In this passage, Paul explains that the problem with the Jews was not that they did not know the Gospel—it is that they have obstinately refused to believe that Jesus is their Messianic Redeemer-King.

In this passage, the writer warns his readers one last time of the danger of rejecting the message of the Gospel.

In this passage, Jesus is born—while those in Heaven and a few obscure people on Earth rejoice.

In this lesson, Elder Brian explains the root problem and God's promise to correct it.

In this text—I think we will see clearly that John's father was not nearly as excited about John's birth as he was the soon-to-come Redeemer.

In this parable, Jesus instructs His followers of the importance of serving Him while He is away!

In this text, the apostle Paul begins to show that the problem with Israel's unbelief is not that they did not have access to the truths concerning Jesus Christ.

In this text, the writer once again compares the old and new covenants—this time stressing the joy of being saved by grace.

In this parable, Jesus warns of the unexpectedness of His return.

In this text, the apostle stresses that the Gospel message is actually simple—and all one must do is believe in order to be saved.