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Gabriel, whom we read about earlier appearing to the priest Zechariah, is the angel tasked with delivering divine announcements from
“Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” This was an insult for a town with no reputation. Although Nazareth was
Zechariah was on the receiving end of an unusual miracle. Was this miracle God’s way of helping this elderly priest
Zechariah received the surprise of his life when he was told that he and his elderly wife would become parents
Let’s understand the amazing significance of the angel’s words to Zechariah.
The announcement to Zechariah that he and his barren wife would have a son was astounding. To better understand, let’s
The Bible often emphasizes its stories and characters through contrasts. In Zechariah and Elizabeth, we see a striking example one
The timing of the birth of John the Baptizer helps us better understand the timing of the birth of Jesus
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One of the most misleading fallacies of our day is that the people of the Holy Land in the first
Sometimes the biblical writers give us a puzzle. Did Matthew the tax collector not know how to count, or is
Dementia touches nearly every family in some way, often quietly, and often painfully. This short article is only an introduction
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus Christ’s legal lineage through Joseph contains several deep lessons when we dig beneath the surface.
The Messiah was not only a descendant of Abraham and David, but of other biblical figures, as Matthew demonstrates in
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus Christ’s legal lineage through Joseph shows another prophecy that He fulfilled.
Both Luke and Matthew record detailed genealogies of the family lineages leading up to Jesus Christ. What is their significance?
In covering this part of John we’ve seen a lot of what John and some of the other apostles said
If no one has ever seen God, as John says several times, who did individuals see in the passages of
John 1:18 tells us that no one has ever seen God. What exactly does this mean?
John continues his explanation of how Jesus Christ both brought and personified God’s grace.
In today’s lesson we see that John weaves together several key threads about Jesus Christ’s divine nature and identity.
Why does John often emphasize that Jesus was God who had come in the flesh as a human being? Some
John 1:10-13 describes the choice we all have—acceptance of the gift of salvation, or rejection and payment of our own
In today’s lesson, we see that John’s Gospel introduces another important figure who comes on the scene to introduce and
