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Noah and the Blood Covenant

Noah is the first believer in scripture to overtly offer God innocent animal sacrifice, making him the first literally revealed man of blood covenant in the Bible. This article will show how this world renowned patriarch’s salvation through the Great Flood is rooted in the blood covenant of atonement that foreshadowed Jesus Christ.

A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient

This article discusses how hermeneutics can crack the cover of Bible prophecy in your personal study. It links several articles that give you the heremeneutical tools for your “own” eschatology study. Where the Word of God Is Bound, So Are We, Where It’s Not, We Are Free is the basic rule of this literal study discipline. Become your own eschatologian today, at Eschatology Today.

The Battle of Gog

There is a prophesied end-times war in the Old Testament book of Ezekiel that will once again  unleash God’s divine power to utterly destroy an enemy that comes against Israel. Ezekiel says God will turn this enemy about and put a thought in his head to come out of the north to attack. He adds God will route this enemy (plant a maddening thought) causing its forces to turn their weapons on one another. …

Christ in You – the Hope of Glory

We all want to be raptured. I certainly do. But the interpretation of a rapture teaching by Jesus in John 14 shrouds the most impacting New Testament revelation Jesus disclosed in the Gospels: the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in Christ’s born-again church. We are the Father’s house today in the earth. Was Jesus in John 14 really interested in an event He knew would take place two thousand years from that time when He was preparing to suffer the Cross to give birth to His church? Or was he interested in the birth of His church?