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All that we believe and do needs to be grounded not on basic knoweldege but on "accurate knoweldge." Most professedd Christians have varing degrees of knowelge, but not accurate. Consider and reflect on the scriptures: Romans1:28; 10:2; Ephisians 1:7; Philippians 1:9; Colossians 1:9, 10; 2:2...

The "little horn" refers to Britian. See my post on Sept 17, 2025.

Read Colossians 1:15. 16 about this subject..

The linage of Christ can seem to be contradictory. Although Joseph’s linage is from David, Matthew’s account is not a true “blood line” because Jesus did not have a biological father. However, his step-father was also from the linage of David. In Luke’s account, Joseph is identified as the son...

I believe or it seems to me that King David was the writer of Psalms 72

The first resurrection refers to the 144,000 Anointed with a heavenly reward. The second resurrection refers to the non- anointed with an earthly reward. “The rest of the dead did not come to life until the thousand years were ended” is not referring to the literal dead. It is refereeing to the...

The reference to the ten horns and subsequent “little horn” is mentioned in Daniel 7:8, 19, 20, 23, and 24. The “ten horns” are smaller kingdoms that formed from the forth beast’s expanded empire, but after/during its decline and dissolution before the little horn emerged. (Chapter 7:7) This...

The beast described at Daniel 7:6 and 8:21 refers to the Greek Empire. Later, the four sub-kingdoms that arose out of Alexander’s kingdom (Daniel 8:8, 22), and they were absorbed/conquered by Rome-becoming the sixth world power of Bible prophecy. (Daniel 7:7; Revelation 17:10) The “small horn”...

What publication did the excerpt originate? What was the year? Are you aware that the JW's do not use the King James Version. I suspect that this pubication was written about 100 years ago.

Jesus was talking with his disciples about this reward. They are part of the 144,000 anointed ones of whom will be the resurrected first and awarded heavenly abodes. Actually, they do not “fall asleep in death” as most of us have and will. (1 Corinthians 15:51, 52) Compare: Luke 12:32; John...

Jesus quoted or made reference to Psalms 82:6 7 in which human judges, whom God condemned for not executing justice, were called “gods.” It seems to me that Jesus viewed his opposers in this same context. Also compare Exodus 4:16; 7:1.

There are few, if any, English words in our Bibles that where in the original scriptual writings? The word "fornication" evolved from Greek-like many other words used in English. This word, that is used in the English language, describes any and all sexual activity outside the marriage, The...

Reading I Corinthians 15:20-28-first-may help with answering your question. After Christ resurrects his followers from death, he proceeds to bring “...to nothing all government and all authority and power.”-1 Corinthians 15:24. Then, at the end of Jesus’ 1,000 year reign, he “hands over the...

I am somewhat confused. Regardless, fornication is any sexual activity outside the marriage (male and female) arrangement. I feel that the Bible makes that clear.

What I understand is that we must have the right spirit for the right purpose, the spirit of unselfish, whole-souled devotion to our Creator. Read Ephesians 2:8, 9. Now that we have received the free gifts of understanding and accurate through Christ, we should be inspired to share these gifts...

Those "born of God" refer to the 144,000 annointed mentioned in Revelations. This does not mean that they are free to sin deliberately.

The linage of Christ can seem to be contradictory. Yes, although Joseph’s linage is from David, Matthew’s account is not a true “blood line” because Jesus did not have a biological father. However, his step-father was also from the linage of David. In Luke’s account, Joseph is identified as...

With respect, I am not understanding the reltionship of "listening...with the "soul." Consider what the phlosophers Aristotle and Plato formulated about the soul. Humans do not have a "soul"; we are a soul. Animals are a soul. Furthermore, God refers to his soul. Psalms 11:5; 24:4; Isaiah...

I agree to most of your points. This is my summary of understanding. Jesus Christ was speaking to his disciples in the present of the Pharisees and scribes prior to the account at Luke 16:19-31; and, often taught a lesson by telling a story through the means of parables or illustrations. In...

How do you understand that Satan/Devil (deceiverresister) is named Lucifer. It is not mentioned in the Bible.