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Biblical Theology, Christian Apologetics, Biblical Hermeneutics, Science and Faith Randy Harvey Biblical Theology, Christian Apologetics, Biblical Hermeneutics, Science and Faith Randy Harvey

Does the Bible Teach a Flat Earth or a Spherical Earth?

Does the Bible teach a flat earth or support a spherical earth? This theological study examines Isaiah 40:22, Job 26:7–10, Genesis 1, and other key passages through Hebrew and Greek exegesis. Discover why Scripture does not require flat-earth cosmology and why elevating human speculation into Christian doctrine can undermine biblical authority, sound interpretation, and the church's witness.

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Biblical Theology, Christian Discipleship & Ethics, Devotional Studies, Christian Living Randy Harvey Biblical Theology, Christian Discipleship & Ethics, Devotional Studies, Christian Living Randy Harvey

Meekness ain’t weakness

Meekness is not weakness. It is strength surrendered to God. From Moses standing courageously before Pharaoh to Jesus willingly submitting Himself to the cross, Scripture reveals that true meekness is not timidity or helplessness. It is the Spirit-governed discipline of exercising strength with humility, restraint, and righteousness. Discover why the greatest demonstration of strength in human history was revealed through the sacrificial love of Jesus Christ.

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Religion, Christian Discipleship & Ethics, Biblical Theology, Theology, Eschatology, Prophesy, The Twelfth Imam and the Biblical Antichrist, Comparative Religion, Biblical Prophecy Randy Harvey Religion, Christian Discipleship & Ethics, Biblical Theology, Theology, Eschatology, Prophesy, The Twelfth Imam and the Biblical Antichrist, Comparative Religion, Biblical Prophecy Randy Harvey

The Twelfth Imam and the Biblical Antichrist

Is the Twelfth Imam of Shiʿa Islam the Antichrist foretold in biblical prophecy? This theological study examines the Islamic Mahdi, the Dajjal, and the prophetic teachings of Daniel, Paul, and John. Through comparative eschatology and biblical exegesis, it evaluates striking similarities, essential theological differences, and the decisive question of Jesus Christ's identity. The evidence invites serious investigation while distinguishing biblical revelation from prophetic speculation.

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Biblical Theology, New Testament Studies, Gospel Studies (Synoptic Gospels), Exegetical Analysis, Christian Discipleship & Ethics Guest User Biblical Theology, New Testament Studies, Gospel Studies (Synoptic Gospels), Exegetical Analysis, Christian Discipleship & Ethics Guest User

How do the beatitudes in Matthew and Luke differ: why?

This article explores the key differences between the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke, examining their Greek language, literary structure, and theological emphasis. Matthew presents a more structured and spiritually focused teaching, while Luke emphasizes real-world conditions and prophetic reversal. Together, they reveal a unified message of God’s kingdom transforming both the heart and human circumstances through Christ.

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