Author: Eleazar

Given sense of the bible from A to Z through the power of the holy spirit.

This Verse Shows Believers Will Suffer, Not Rule With Chains: Revelation 13:10

Revelation 13:10 is a verse that some people—especially Hebrew Israelites—use to say, “See, it proves the nations that led Israel into slavery will themselves go into slavery.” They claim this is talking about Blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans being avenged through the captivity of other nations. But when we slow down and look carefully at… Continue reading This Verse Shows Believers Will Suffer, Not Rule With Chains: Revelation 13:10

Revelation 3:14 — First Created or First Cause?

Rev 3:14 (KJV) 14 And unto the angel of the church of the Laodiceans write; These things saith the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God; Revelation 3:14 is another verse people often bring up to argue that Jesus was the first created being. When Christ calls Himself “the… Continue reading Revelation 3:14 — First Created or First Cause?

Firstborn Doesn’t Mean First Created: Colossians 1:15

Col 1:15 (KJV) 15 Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: Some people use Colossians 1:15 to say Jesus was the first being God created, and because of that, He can’t be the Most High. But when we read the verse in context, that’s not what it’s teaching. The… Continue reading Firstborn Doesn’t Mean First Created: Colossians 1:15

No Sin in the Kingdom: Clearing Up Zechariah 14 & Isaiah 65

Before we dive in, quick heads-up: In this study we’ll clear up the verses that usually trip people up—passages some folks read as if sin, sacrifices, or half-repentant nations will still linger after Jesus returns. Spoiler: When Christ shows up, the wicked are wiped out, the righteous alone remain, and the kingdom rolls forward without… Continue reading No Sin in the Kingdom: Clearing Up Zechariah 14 & Isaiah 65

Post millennial reign: When its all said and done

Before we dive in, quick heads-up: Grab the post called “How to Read the Old Testament Through New-Testament Eyes.” That lens is crucial for what we’re about to tackle. ( Click this link ) What’s this about?This lesson walks through that final stretch—new creation, final judgment, and life forever. Eschatology /ˌeskəˈtäləjē/ just a fancy word… Continue reading Post millennial reign: When its all said and done

When God Broke His Own Staff — Zechariah 11’s Warning to Old-Covenant believers.

Zechariah 11:1 — “Open your doors, Lebanon!” Picture God shouting to the temple, “Throw the doors wide—let the flames in!” Back then everyone knew the temple beams were made from Lebanon’s famous cedar, so “Lebanon” became a nickname for the whole building. Jewish storytellers even say the huge temple doors started creaking open on their… Continue reading When God Broke His Own Staff — Zechariah 11’s Warning to Old-Covenant believers.

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No Pass on the Grave—Even for Enoch and Elijah

Plenty of believers have heard the claim that two Old-Testament heroes—Enoch and Elijah—somehow skipped death and went straight to glory. The idea is so popular that many Christians plug the pair right back in at the end of the Bible, insisting they must be the mysterious “two witnesses” of Revelation 11. “After all,” the argument… Continue reading No Pass on the Grave—Even for Enoch and Elijah

How to Read the Bible: Seeing the Bigger Picture PT 1

A full video breakdown of this article Before We Begin: Let Me Show You Something Think about any movie with a big twist. The first time you watch, early scenes look ordinary. But when the ending drops, you replay those moments in your head and realize they meant something totally different. Take Get Out, for instance.… Continue reading How to Read the Bible: Seeing the Bigger Picture PT 1