• Song of Songs 4-6

    Song of Songs 4-6

    Featured Image: Marc Chagall, Song of Songs III, 1960 Summaries and reflections on Song of Solomon 4-6 Where the third chapter of Song of Solomon ends with the Bride gaining revelation of the cross and resurrection of Christ, the fourth chapter begins with the Bride’s identity in Christ and the sixth chapter ends in her…

  • Song of Songs 1-3

    Song of Songs 1-3

    Featured Image: Marc Chagall, Song of Songs III, 1960 Chapter summaries and reflections on Song of Solomon 1-3 In the first chapter of Song of Solomon, the Shulamite woman seeks the kisses of the king’s mouth, symbolizing the believer seeking the words of God. When we hear what God speaks it heals us and drowns…

  • Isaiah Section Summaries

    Isaiah Section Summaries

    Painting: The Prophecy of Isaiah by Marc Chagall, 1960’s Isaiah 1-5: God’s Approaching Salvation Through Judgment Isaiah chapters 1-5 stand as an overture to the book of Isaiah. Here, God reveals His verdict of judgment against Israel and the reasons why He has a controversy with her. She is described as rebellious, her religion insincere,…

  • End-time Message of Matthew 24: Summary

    End-time Message of Matthew 24: Summary

    Pictured: Enrique Simonet – Flevit super illam 1892 In Matthew 24 Jesus answers His disciples’ questions of: 1. When will the destruction of the temple be?, 2. What will be the sign of His coming?, and 3. What will be the sign of the end of the age? Jesus answers in three stages: 1.Twelve signs…

  • It is Not Possible to Change What God Has Revealed in His Word: Regarding Substitutionary Atonement

    It is Not Possible to Change What God Has Revealed in His Word: Regarding Substitutionary Atonement

    Pictured: The Mystic Lamb by Hubrecht and Jan van Eyck, 15th Century A Response to: “Leviticus 17:11” written by the Director of Education and Counselling of Jews for Judaism (Canada), Rabbi Michael Skobac. His article linked: Click here I. Does Leviticus 17:11 Concern Atonement? Rabbi Michael Skobac begins by quoting from Leviticus 17:10-12 and commenting,  “What…

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