Category Archives: Theologization

The Arminians make two mistakes: 1. They presume they can know who are saved. 2. They presume the Calvinists know who are not saved and that they can accuse those Calvinists of such presumption.

Genesis 3:15,22 Gen 3:15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel. Gen 3:22 And the LORD God said, Behold, … Continue reading →

Amos 5:15: Hate the evil, and love the good, and establish judgment in the gate: it may be that the Lord God of hosts will be gracious unto the remnant of Joseph. Many would imagine that this gate is the … Continue reading →

The book of Job should be read by the rich of this world. And not just those who face hardships.

As I recently read the Book of Amos, it reminded me of a lot of things seen today. Amos 5 Such as the likes of some pastor, already warned in the old testament. Therefore I must watch myself, so that … Continue reading →

Why sinners are easier to come to listen to Jesus than to the churches today? For one thing, Jesus' righteous testimony has certainly exceeded many Christians today not to mention pastors. We all want acceptance from someone we admire and … Continue reading →

Too many clients these couple of weeks is affecting my schedules. Eventhough a lot of my hours are based on loose estimates, in all fairness, I have maintained a principle: always charging for no more than less hours: If I'm … Continue reading →

We are guilty until made innocent.

Many (especially immigrant or anthropocentric preachers?) presume that Paul was married because they first tried to speculate Paul was a Rabbi or a member of Sanhedrin from certain parts of the Bible and then referring to the Judaic tradition which … Continue reading →

I found this interesting online article after listening to Dr. Richard Pratt's lecture on the Old Testament. Wished I was there because he obviously used a map during his lecture. But the website I found is likely a similar research. … Continue reading →