Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Christian Apologetics
I'm very happy to have readers around the world, even in countries where some of us would think there isn't enough freedom to be able to discover or read such a blog site as this. Being mindful of all you wonderful people out there-brothers and sisters in my human family-I thought it necessary to make … Continue reading THE GOSPEL OF JESUS
Here's the third and final part of my personal study on "Mystery Babylon". It probably needs a little editing, so it's a rough diamond... THE MERCHANDISE OF MYSTERY BABYLON: CHAPTER 18 Revelation chapter 18, which describes the destruction of a great city which has made the merchants of the world rich, is often interpreted as … Continue reading BABYLON THE GREAT, Part 3
Some churches are doing a lot more "proselytizing" these days, and I'm sorry to say that I'm not referring to the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ... EVILUTION This coming weekend many churches professing to be "Christian" will be celebrating "Darwin Weekend", arranged around Charles Darwin's birthday. Yes, it's a "Howling Wolf Ministries" weekend … Continue reading THROWING TRUTH TO THE GROUND, Part 2
While I don't see a rebuilt city of Babylon in Bible prophecy, I'm sure there must be a future-or contemporary-manifestation of the woman called "Mystery Babylon" in Revelation. There must be a place, an organization or an influence fulfilling what God describes as an adulterous prostitute. So what exactly will (or does) the last-days manifestation of … Continue reading WHO OR WHAT IS MYSTERY BABYLON? Part 2
Revelation is possibly as rich in imagery as any book ever written, but I don't agree that it's impossible to unravel all those word-pictures. Here's the result of my own on-going study of the mysterious "Mystery Babylon" of Revelation, in three or four parts... (Lower Manhattan, with the One World Trade Center) Photo: King of Hearts / Wikimedia Commons … Continue reading WHO OR WHAT IS “BABYLON THE GREAT”? Part 1
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