John Mammen, johnpm29@yahoo.com

Tag: bible

  • Why Canaan Was Rejected to Moses by God

    Moses, one of the most revered figures in the Bible, led the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to the edge of the Promised Land, Canaan. However, despite his pivotal role in God’s plan, Moses was not allowed to enter the Promised Land himself. This significant moment in biblical history carries profound lessons about obedience, leadership,…

  • The Servanthood of Jesus Christ and His Equality with the Father

    1. Does Jesus have equality with the Father? Yes, Jesus is equal to the Father in His divine nature. The Bible affirms the deity of Christ and His oneness with the Father: Jesus shares the same divine essence as the Father, making Him fully God. However, during His earthly ministry, He voluntarily subordinated Himself to…

  • Is Salvation Possible only through Jesus?

    Salvation through Jesus Christ is the message of hope for all humanity. It is the means by which humanity can be reconciled to God, forgiven of sin, and granted eternal life. The Bible provides a clear and comprehensive explanation of how salvation is made possible through Jesus Christ. 1. The Need for Salvation The Bible…

  • Are we all born in sin?

    The question of whether all human beings are born in sin is a foundational aspect of Christian theology. The Bible provides a clear perspective on the nature of humanity, the origin of sin, and its consequences. Understanding this doctrine is crucial for grasping the need for salvation and the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. 1.…

  • Creationism: Scientific Vs Biblical Point of View

    The origin of life and the universe has been a subject of inquiry and debate for centuries. While the Bible presents a divine account of creation, science has proposed several theories to explain the origins of life and the cosmos. This article examines some of the major scientific theories, compares them with the biblical account…

  • The Doctrine of Pre, Mid, and Post Tribulation Rapture. Which is acceptable based on the scripture?

    The doctrine of the rapture, the event where believers in Christ are taken up to meet Him in the air, has been a subject of considerable debate among Christians. The timing of the rapture in relation to the tribulation—a seven-year period of unparalleled suffering described in Revelation—has led to three main views: pretribulation rapture, mid-tribulation…

  • Was Jesus just a prophet or God himself?

    The question of Jesus’ identity is important to both Christianity and Islam, yet the two faiths offer significantly different views. Islam regards Jesus (Isa) as a revered prophet but denies His divinity, while Christianity proclaims Him as the incarnate Son of God and Savior of the world. To address whether Jesus was merely a prophet…

  • Was Jesus Human and God at the same time?

    The question of how Jesus can be both fully human and fully God at the same time is one of the profound mysteries of Christian theology. It challenges human understanding and requires faith in the truths revealed in Scripture. Similarly, the idea of God dying on the cross raises important theological considerations about the nature…

  • Are God’s Judgments in The Old Testament Justifiable, Including The Death of Children?

    The concept of divine judgment in the Old Testament is one of the most debated and often misunderstood aspects of the Bible. It raises questions about the nature of God, the morality of His actions, and how they align with the overarching themes of justice and mercy. To address whether it is justifiable that God…

  • The Importance of Reading Old Testament Books to New Testament Believers

    For many Christians, the New Testament often becomes the focal point of their study and spiritual growth. After all, it contains the teachings of Jesus Christ, the establishment of the Church, and letters to believers that offer practical guidance for living out the faith. While the New Testament is undoubtedly central to Christian theology, the…