The Hub and the Spokes
The Spirit cannot be directly defined — Jesus said so himself. But it can be pointed at. Every biblical pointer is a spoke aimed at the same hub. And the hub, it turns out, is closer than it appears.
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From Stone to Flesh
What if “law” is the wrong word entirely? What if Torah was never a legal code but an arrow aimed at a specific target — and the hiding of it in stone was part of the message?
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Mask and Verdict
Most of us learned the word hypocrite as a moral label — someone who says one thing and does another. It is not a wrong definition, but it is a thin one. The word carries more than that, and when the fuller meaning comes into view, it lands differently.
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The Mask and the Metamorphosis
When we read the word “repentance,” we think of guilt or behavior changes. But the original Greek text uses a word that explodes past those limits: Metanoia.
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The Word That Isn’t Just a Word
When you read the opening of the Gospel of John—“In the beginning was the Word”—what comes to mind? Most picture text on a page or a spoken message.
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The Biblical Principle of Cycles Within Cycles
The 7 Seals, 7 Trumpets, and 7 bowls/vials of the book of Revelation DEMONSTRATE a valuable PRINCIPLE for understanding The Bible. It is so critical, that it is a significant revelation of The Feast of Weeks.
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Matthew 13:33 – Some Helpful Questions
Leaven plays a significant symbolic roll in the scriptures. This is a bit less of a commentary, and more to provoke some actual thinking on this verse.
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Two Hebrew Biblical Calendars
Why are there two calendars used by Israel in The Bible? Does God ordain both? Do both serve a purpose? How do they fit together?
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George Carlin on Our Cognitive Dissonance of God’s Love
George can be a bit much for some, but he makes some valid points.
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From Puzzle Pieces to The Picture of Jesus Christ
There can be so much confusion in Christianity and life in general – often unrecognized. How can we come to realize and eliminate this confusion?
