The Birth of Christ
Brief explanations on the following regarding the birth of Christ: Virgin Conception - Swaddling Clothes - Shepherds - Traditional Song - Gifts - December 25th. Read more
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Brief explanations on the following regarding the birth of Christ: Virgin Conception - Swaddling Clothes - Shepherds - Traditional Song - Gifts - December 25th. Read more
According to Eastern culture, a wife is looked down upon if she has no children. Also the childless widow, who has no future chance of bearing children, is thought of as being cursed of God. God does not wrong the barren wife, neither does He lack compassion on the childless widow. God is Spirit, an ... Read more
The pieces of silver are not ten pieces of money or ten coins. Much more than that, they are a gift most precious of all the gifts a bride receives from her bridegroom at the time of their marriage. The losing of one of the pieces of silver means the withdrawal of God's favor upon the family. Read more
A steward in Bible days was not a servant. He had full charge over all the servants and the household as well. He acted for his master in all matters. Read more
This was a very lowly task, but Elijah being a great prophet taught Elisha on all things from the smallest to the greatest. Read more
What has the sycamine tree got to do with the mustard seed, and what has the mustard seed to do with faith? Read more
What has the sycamine tree got to do with the mustard seed, and what has the mustard seed to do with faith? Read more
The mantle is always a sign of authority and power. In the East it is called "The mantle of authority" worn by priests. Read more
"…for joy that a man is born into the world" Read more
The judges, which are federally appointed, are located throughout the land at widely separated locations and handle major cases. Read more
Elders at the Gate, sometimes called the masters of assemblies, are a local type of justice for each village. The name comes from the Sanskrit word "panchayat". These elders are elected. They are the "government of the people, by the people and for the people", so described many centuries ago in Ind ... Read more
A daysman shows both parties are in the wrong. In a court, it is only possible for one party to be wrong. Any fool can punish a wrong-doer, but it takes a gracious man to love the wrongdoer. Jesus loved us to the extent that he died for us! Can't we show as much love towards our next-door neighbo ... Read more
Let Not Your Heart Be TroubledJohn 14:1-4Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, Read more
The practice of "fire walking" is not new, but as old as history and as devilish as Satan. Read more
Idols are frequently erected in the midst of a grove. In the Bible a grove is usually a small plot of ground higher than the surrounding land, on which there are trees that grow quickly and provide shade. These trees that grow quickly are known in the Bible as "green bay trees". Read more
In the Eastern philosophy, either Hindu, Mohammedan or Jewish, if a man is incurable and the doctors have given up on him, then he becomes a beggar, seeking not money, but healing. Read more
This is the chapter describing the translation of Elijah and the beginning of the ministry of Elisha, his successor. Read more
Eastern customs and culture relating to burial and death, as well as Ecclesiastes 12 describing old age and death. Read more