A Harlot’s Journey to Salvation

If there were any book in The Old Testament which was obviously about Jesus and His gospel, Joshua would be it. For the name Joshua and Jesus are the same. Jesus, the English translation of a Greek name, is one-and-the same as its Hebrew equivalent, Joshua. Thus, the very book Joshua could be just as …

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Behold the One Who Became a Curse

The premise of all our studies in scripture is twofold. One, that it is true what is written, “All scripture is God-breathed, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.” [2 Tim 3:16-17] The book we …

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Preface: That Ye May Be Saved

This short book’s purpose is to explain the simple gospel, “the simplicity, [which is] in Christ.” [2 Cor 11:3] To bring to the reader an understanding of that simple gospel which provokes childlike faith, (of which Jesus said, “except you are converted, and become as little children, you shall not enter into the Kingdom of …

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The Deep, Boundless Love of Jesus

Thus far we have not only learned of man’s natural condition and deserved punishment, but also how God has sent a solution to our doleful problem – a Savior, Jesus Christ God’s Son. It has been revealed through scripture that Jesus was made into a sacrifice for our sins; that for each of us individually, …

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The Spiritual Sufferings of Christ

Though the physical torments of Jesus’ sacrifice are clearly seen, and can be looked at with a degree of biological certainty, His spiritual sufferings are not so. There are pictures in The Bible, which we shall observe, metaphors based on actual happenings, which can offer some way of comparison: but much like the internal afflictions …

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