As World Ruler, the Messiah will judge the world. But He will not be like an ordinary judge who may be swayed by superficial knowledge. He will judge impartially and in righteousness.

Immediately after the stinging indictment of the nation’s sinful practices Isaiah introduced a concept which was to be a hallmark of his prophecy. A time will come when Jerusalem will have the primary position in the world.

The concept of "new heavens and new earth" refers to the eschatological renewal of the cosmos after the last judgment, as described in both Old and New Testament scriptures. The new heavens and earth are described as an eternal, unshakeable...

God’s presents the ultimate revelation through His Son, Jesus Christ, emphasizing that in these last days, we experience the fullness of God's communication and purpose through Him.

It was indeed the dawning of a new age, the “last days” in which God would bring to completion His plan of salvation for mankind. Jesus had finished the great work of redemption and nothing more had to be done except to share the Good News with the...

Paul warned Timothy about the collapse predicted for the last days, a term which includes the entire period between the first century and Christ’s return. During this interim, according to the prediction, the world will experience a period of severe...

To sum up, this letter aims to provide professing Christians with three assurances by which they may know for certain, and find reassurance, that they are genuine children of God. These three are the moral assurances (obeying the commands of Christ)...

In everyday life, we constantly accept the word of our fellow men. If we did not, business would be at a standstill, and social life would be impossible. We accept the testimony of men who may be mistaken and who may be deceivers. Now, if we do this...

Christians are either overcome because of their unbelief or overcomers because of their faith. In the Christian life, you’re either an overcomer or you’re overcome, a victor or a victim.

We are not commanded to love one another to earn or become worthy of God’s love. We love one another because we are loved by God, and have received that love, and live in light of it.