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By David Maas
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This site is designed to provide you with comprehensive studies on Jesus, discipleship, and biblical Christianity in general. But the overall stress is on Jesus. In him, God has and is bringing His promises to fulfillment. History's decisive moment has occurred already in the Death and Resurrection of His Son.

I am a lifelong student of the Bible. This present effort is intended to share with others what I have learned over that time. Currently, I reside on Whidbey Island in the state of Washington.

All posts on this site are available free of charge. NONE are copyrighted. Please feel free to copy, quote, reuse or distribute any post or part thereof as you see fit. And please pray for this work, that God would open doors for His Word to spread and meet the needs of others. If you are interested in supporting this work in other ways, please email me at - bear7755@gmail.com ~ David Maas, May 2022.

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Language of the New Testament

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Was the New Testament originally composed in Greek or Hebrew? Overwhelmingly, the evidence points to the former .  What was the original language of the documents that became the “New Testament”? For centuries, the consensus has been that it was written in Greek, yet in recent years, a growing minority has claimed it was composed in Hebrew, and then later translated into Greek. After all, the apostles were all Jews and first-century Jews spoke Hebrew. But what does the evidence show, and why does it matter? - [ Photo by Mick Haupt on Unsplash ].
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Armageddon - Final Battle

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The several “battle” scenes in Revelation all present the same final assault by Satan against the saints of the Lamb .  We tend to assume the visions of  Revelation  are presented in strict chronological sequence, an assumption that creates difficulties when we attempt to interpret the several battle scenes depicted in chapters 11, 12, 13, 16, 19, and 20. Do they portray different “final battles” that occur at different points in time, or is the same final battle presented from different aspects? - [ Photo by  Nicola Nuttall  on Unsplash ].
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