The Business of Keeping the Saints in the Dark Let there be light! The first recorded “spoken” words of God. Curiously, even this creative decree was a deed whose...
If the Lord’s Prayer recapitulates the structure of the Ten Commandments, its arrangement is ideal for responsive reading in worship.
Nimrod was a mighty hunter “in God’s face.” Once we put him into a “Tabernacle” context, we can understand his motivation and role on...
The altar of God is barbaric and burdensome only to those who are ignorant of the horrors which it restrains. A taste of death...
The abandonment of worship was the underlying cause of the Great Flood. In contrast, the tower and city of Babel established false worship. Evil...
In Psalm 63, David the minstrel king likens himself to Israel, and his sufferings and hope not only take on the form of his...
As sphinxlike cherubim, the Prophets dealt in deathly riddles, but the answers to all their enigmas can be found in the books of Moses.
The rulers of Jerusalem tested Yahweh and refused to enter into His rest. In Matthew 21-22, Jesus is challenged by the authorities five times. The...
The modern practice of dismantling the Bible into a shambles of documents authored in response to disparate historical events rather than viewing it as...
John Weis wisely read Moses and the Revelation twice before reviewing, and on his second pass he made a helpful summary.