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61. When was the resurrection of the DEAD to occur?
The resurrection of the dead is something we assume happens at the end of the world....but what does the scripture say? Please note that this event also occurs scripturally at the same time as "our...
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60. When was the Second Coming of Jesus?
The event referred to as the second coming is always closely related to the tribulation associated with 'the day of the Lord' which precedes it. It is also frequently linked to the resurrection and the...
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59. What the destruction of the Temple demonstrates
The Temple meant far more to the Jews than we understand today. It was not just like another church building but it was THE ONE AND ONLY PLACE where GOD himself resided at the heart...
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58. What is The Day of the Lord?
There are literally hundreds of references to in the Old and New testament to ..."The Day of the Lord" ... That Day ..."The Day" ..."the Day of vengeance" and ... "The Time of Jacob's Trouble"....troublesome...
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57. Who was to be judged according to Jesus?
The scriptures make it abundantly clear who was to be judged at the 'end of the age' ...and on who God's wrath or His indignation would be poured out in the Great Tribulation. Isaiah (and...
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56. Was ‘the end’ IMMINENT after Jesus came to Jerusalem in AD30?
Even a newly born again child of God with a minimal knowledge of the Old Testament reading the New Testament scriptures would know that 'the END of the AGE' and 'the Day of the Lord'...
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55. What are the ages of the scriptures?
The scriptures refer to 'other ages' or 'ages past', 'this age' or 'this present age' and 'the age to come'...and 'THAT age'. The first test to see if you are correct in your understanding of...
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54. Is there a biblical End of the World?
The older King James Versions wrongly translated 5 references to the end of the aionos (age) as being to the end of the world (cosmos). Newer versions have this corrected. This has lead many to...
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53. Is Hell a place of eternal torment?
The Hebrew word 'sheol' in the Old Testament, mistakenly translated as 'hell' in the KJV, simply means the grave ... or the place for the dead where they waited for judgment. The equivalent word in...
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52. Where do we go when we die?
Under the Old Covenant the Israelites in Jesus day believed that when they died they would all go to 'sheol'...the grave or the place of waiting. What they were waiting for was the resurrection of...
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