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12/16/2013 - Jesus’ narrow escape from Nazareth made it virtually impossible for Him to live there any lo... Read More
12/14/2013 - The mission of Jesus was prophesied in Isaiah 61:1, 2. Luke records it in the Greek language, but... Read More
12/13/2013 - Luke 4:14-15 says, 14 And Jesus returned [hupostrepho, “under a revolutionary turn”]... Read More
In many articles and books, I have shown why Christ must come twice. Each manifestation has its own unique characteristics and purpose, and it requires two comings to complete the divine plan. When Jacob-Israel divided the responsibilities o... Read More
The word Hebrew comes from the root word abar, which means "to cross over." Abar is #5674 in Strong's Concordance, which says also that the word is "used very widely of any transition." A Hebrew is an immigr... Read More
It is now clear that the Iraqi people's concern about America is well founded. They have said all along that America plans to remain in Iraq and dominate its government, as it has done in so many other countries in the past. President Bush has stated t... Read More
According to a Mideast On Target article written by Jewish author Yisrael Ne'eman on May 28, 2007, "This year's 40th anniversary of the unification of Jerusalem was for the most part cancelled by torrential rains flooding out the c... Read More
Series: Remember Lot's Wife - In Luke 17:22 and 26 Jesus speaks of "the days of the Son of Man," while in verses 24 and 30 Jesus speaks of the "day" as singular. No doubt the "day" and "days" have a broader application than simply 24-hour pe... Read More
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