Visits: 20[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Brief Articles 2 page.] Having seen several very plausible, if not compelling, reasons for understanding the days of creation in Genesis 1 to be literal, 24-hour periods, we suggest the following additional reasons:…
Visits: 19[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our New Uploads 2 page.] A pivotal question relating to the plausibility of the theory of evolution with its ages lasting millions of years is, “How long were the days of creation in Genesis…
Visits: 18[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Brief Articles 2 page.] One cannot study the subject of origins, and the theory of evolution, without considering what the Bible says about how the universe originated. The atheistic evolutionist, who utterly denies the…
Visits: 29[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Manuscripts page.] Introduction Both literature and the spoken word abound with figures of speech—words or phrases that are used to mean something other than their normal or literal meanings. Figures of speech are actually…
Visits: 14[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Brief Articles-1 page.] The Bible is a unique book. Of the millions of books that have been written, it alone is from God. While it is the revelation of God’s mind to men, it…
Visits: 39[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Manuscripts page.] Introduction Hermeneutics is a word created from the name of Hermes, a god of Greek mythology, who served as interpreter for the other gods, especially Jupiter. Thus, hermeneutics refers to the science…
Visits: 49[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Manuscripts page.] Introduction The study of figures of speech employed by the inspired writers is engrossing, fascinating, and rewarding to the serious student. Figurative language enriches the meaning of various concepts beyond that which…
Visits: 117[Note: This MS is available in larger font on our Manuscripts page.] Some Preliminary Considerations To mutilate some lines from Shakespeare’s Sonnet 43, “By how many names do we know thee? Let us count the names:” “Kingism,” “AD 70 Theology,” “Realized Eschatology,” “Preterism,” “Covenant…
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