“Consider the lilies of the field… even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. (Matthew 6:28–29)” When we think of the “lilies of the field,” we often envision pure, white flowers. While singing hymns that praise the beauty of God’s world, we naturally imagine a landscape blanketed in snowy blossoms. […]
The Bible frequently mentions that “the stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.” In the context of modern architecture, this is often misinterpreted as a foundation stone or a cornerstone where the building’s name and date are inscribed. However, we must strictly distinguish the “Cornerstone” from the “Keystone” (the head of the corner) as
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The principle of “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” is known in Latin as Lex Talionis or the Law of Retaliation. It dictates that any injury whether it be loss of life, physical harm, or economic damage must be repaid in equal measure. In the contemporary Middle East and across various
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In the Gospels, whenever Jesus heals those possessed by demons, we often see the spirits falling before Him and crying out, “You are the Son of God!” or “The Holy One of God!” Why did these demons confess Jesus’ identity so readily? To understand this, we must look back at the beginning of Jesus’ public
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