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Clear searchAbraham, Lot, divine wrath, and a pattern that must be used carefully
Abraham's appeal and Lot's rescue reveal God's distinction between the righteous and the wicked—but the pattern is evidence, not a mechanical rule.
Read article →E. W. Bullinger · Sermons · 1892
Ten connected sermons tracing the Bible's testimony to the personal return of Jesus Christ, the prophetic hope woven through Scripture, and the events and purposes gathered around His appearing.
View recommendation →E. W. Bullinger · Verse-by-verse commentary · 1902
An extensive journey through Revelation which examines its language, literary structures, Old Testament connections, recurring themes, sequence of visions, and place within the wider prophetic testimony of Scripture.
View recommendation →The Messiah cut off before the Temple fell
Daniel's anointed one, His being cut off, and the Temple's destruction examined against Islam's affirmation of Jesus as Messiah and denial of His death.
Read article →Hippolytus · Exposition, prophecy, and polemic · early third century
Surviving treatises and fragments associated with an early third-century Christian teacher, including extensive rebuttals of rival systems and some of the earliest substantial Christian exposition of Daniel, Antichrist, Christ's return, and the coming kingdom.
View recommendation →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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