Note that the Scythians from Spain were known as Milesians—a name replete throughout the Irish annals.
Millions around the world have been eagerly anticipating the royal wedding of Prince William to Britain’s future Queen Catherine. Christians
The land of Spain and Portugal, it should be mentioned, is also known as the Iberian Peninsula.
Here is what the latter part of Jeremiah’s commission was all about. Remarkably, he must have been responsible for transplanting
Based on God’s prophecies, a few evidently made it back to Judah. But what about Jeremiah, Baruch and the kings
The obvious question now is: Did the Davidic dynasty come to an end with the death of Zedekiah and his
Beyond the messianic reference in the scepter prophecy (Genesis 49:10), God gave many other prophecies about the Messiah in Scripture.
Because of Solomon’s disobedience, God split the nation into two kingdoms following his death in about 930 B.C. (1 Kings
There was an unbreakable promise of an unbreakable dynasty—a dynasty preeminent above all others! But what happened to that dynasty
The king at the time of the Exodus and for the next nearly 400 years was the Rock of Israel
Today, though, it seems that despite multiple nations still looking to Queen Elizabeth as their head of state, the British
The greatest and most enduring dynasty in world history is showing signs of passing. But will it? To understand the
Here's what other students and recent college graduates had to say when asked, "How do/did you connect with others and
As followers of Jesus we are called to live our faith as an example to others, not engage in fruitless
Words can be difficult to understand when they have been far removed from their original context. One such word is
What makes the difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary?
Fascination with a single blade of grass led to contemplating the wonder of it all.
God’s law was given to mankind for humanity’s own good and benefit.
Paul taught that salvation is a gift from God by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8).
Many people point to Romans 6:14, which says, “You are not under law, but under grace,” to argue that Christians
