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Many Christians ask whether the command, “Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live,” means believers today should pray for witches to die. This article carefully examines Exodus 22:18 in its proper context, compares it with the New Testament pattern of spiritual warfare, and explains how to pray scripturally against witchcraft by standing on God’s Word rather than emotion.
Read More Should Christians Pray for Witches to Die?A powerful expository study revealing why the legs of the crucified were broken—but not Jesus’. Discover the prophetic fulfilment, Passover Lamb connection, and divine precision behind the Cross through Scripture, Bible dictionary, and concordance insights.
Read More WHY WERE THE LEGS OF THE CRUCIFIED BROKEN — BUT NOT JESUS’?Romans 1:24–27 is one of the most sobering passages in Scripture, revealing what happens when humanity persistently rejects God’s truth and exchanges the Creator for created things. This in-depth expository study uses Scripture, Bible concordances, dictionaries, and multiple Bible translations to explain what it truly means when “God gave them over,” while pointing readers to the hope, grace, and restoration found in Jesus Christ.
Read More When God Gives People OverThe Bible provides clear criteria for identifying false teachers and prophets. A false teacher or prophet is someone who deliberately or ignorantly misrepresents God’s truth, leading others away from the faith. Jesus warned about them in Matthew 7:15, saying, “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” […]
Read More What Makes a Person a False Teacher or Prophet?
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