1. God used cruel oppression to give the slave people a longing to leave Egypt. Then God prepared a shepherd to lead them out. Because of his parents' faith, the infant Moses survived the genocide, an(...)
Read1. When Stephen spoke, he gave his accusers the gospel--in the context of history. He started with father Abraham. In Genesis, Abraham'sfaith is characterized by obedience to God'sword and belief in G(...)
Read1. The Grecian Jews had been born and raised in other parts of the Roman Empire. The natives of Jerusalem were Hebraic Jews. The common life, in which they shared material things and cared for the nee(...)
Read1. When the number of believers increased, the high priests became insanely jealous and had the apostles arrested. Beware–pride, self-righteousness, and jealousy are used by the devil to destroy the c(...)
Read1. Ananias and his wife Sapphira saw the great respect that Barnabas had received from his donation. They wanted the same glory, but kept back some money after selling a field and pretending it was th(...)
Read1. John was told not to seal up the scroll. Jesus is coming again. The time is near. He is coming as Judge and will judge us according to our actions. We are responsible for our own actions. So let th(...)
Read1. These verses describe the New Jerusalem. The river of the water of life will flow from the throne of God and of the Lamb, through which all who drink will receive eternal life. The tree of life wil(...)
Read1. One of the angels carried John away and showed him a vision of the bride of the Lamb, which is the New Jerusalem. The majesty and beauty of the New Jerusalem will dwarf the dazzling beauty of the o(...)
Read1. After God’s victory over Satan and his minions, he will reveal a new heaven and a new earth. The old will pass away and the new will come! And there will be the new Jerusalem, the Holy City, which(...)
Read1. In this chapter is written the account of the final battle between God and Satan. The angel of God will bind Satan and throw him into the Abyss, where he will stay for 1,000 years. During this time(...)
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