Let the Bible Interpret Itself
The Bible does not teach that humans will suffer eternal conscious torment in hell. Instead, Scripture describes the fate of the wicked as death, destruction, and the “second death” (Romans 6:23; Matthew 10:28; Revelation 20:14–15). Eternal punishment refers to the result—permanent death—not ongoing torment. Only God has immortality, and eternal life is given to the … Read more
The Bible does not teach that the soul is immortal. Instead, Scripture shows that the soul is the whole person, and it can die (Ezekiel 18:4). The dead are described as unconscious, knowing nothing (Ecclesiastes 9:5), and the hope of eternal life comes through the resurrection—not an immortal soul (1 Corinthians 15:52). The Biblical Truth … Read more
The Bible teaches that many commonly accepted Christian doctrines—such as going to heaven at death, an immortal soul, and eternal torment in hell—are not supported by Scripture. Instead, the Bible reveals that the dead are unconscious until the resurrection, eternal life is a gift from God, and believers will inherit the Kingdom of God on … Read more
The Bible reveals seven annual festivals commanded by God, and two of the first observances in that cycle arrive in the spring: the Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread. Passover begins first, and the next day starts a seven-day festival called the Days of Unleavened Bread. For many readers, this festival may seem unfamiliar. … Read more
No, Jesus and Paul did not preach different gospels. Jesus preached the gospel of the Kingdom of God, and Paul continued teaching the same message while explaining salvation through Jesus Christ, repentance, faith, grace, and obedience. One of the most common claims today—especially in theological debates—is that Jesus and Paul preached different gospels. Some say: … Read more
God’s Annual Festivals (Holy Days) are seven biblical observances established by God and recorded in Leviticus 23 that reveal His plan of salvation for humanity. These days—Passover, the Days of Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, the Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the Last Great Day—outline the step-by-step fulfillment of God’s … Read more
Christians should keep the Passover because Jesus Christ commanded His followers to observe it in remembrance of His sacrifice, and the early Church continued this practice. The Passover reveals the foundation of salvation—Christ as the Lamb of God whose blood brings forgiveness of sins (1 Corinthians 5:7; Luke 22:19–20). Rather than being replaced, Passover was … Read more
What is true repentance?True repentance is a sincere turning away from sin and turning toward God with humility, faith, and obedience. Biblical repentance involves more than feeling sorry—it includes a change of heart, mind, and direction that leads to transformed living (Acts 2:38; 2 Corinthians 7:10). The Biblical Meaning of Repentance and Why It Matters … Read more
The Bible teaches that the end times include a resurrection of the dead, a final judgment, and the creation of a new heaven and new earth. God will raise all people to life, judge them according to their works, and ultimately establish His eternal Kingdom where righteousness dwells (Revelation 20–22; Daniel 12:2). The Doctrine of … Read more
What is sin according to the Bible?The Bible defines sin as the transgression of God’s law (1 John 3:4). Sin is not just wrongdoing by human standards—it is breaking God’s commandments. Understanding sin correctly is essential because it reveals our need for repentance, forgiveness, and obedience to God. The Doctrine of Sin and God’s Law … Read more