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Clear searchEzekiel 20, child sacrifice, and the judgement of being given over
Does Ezekiel 20 say that God commanded child sacrifice? The chapter's context, Jewish and Christian interpreters, and the biblical pattern of judgement provide a cumulative answer.
Read article →El, the Exodus, and the God Who Came from Sinai
Does archaeology show that Israel fused Yahweh with the Canaanite god El, or does Scripture itself provide a stronger account of the evidence?
Read article →Matthew, the Hebrew word almah, and a sign whose meaning reaches beyond Ahaz
A careful answer to the claim that Matthew mistranslated Isaiah, distinguishing word meaning, immediate context, and messianic fulfilment.
Read article →Does John 6 teach the literal eating of Christ's body?
John 6 examined in sequence: Christ identifies eating and drinking with coming, hearing, and believing, while Tertullian and Augustine confirm that this reading is ancient.
Read article →The covenant son and the sacrifice that points to Christ
The covenant heir and Abraham's offered son identified from Genesis, the textual witnesses, and the sacrifice's fulfilment in Jesus Christ.
Read article →The brothers of Jesus, the sons of Mary, and an argument of strong plausibility
Psalm 69 places rejection by ‘my mother’s children’ inside a unified portrait of messianic suffering. Does its fulfilment in Jesus identify His brothers as sons of Mary?
Read article →Four popular claims tested in context
The prophet like Moses, Isaiah's Servant, Christ's promised Comforter, and Song of Solomon tested as alleged biblical prophecies of Muhammad.
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