Category Archives: Theologization

2Sa 7:15 But my mercy shall not depart away from him, as I took it from Saul, whom I put away before thee. As many could argue and debate, I shall not pursue now this matter further, for even I … Continue reading →

There's a movie I haven't seen called the Fourth Wise Man, who was looking for Baby Jesus and present him treasures. But never got to Christ while spending his treasures helping the poor and in the end he was commended … Continue reading →

Moses prayed that his name be blotted out for the sake of God's name in Exodus 32:32, Paul wished that himself were accursed from Christ for his brethren in Romans 9:3. These are not the same as the rebellious attitude … Continue reading →

The healing of the sick of the palsy who was let down through the roof was the first Biblical account where Jesus directly forgave a person's sins in public. (Matthew 9, Mark 2, Luke 5) Now when the scribes and … Continue reading →

Albert Barnes' Notes have expounded rather clearly in this case. I would adjourn this research at the junction of two possibilities: 1. That Matthew gives the account of Joseph's line from David; and Luke gives us Mary's from David. 2. … Continue reading →

We love in Truth, for Truth, because of Truth. (2 John) Unfortunately, today, even for those who claim to be Christians, define "love" with pampering, materialism, godless(or godly pretend) fellowships, denial of being judgmental and hypocrisy.

An eleventh commandment, as some might call it. But nay, this must not be so. For the warning in Matthew 7:1 is for those who wish to be the light and salt of our Lord to watch themselves, even more … Continue reading →

Psalms 28:3 Draw me not away with the wicked, and with the workers of iniquity, which speak peace to their neighbours, but mischief is in their hearts.

Mark 7:20 And he said, That which cometh out of the man, that defileth the man.

There are many of occasions such as in Mark 7:36, and many popular explanations. I believe it is also that so that these would reflect upon themselves, individually as to what they have seen. For if they publish these great … Continue reading →