Most people think of judgment as a courtroom scene, but God’s Word judges us every day. By acting as a spiritual mirror, the Bible reveals our hidden thoughts and invites us into a deeper relationship with Christ.

Many Christians wonder if the soul and spirit are different parts of our being. While some suggest a three-part view, the Bible often uses these terms interchangeably to describe our one eternal inner person.

Is a human being made of two parts or three? While the trichotomist view argues for a distinct spirit and soul, many theologians prefer a more unified view of human nature. Explore the arguments for trichotomy and its place in biblical study.

Is a human being made of two parts or three? The dichotomist view argues that we are a unity of the physical body and the immaterial spirit. Explore the biblical evidence for this “two-part” view and why “soul” often describes the whole person.

Philo of Alexandria was a Jewish leader and philosopher who lived during the time of Jesus. Known for his “Logos” doctrine, he bridged the gap between Greek philosophy and the Bible.

Philo of Alexandria lived during the time of Jesus and wrote extensively about the “Logos” as a divine bridge. Discover how his philosophical teachings set the stage for the biblical revelation of Jesus Christ as the Word made flesh.