Why Is the Old Testament Reliable?
Jesus himself took the Old Testament to be true – which is one of the most compelling reasons to trust its authenticity.
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Jesus himself took the Old Testament to be true – which is one of the most compelling reasons to trust its authenticity.
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The Bible speaks about the idea of a “generational curse” – that not just individuals, but entire families, suffer when a member of the family falls into sin.
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God doesn’t always reveal why we suffer in life, but it isn’t because bad things always happen to bad people.
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Does God notice when you do the wrong thing? Does he even care?
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Psalms express the entire range of human emotion and experience through songs written in Hebrew poetic style.
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Have you ever wonder what is the point of the Old Testament sacrifices? Find out in this lesson on the Atonement.
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Christians spend a lot of time reading, preaching, and focusing on the New Testament. But there are 2/3 of the Bible that Christians neglect: the Old Testament. So here are five reasons to read the Old Testament.
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In the Old Testament, God gave his people certain laws for how to handle slavery. In the New Testament, slavery became a picture of how sin works in our lives.
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Take a quick look at the places where Moses lived and fulfilled his ministry.
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Noah makes the faith Hall of Fame because he was willing to trust God at his Word, even when it sounded a little crazy. His decision to trust God was literally the difference between life and death.
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Abel is an early example of a person who trusted in God and demonstrated his faith through obedience. Abel found favor with God because he trusted him enough to accept God’s commands for his life. He shows us that people of faith must come to God on his terms.
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God chose Abraham long ago and made certain promises to him. Those promises apply to all those who become adopted children of Abraham by faith.
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Throughout the Bible, God makes covenants with people. In biblical theology, these kinds of covenants are important because they reveal a fundamental truth: people need God.
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Passover is one of the most special days of the year for people of the Jewish faith and one of the most important celebrations in the Bible.
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Baal went from being a god worshiped by a fringe number of Israelites to a deity authorized by the central government.
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