Hades – Rich Man and Lazarus – Literal or Allegorical or both?   Verses: Luke 16:19 – 31.   Martin Luther   Martin Luther taught that it was ‘allegorical only’, to quote:   Martin Luther taught that the story was a parable about rich and poor in this life and the details of the...

    Note: This is probably my most important post because it details some facts which I may have not written in any of my previous posts nor books (especially in point 5 & conclusion). May it edify your belief in Lord Jesus Christ in some way.         Soul Lost –...

            To hurt one who loves you unconditionally hurts most because the one still loves you even while you hated them for a moment; Christ’s Unconditional Love Alone is Perfect.     How about Pain in Judgment? Each receives what is meted out by the victim or those we...

    Commandments – What Did Lord Jesus Christ actually Command?   Some of His Beautiful-Perfection-Commands are listed in Verses below:   1) Matthew 25:35 —> Welcome a ‘money-less’ stranger.   2) Matthew 25:35 —> Share food with ‘any hungry’ person.   3) ‘Love your neighbor’ refer to ‘Samaritan/Jew enemies’ in Luke 10:19 –...

                “So when they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you love Me more than these?” He said to Him, “Yes, Lord; You know that I love You.” He said to him, “Tend My lambs.”   He said to him again a...

    An Interesting Verse in Image.               Regarding one who searches more of His Law to Obey (Psalm 1:2).   In New Testament Context,  the Jew-Gentile or Male-female distinction applies as long as we are on earth & after becoming sons of God in the afterlife or...

    The actual reflection of the Greek phrase “ages of Ages” (e. g. Which occurs in Revelation 20:10) is seen in last line of Prayer in Image too.       Where   “ages” (Subset – limited) out of the larger “Ages” (Universal Set – Could be limited or unlimited).   His Glory...