
Jesus didn’t rise from the dead on a random day. He rose on a specific Jewish holy day. Why?
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Jesus didn’t rise from the dead on a random day. He rose on a specific Jewish holy day. Why?
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Some people like to challenge the significance of Good Friday by debating certain details, particularly whether Jesus actually died on a Friday. But in doing so, they often miss the larger point: what His death accomplished.
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The gift of redemption—Jesus dying in our place—is available to everyone. But it must be believed. It must be received. And to those who believe and receive this gift, there is eternal life.
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The Bible is extraordinarily clear that Jesus is our Passover Lamb and the ultimate fulfillment of what the Lord instituted. Why is this so significant?
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The Israel–Palestine conflict is among the most contested issues of the modern era, marked by deeply held convictions on all sides. The competing narratives shape how the conflict is interpreted and judged, yet neither can be evaluated responsibly in isolation. An honest assessment requires examining the historical background, political developments, and underlying claims that inform each position.
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Over the past several years, there have been numerous individuals and articles exposing what some consider the pagan roots of Christmas. Most of these discussions are directed toward Christians, claiming that the observance of Christmas is displeasing to God and even idolatrous in nature. This is a serious claim and one worthy of a sound biblical response.
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When Jesus said, “the kingdom of God will be taken from you,” was He referring to Israel or another group?
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When God said, “I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you,” was He referring to Abraham alone, or did God include Abraham’s descendants?
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