The Argument from motion Aquinas' first way

Aquinas’ First Way Explained – The Argument from Motion

Aquinas' First Way is a cosmological argument that suggests that there is a direct link between the existence of change and the existence of God.

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Polycarp to the Philippians

Polycarp to the Philippians was written some time near the middle of the second century. It was written by Polycarp who was a disciple of John

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what is Blind Faith

What is Blind Faith? And is it Biblical?

Blind faith is a belief in an unjustified claim. It happens when people trust because they want to believe. Blind faith is not Biblical.

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the biblical definition of faith

What is The Biblical Definition of Faith? (Pistis – πίστις)

Faith begins with hearing a message; it sprouts when that message is deemed true and blooms when the truth is trusted in and acted upon.

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Baptism for the dead

What is Baptism for The Dead? – 1 Corinthians 15:29

What does Paul mean when he says, "If the dead are not raised... why then are they baptized for them?"

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Immanuel in the Bible

Who is Immanuel?

Immanuel a story of prophecy, fear, and the power of God.

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Methodism

The Core of Methodism In Three Verses

These three verses capture something of the core of Methodism as a movement and helped make it powerful.

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Who is the son of man

“Son of Man” In The Old And New Testament

A look into all the different ways "son of man" is used in the Bible

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Verses about the Son of Man

Jesus Calls Himself The “Son of Man” in 75 Verses

The expression “son of man” was Jesus' favorite way of describing himself. The term appears around 83 times in the New Testament, of which 79 are attributed to Jesus. Christ called himself the “Son of Man” so that he could openly discuss his mission and identity. Those who had an ear to hear could decode…

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why did Jesus ride a donkey?

Why Did Jesus Ride a Donkey Into Jerusalem?

How historical and Biblical context can help us understand the message behind the Triumphal Entry.

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Jesus' authority to forgive sin

Does Jesus’ Authority Over Sin Prove He’s God?- Mark 2:1-12

Does Jesus really claim to be God in the story of the paralytic (Mark 2:1-12)?

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The Beatitudes and the 10 commandments

Do The Beatitudes Fulfill the 10 Commandments?

The harmony of the old and new testaments.

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Verses about Matthew

7 Bible Verse about Matthew the Tax Collector

Every verse about the author of Matthew's Gospel.

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Matthew the Apostle

The Life and Death of Matthew the Apostle

Who was Matthew the tax collector and what did he do after Pentecost?

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Archeological evidence for Bethlehem.

The 2,700-Year-Old Bethlehem Bulla

Evidence for the long history of Bethlehem the birthplace of Jesus.

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Thomas in the Bible

7 Verses about Thomas the Apostle

Though he is most well-known for his doubts about the resurrection, Thomas appears more times in the New Testament than most of the other Apostles. John records many of the doubting Apostles' thoughts and feelings about the events of the New Testament. (See his full biography here: Who was Thomas the Apostle?) Thomas in Acts…

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Matthew's Two names

Why Matthew Has Two Names: (Matthew/ Levi)

Who is Levi, and why is he called Matthew???

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Egyptian Etymology of Biblical names

The Egyptian Origins of Hebrew Names

This is a counterargument to those who believe that the nation of Israel never spent time in Egypt in bondage.

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Verses about Gehenna

19 Verses About Gehenna – “The Vally of Slaughter”

All the verses in the Bible about Gehenna.

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Gehenna in the Bible

What is Gehenna? “The Valley of Slaughter”

Gehenna is a Greek word that comes from the Hebrew word Ge-Hinnom, which means “Valley of Hinnom.” Other names include: “the high place of Topheth,” the “Valley of Ben Hinnom,” and “The Valley of Slaughter.”

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