Introduction Galatians 3 advances the argument established in Romans 4. Where Romans defines Abraham’s fatherhood through faith, Galatians identifies the mechanism by which that identity is determined—union with Christ. The chapter answers a central question: How do individuals become part of Abraham’s seed? The Galatian Error: Returning to the Flesh
Romans 4 Explained: Why Abraham Is the Father of All Who Believe Meta Description A detailed explanation of Romans 4 showing how Abraham became the father of all who believe—through faith, not circumcision or the Law. Romans 4 Explained: Why Abraham Is the Father of All Who Believe Introduction Romans
The Question of Abraham’s Fatherhood Who are Abraham’s true children? Paul’s argument in Romans 4 raises a critical question: in what sense is Abraham the “father” of believers? If Abraham were simply the father of all his physical descendants, it cancels the need for qualification. The Jews already claimed Abraham
This is an excellent study by Elvin Israel on Daniel’s 70 weeks. He breaks down the 70th week of Daniel using God’s Moeds (Hebrew Festivals), showing with precision how the 1260 days, the 3.5 years and 42 months are to be calculated.
It is often taught that Jesus will descend from heaven in a literal human flesh and blood body riding on the clouds. Some believe this because of what several passages both the Old and New Testaments teach. Dan 7:13, “One like the Son of Man coming on the clouds of
SEEING GOD’s FACE Blessed are the pure in heat, for they shall see God. (Matthew 5:8) See here for more studies by William Bell and AllThingsFulfilled.
