The admonition (with promise) recorded in James 4:8 uses a supposedly archaic word: nigh. This word is no longer used, being replaced by ...

Have ye not read? Such a rebuke from the Lord to the Sadducees! (Mt. 22:31). They had asked him a question and He, after rebuffing th...

As we study the word of God, we seek to understand it, not simply to read it for the sake of ‘getting through it.‘ And, although we are ...

If you consult with a modern source dictionary about the word stablish, you’ll likely find it dismissed and changed to established. My u...

After reading John Asquith’s excellent blog, A Needed Change in Orthography, a brain cell stirred and brought a humorous event to my reco...

As we finished our farewell dinner at a nice table along the banks of the muddy Mekong, somewhere, through the din of multiple conversati...

“But when divers were hardened, and believed not…” (Acts 19:9). Divers? For some (well, at least one!) these words paint a vague mental...

We continue along the nuance line and follow the article revealing the differences between Alway and Always. This next article compares ...

Someday, we hope the famine of hearing the words of the LORD will be lifted, and someone finds the Book and reads it. After finding thi...

I learn with my eyes, by sight. I must see it to understand it. Some people are more apt to learn by sound (if there is a melody attac...

Every living person has been exposed to some type of general revelation. We can see order, patterns in the heavens, and the wonder of l...