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Which Bible Translation is the Most Accurate?
Discover the nuances of Bible translation accuracy as we explore popular versions like the NASB, CSB, ESV, NRSV, and KJV/NKJV. Understand the factors influencing accuracy and find the translation that aligns with your study needs and theological preferences.
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The Basics: Four Types of Theology
In the realm of Biblical studies, the word theology encompasses a rich and diverse landscape, comprising various disciplines and approaches. One helpful framework for...
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“Spare the Rod Spoil the Child” Is Not in Proverbs – Are There Alternatives?
"Spare the rod spoil the child." It's not actually in the Bible, but appears to originate from Proverbs 13:24. This phrase has sparked debates and discussions about the most effective methods of child-rearing.
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made – Psalm 139:14 Tells Us the Truth about Ourselves
The phrase fearfully and wonderfully made from Psalm 139:14 has resonated through ages, and offers profound insight into our creation and existence. This single...
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Is “You Have Not Because You Ask Not” Really True?
At its core, "You have not because you ask not" is a call to deepen our faith and trust in God's willingness and ability to provide for us.
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Find True Rest: “Come to Me All Who Are Weary”
There is profound comfort and promise in Jesus's words, "Come to me, all who are weary." Explore the invitation to find true rest in Him, the instruction to learn from His gentleness and humility, and the assurance that His burden is light and His yoke easy.
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Life’s Priority: “Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God”
"Seek ye first the kingdom of God" is more than a verse; it's a lifestyle—a calling to live with divine priority in a world that often offers conflicting messages about what is truly important.
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By His Stripes We Are Healed: The Essence of All Healing
"By His stripes we are healed." This Bible phrase has much to teach us about how God heals us spiritually, physically, and emotionally.