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Dependence in the Life of Jesus

Prayer Comes before Service

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In the Temple at Age Twelve Even at the age of 12, Jesus was sitting in the temple in Jerusalem—with the conviction that His Father’s things were His highest priority. Even then He showed total devotion, which remained unbroken during His entire life. There in the temple He listened to

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Jesus Christ

Crying Stones: Christ must be Praised

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As the Lord Jesus approaches Jerusalem, the whole crowd of disciples cheers Him: “Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord!” (Luke 19:38). The jealous Pharisees ask Jesus to rebuke His disciples. In response, He says: “If these keep silent, the stones will cry out” (Luke

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Saul of Tarsus

This article is about Saul of Tarsus as the clearest proof that salvation is by God’s grace, not legal effort: the “foremost of sinners” and also the peak of self-righteousness, brought low by Christ. It also defends Scripture’s inspiration and shows how grace produces devoted service.
Acts 9:11

New Strength

This article is about finding renewed strength when life feels exhausting, based on Isaiah 40. It contrasts human weariness with the fresh power God gives to those who wait for Him—helping them rise like eagles, run without tiring, and walk without growing weary.
Isaiah 40:30–31
From the beginning. An exposition of the first Letter of John.

Self-Deception (1 John 1:8)

John distinguishes sinful acts from sin as an inner ruling nature. Believers are forgiven and freed from sin’s power, though the old nature remains until Christ returns. Claiming “I have no sin” is self-deception and shows God’s truth isn’t in us—often seen in blaming others or trusting good works.
1 John 1:8

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He taught them many things in parables

The parables of the Lord Jesus form a central part of His teaching. Through everyday images and short narratives, they address questions of faith, responsibility, and the nature of God’s kingdom. This commentary examines the parables in their historical and literary context, highlighting their structure, themes, and intended audience in order to support a careful and informed understanding of these texts.
Mark 4:2

Exposition of the letter to the Romans

A clear yet profound exposition of the Epistle to the Romans! F. B. Hole was a skilled Bible expositor. He knew how to present the main points of a chapter precisely and vividly. This series of expositions of the New Testament offers valuable assistance in understanding the Word of God, which is so urgently needed but often neglected in our time.
Romans 1-16

Can I lose My Salvation?

The question of whether a believer can be lost has probably occupied every Christian at some point. It is simply too important to be pushed aside. This book provides a clear answer to this question. The basis for all considerations can only be the Word of God, not experiences and events. That is why many Bible passages are explained and interpreted in their context in this book. This gives the reader a renewed impression of how great and mighty God’s salvation is. But the aspect of human responsibility is not neglected either.

Overview of the Books of the Bible

In this book, a concise overview of a reference book on the Bible is given, highlighting its introductions to all 66 books and its helpful background material on Scripture, history, and structure.

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