Bible Study Archives

Though most portrayals of the devil and his demons are more figurative than biblical, demons are very real and very powerful forces who stand in...

One of the Bible's more interesting concepts is Jesus' hypostatic union. The phrase doesn't explicitly appear in the Bible, but it refers to this...

We see this in only a few Old Testament passages. The largest reference occurs in the book of Amos. Amos receives a vision of “the Lord standing by...

The Book of Enoch is one of the most famous examples of a book that falsely claims to be written by a Biblical figure. Like many such texts, its...

The seven days of creation recorded in Genesis reveal the very origins of the universe by the hand of our magnificent Creator.

Rizpah was one of Saul’s concubines. After King Saul’s death, Ish-Bosheth was appointed king over Gilad by Abner, Saul’s army commander. Here is...

The Old Testament doesn’t merely ‘lay the groundwork’ for the new, but the person of Jesus is visibly present throughout the entire Old Testament...

How the sons of Jacob grew up, the events leading up to Joseph’s dreams, and what happened to their descendants comes together to create a vast and...

Sarah and Abraham laughed when they heard from God that they would bear a son in their old age, and so, when that “too good to be true” thing...

The wife of Moses is named Zipporah. There’s not a lot mentioned about her in the Bible; however, she’s known for one major thing… and it’s a bit...

God has given us a means of facing our mortality head-on that is far more healthy and literally life-giving: trusting that the resurrection of...

I can’t tell you Jesus' exact intent or purpose for walking on water, but the three New Testament accounts point to the confirmation of His deity...

While many pastors and everyday believers can tell you a thing or two about Noah, far fewer people know anything about his three sons - Shem, Ham,...

Abaddon is named seven different times in the Bible (Job 26:6; 28:22; 31:12, Psalm 88:11, Proverbs 15:11; 27:20, and Revelation 9:11). Revelation...

As we consider our present culture, what are the implications of God being El Shaddai for us as believers and for the church moving forward?