The question in the title is dealing with whether Judas Iscariot repented as the Bible commands after betraying Jesus.  Though the answer is obviously no, some say otherwise.  There are important lessons in analyzing this question.  Matthew 27:1-5: “When the morning was come, all the chief priests and elders ofRead More

The typical answer to this question in evangelical churches is that the wedding garment in Matthew chapter 22 represents the personal righteousness of Christ.  Yet that is not the case. Matthew 22:-1-7: “And Jesus answered and spoke unto them again by parables, and said, The kingdom of heaven is likeRead More

Christianity originated in ancient Jerusalem rather than in Rome.  Though Jerusalem is a city of idolatry now, Rome has historically been a hub of idolatry.  It makes a lot of sense that a mass counterfeit Christian entity would originate in Rome.  The mysterious woman, who is called in Revelation 17:5Read More

There are three different ways in which the Bible defines heathen.  In order to be accurate, we must cover all three.  The first one might come as a shock to some.  The latter two are more well known.  The last one is always bad.  Yet we can change whether theRead More

The Bible has a lot to say about anger.  Much of it is bad.  Yet without disregarding this, there is indeed such a thing as righteous anger.  It would take a very callous heart to not be angry over children being violated and tortured.  One of the reasons nations, localities,Read More

There are many who say that Christians are immune from hell when they face Christ on His judgment seat.  Many of these make an alleged distinction between the Great White Throne Judgment in Revelation chapter 20 and the Bema Seat of Christ Judgment which (they say) only Christians will face. Read More

1 Corinthians 15:1-4 says: “Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.  For IRead More

Galatia was a province of the Roman Empire rather than a city.  The churches of Galatia were Derbe, Lystra, Iconium, and Antioch in the region of Pisidia.  The churches in these cities were planted by the Apostles Paul and Barnabas during Paul’s first missionary journey (they were sent out fromRead More

God’s moral law is eternal since it is a reflection of His own character.  Before mankind fell, Adam and Eve were simple regarding possessing knowledge of violating the law in their unfallen, innocent state. Not eating from the tree which the Lord told them not to eat from was enoughRead More

Figuratively speaking, a wolf is anyone with an evil agenda on the prowl.  Wolves are not always in sheep’s clothing.  Some wolves wear a sheep outfit which is not very convincing.  While it is hard to believe that such outfits would ever fool anyone, they often do fool many people.  Read More