King Solomon
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Many dedicated students of God’s Word believe that the KJV, the King James Version of the Bible, is the only reliable English translation. This includes many who fully understand the meaning and importance of studying ...
Matthew 6:19-21 19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor ...
Yes, the father is the head of every home regardless of what the “politically correct” crowd thinks about it. It is God, our Creator who decided our roles, not any person or society. Our opinions ...
I don’t think most people even give this a thought. What is your thinking on this? Are you as a parent only leaving them with a temporal, material inheritance? What kind of priorities have you ...
I have heard people ask this question all my adult life. What is the correct answer? As always, we will look at what God tells us about it in the Bible. Probably the first thing ...
I think people assume the twelve apostles were saved the same way people are saved today. But is that true? People are saved today by believing in the gospel as presented by the apostle Paul. ...
What are we to think of the command Jesus gave the “rich young ruler” to sell his possessions and distribute the money he received to the poor? He DID give him such a command, didn’t ...
My first thought on this is that a lot of people certainly hope such a place as Purgatory exists. But what’s the truth about this? Can people count on this? In His earthly ministry, Jesus ...
The story of these “wise men” that came to visit and worship Jesus takes up a whole chapter in the book of Matthew. We’ll walk through it and note a few of the important and ...
My wife and I dearly love our grandchildren, but our first responsibility is to our own children. There’s no question about that. But what do we naturally know about training children? Practically nothing comes to ...
