Whom Do We Fear? (1 Pet 2:18) |
Whose Wrath? (Rom 5:9) |
Who’s Doing the Groaning? (Rom 8:26) |
Who’s Got the Power? (Romans 1:4) |
Why can “the” mean “some”? |
Why do they change my favorite verses? (Ps 1:1) |
Why do translations use antiquated terms like “gospel”? |
Why Do Translators Change My Favorite Verses? (Psalm 1:1) |
Why do We Learn? |
Why do we think there are differences between ethnic Jewish Christians and Gentile Christians? (Eph 3:6) |
Why does the NIV add the word “All” in Romans 3:24? |
Why is Jesus the only way? |
Why is there no Great Tribulation in the NRSV? |
Why is Ἰάκωβος James and not Jacob? |
Why Must Perseverance Finish? (James 1:4) |
Why Should Older Women Teach What is Good? (Titus 2:4) |
Why would any law be against Virtues? (Gal 2:23)? |
Wives or Deaconesses? (γυνή in 1 Tim 3:11) |
Wives “Submit” or “Respect”? (Eph 5:22,33) |
Women, Wives, or Deaconesses? (1 Tim 3:11) |
Word Study on Church |
Word Study: “Affection” (σπλάγχνον) |
Words, and Word of God (καί) |
αἴρω in John 15:2 |
ἀπό, glosses, and "away from" (2 Tim 1:3) |
γάρ and Paragraph Divisions |
γένεσις and the title of Matthew's gospel |
ἐγώ εἰμι in John 18:5 |
καί and an Apparent Contradiction |
καί and the Support of Widows (1 Tim 5:5) |
μελλω and the future (Rom 8:13) |
ψαλλω and Musical Instruments |
“A Teacher” or “The Teacher”? (John 3:10) |
“Act like Men” (1 Cor 16:13) |
“All” What? (Jn 12:32) |
“And don’t let us yield to temptation” (Mt 6:13) |
“Cast all your anxiety on him” (1 Peter 5:7) |
“Everyone” or “Anyone” (Rom 10:13) and Personal News |
“Fighting without and fear within” (2 Cor 7:5) |
“Fighting without and fear within” (2 Cor 7:5) |
“For what is exalted among people is an abomination before God” (Luke 16:15) |
“Give the Glory to God” (John 9:24) |
“Heathy” or “Sound” (1 Tim 1:10) |
“He” or “It” is Near (Mk 13:29) |
“Law” or “the Law” (Rom 6:15) |
“Make Yourself God” (John 10:33) |
“Man of God” or “All God’s People” (2 Tim 3:17) |
“May,” “Might,” and Adverbial Participles |
“My Deposit” (2 Tim 1:12) |
“Narrow gate” (Matt 7:13-14) |