Faithful Writers

When Jesus said He didn’t know the day or hour, skeptics saw contradiction. Scripture reveals something deeper—how His humanity and divinity work in perfect unity.

Without realizing it, most people now think Isaiah was talking about satan because Jerome didn’t fully understand the Hebrew text. Isaiah never talked about satan, he was talking about the king of Babylon. In fact, satan is nowhere in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah 14 is about the king of Babylon, his arrogance, and his eventual death because the king equated himself to God and was full of pride.

Explore the theological and grammatical debate surrounding John 1:1. Delve into expert analyses on whether "the Word was God" or "a god" aligns with original Greek texts.

In philosophy, humans are defined by speech—but Scripture goes further. Words don’t just communicate; they create, bless, or destroy. The Bible shows our words have real power to shape destiny.

Discover the power of words in the Bible—how speech can shape lives, unleash blessing, or even carry destructive force from hell itself.

The power unleashed by our words has to fit the broader, general context that God has set up and made us known to be His will.

The New Testament’s accuracy is no accident. Long before it was written down, Scripture was preserved through skilled oral tradition. Once recorded, thousands of carefully copied manuscripts safeguarded its message for future generations.

The word abomination in the Bible has gone through a lot of reinterpretations and redefinitions. 

Some, probably many, will now go the route of saying Jesus accepted all sinners because He sat with them, therefore, this behavior is also accepted. No, He sat with sinners to show His love for them, no matter their sin, to tell them the truth, to offer open forgiveness, and to bring them to repentance.

Discover hidden acrostics and letter codes in the Book of Esther that reveal the Divine Name and point to God’s presence in this mysterious biblical text.

I was told that self-defense for any reason was against the Bible. I be to differ.

Deliberate and intentional changing of the Bible to suit personal feelings is the hallmark making of creating a disaster film.

I do love the odd bits in the Bible. There's the time “Tartarus” was used in the Bible. Except it wasn't.

This verse has been used for centuries against women in the wrong way, now I’m talking about human nature, not God’s intention. The two are not mutually exclusive here; when it comes to understanding what this verse means, you have to go back to what God intended it to be, not what man has turned it into.

God is the World Cup Champion when it came to creating a definitive, active, and dynamic vocabulary on how we are to be and what we need to do. Don’t think God doesn’t expect you to put in a little elbow grease here.

I keep seeing this argument pop up, and I find it both obnoxious and very ignorant. The argument is that Mary wasn’t actually a virgin, and

Naw, and the Book of Psalms proves it. I'll show you. The Psalms were written before the Books of Enoch, it took about 1000 years but they were all still written before Jesus was born. Blue Letter Bible goes even further in giving an estimate for each section of Psalms and the probable timeline it was written in, with Psalms 37 being written during Babylonian Captivity. 539 B.C.

There was a combination of cultures already being biased, superstitions, a serious lack of critical thinking, misreading of Scripture, and a

Here is something a lot of people don’t know. Jesus Himself quoted from the Septuagint. This translation was done in the third century B.C. by Jewish scribes who were experts in Hebrew and Greek.

In more than a hundred languages of the world, the word for “Sabbath” as meaning a day of rest is actually “Sabbath” and refers to Saturday. For example: Arabic=Sabot, Armenian=Shabat, Spanish=Sabado, Italian=Sabato, etcetera.

I wanted to write Psalms 23 in a way so that when people read it, they see the beauty and meaning behind every translated word chosen for this prayer. And when they pray it next, it is not the mindless chant that it has become in churches. 

He was led to believe at some point through an Evangelical church that 2 Kings 6:28-29 was proof that God condones us eating people. Yep, you read that right, all of us present had dropped jaws. Now I’m not dinging this gentleman at all. He is currently in the process of trying to unlearn and learn new things from the Bible and about God. He’s doing exactly what he’s supposed to be doing, which is studying and asking a lot of questions.

What was originally a word describing a group of people who followed Christ gathering together became a building to attend.