The Bible highlights key moments from Jesus’ childhood but focuses mainly on His mission as the Messiah. God revealed what we need to know for faith and obedience—what’s not included serves His greater purpose.
God desires our ultimate healing—first and foremost, the healing of our souls through Jesus—and He also longs for our physical well-being. Yet in this fallen world, physical healing is not always granted, though we can look forward with hope to the full restoration of our bodies in eternity.
The nature of the angels being spiritual, eternal beings without a sin nature is the reason why God does not give fallen angels an opportunity to repent. Humans, on the other hand, are called to respond to God’s opportunity to repent and find salvation in Him.
Understanding the Bible matters because it reveals who God is, what He desires, and how He calls us to live. When we underst and the Bible, we discover who God is, learn His ways, and are prepared to live faithfully through every season of life.
Why does unbelief appear to be increasing in the world today? Does the Bible predict that unbelief will increase before the end times?
Why does the psalmist ask, “Why have you forsaken me”? What is the meaning of Psalm 22:1?
Why does the psalmist ask, “Why have you forsaken me”? What is the meaning of Psalm 22:1?
Why does the psalmist ask, “What is man that you are mindful of him”? What is the meaning of Psalm 8:4?
Why does the psalmist ask, “What is man that you are mindful of him”? What is the meaning of Psalm 8:4?
Why does the Preacher conclude, “All is vanity” in the book of Ecclesiastes? What is the meaning of Ecclesiastes 12:8?