Whenever Christians open their bibles to read, the important thing to always take into consideration is ,what is the context of the passage vs believing everything is applicable to their lives today because it is bible content.
The Finished Side vs The Unfinished Side: Exploring The Better Bible
In the realm of The Better Bible, there are two distinct sides: the finished side and the unfinished side.
Understanding the Difference: The New Covenant of Jesus’ Finished Work vs. The New Testament When Christians talk about the New Testament, they often refer to…
In Mark 11 Jesus curses a fig tree because the fig tree had no figs on it when He was hungry, even though it was not the season for figs.Why did Jesus do this? What significance does the cursing of the fig tree have with a Christians salvation ,sin and bloodline curses after salvation?
Jesus replies in Luke 17:20-21 to the question asked “When will your kingdom come” that the kingdom is within you.This creates an immediate conflict with the prayer line teaching in Luke 11:2 NKJV
So He said to them, “When you pray, say: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come. Why is it in conflict with Luke 17:21?
Jesus sermon on the mount has probably got to be one of the most legalistic portion of scripture churches and Christians can apply to their lives when misunderstood or read out of context.
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