Does Jeremiah 52:31 Mention Christmas?
Jeremiah 52:31 mentions the twenty-fifth day of the twelfth month. Is that the same as December 25? Could that be the origin of Christmas? What is this date all about?
Sound teaching, hard passages, prophecy, and errors to avoid.
Jeremiah 52:31 mentions the twenty-fifth day of the twelfth month. Is that the same as December 25? Could that be the origin of Christmas? What is this date all about?
Traditions are all around us. Every people group have their traditions. Even religious groups have traditions. Some traditions are mixed with Christianity. Are traditions good? Should we follow all traditions? If I must reject a tradition what basis do I use? How does tradition threaten Scripture?
If blessings can become curses, does that mean blessings are temporary? Are there permanent blessings? Can permanent blessings change? What would cause blessings to be curses? This is good for all of us…
I will do it before your very eyes. What does that mean? Why is there a lot to learn from the small prophetic book of Zephaniah? This is deep and wider than we expected…
Sometimes to show faith, we respond to greetings by saying, “I am not complaining.” To what extent is that true and right. Does God allow people to complain? What is the difference between complaining and murmuring?
When we go to heaven after sin is destroyed, is there a chance, sin may arise again as it did in the perfect world through Lucifer? Can sin arise a second time? Can God allow one person or nation to be forever invincible and harassing others?
Response matters. This narrative carries a great example of what an impressive response can do to avert a huge crisis. We could be in trouble today because our response is not impressive. Things could get better if our response would be impressive
How do you operate in a situation where you are not sure of the answer? If you are not sure of the answer, what are you sure of? If expecting a specific answer leads to disappointment, what should we expect? This article today will clarify many questions on unanswered prayers…
What is the best time to pray? Is night prayer better than daytime prayer? Are night prayers more likely to be answered than day prayers? Why does the Bible in our text today tells us to pray at night?