Part 7 in this series continues an examination of the book of Numbers in order to get an accurate understanding of who God is. Will He accept most people? Does God's grace mean that He does not manifest "fierce anger"? Does His love for all humans mean that He will not consign most people to an eternal hell?

The sixth installment in this series continues an exploration of God's character as it relates to His expectations regarding human behavior. We must be certain that we are genuinely acquainted with the God of the Bible vs. the popular portrayal of God. The book of Numbers provides critical guidance in grasping the nature of God (as Paul noted in 1 Corinthians 10:1-12; cf. Romans 15:4).

Does your view of God correspond to reality? Does your understanding of grace exclude God's anger? Will He overlook doctrinal error? Will He refuse to punish those who disobey Him? Part 5 in this eight-part series gleans more insight from the book of Numbers that aids in grasping the nature and character of God--so necessary to enacting one's own belief and behavior.

Does God's grace nullify His wrath and threat of punishment? Part 4 in this eight-part series on the nature of God further explores the person and nature of God lest we misapprehend His expectations regarding our belief and behavior. An accurate view of God facilitates correct behavior and worship in order to please Him. The God of the Bible is not permissive as many seem to think. Please open your Bible to the book of Numbers and enjoy this study!

The third installment in an eight-part series that encourages an accurate grasp of the nature of God, lest belief and practice be unacceptable to God. The one true God requires the totality of humanity to approach Him solely by means of the Christian religion. A correct understanding of the New Testament is essential to achieve this task. A correct grasp of the nature of God is equally necessary--since humans historically conjure up gods to accommodate their own fleshly appetites.

The second installment in an eight-part series that seeks to derive from the Bible an accurate grasp of the nature of God, lest belief and practice be adversely affected. Are we to pit the love and grace of God against His wrath and justice? Please get your Bible, open to the book of Hebrews, and enjoy this study.

Perhaps the fundamental error of false religion is its failure to conceptualize God correctly. A defective view of God will inevitably skew one's understanding of God's will. One's understanding of God's will, in turn, affects belief and behavior. Legion are those who insist that their beliefs and practice have God's approval--though their ideas are not found in Scripture, and are, in fact, immoral. The only corrective is to dig deeply into the Bible to acquire an accurate grasp of God's nature.

Part two of an examination of this fascinating book, noting additional introductory matters and covering the figurative nature of its imagery and symbolism (e.g., "666," "Armageddon," etc.).

Part one of a simple, sensible treatment of the text of the most perplexing book in the Bible. Introductory matters are discussed, including the symbolic meaning of numbers (like 666), objects, colors, locations, etc. as used in the book.

Atheists and evolutionists maintain that the Universe came into existence by naturalistic means (e.g., Big Bang), and that life on Earth has gradually evolved over millions and billions of years. But the Bible presents a completely different viewpoint--one that coincides with known science.