that the Bible is not divinely inspired or reliable. The most famous contradiction in the New Testament is the one between Paul’s letter to the Romans and Jesus’ Sermon on… Read More »Contradictions In The New Testament
Abraham was probably a shade of brown or red, depending on the translation. In the Hebrew text, Abraham is described as “dark-skinned” (Genesis 12:6). In the Greek translation, this is translated as “swarthy,” which means that Abraham had dark skin. What Color Was Abraham? That is a question that I am often asked. The answer,… Read More »What Color Was Abraham In The Bible