Jesus’ high priesthood is vastly superior to the Old Testament’s Levitical priesthood. The promise of “You are a priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek” (Psalm 110:4) is such a blessing because: Send article as PDF
No better commentary on Psalm 110:4 can be found than the inspired one found in Hebrews 4:14-10:18. Here, the Spirit guided penman makes the following points about Jesus’ high priesthood: Send article as PDF
A necessary component in the study of human history is an examination of Pharoahs, Kings, Caesars, Presidents, Czars, and Potentates. Far different than every one of these historic rulers is the reign of the Messiah. It is one of a kind. As prophesied…
Revenge is a divinely forbidden fruit which appeals mightily to our dark side. Avenging oneself instead of leaving room for God to exact His righteous wrath upon an evil doer can be quite tempting. But God expects His people to overcome evil with…
Loving God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength is much more than a sentimental feeling; it is commitment made by a resolute heart. It is a heart that is not tossed to and fro by its circumstances. Send article…
Psalm 107:25-30 clearly states that only Jehovah can quiet a raging storm. Here, it is written: “For He commands and raises the stormy wind which lifts up the waves of the sea. They mount up to the heavens, they go down again to the…
Though millions have been deceived by false teachers on the matter, the Scriptures—Old and New Testaments alike—teach the possibility of apostasy. Hebrews 3:12 somberly warns against it—”Beware, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief in departing from…
One of the seven things which Jehovah emphatically states that He hates, yea He abominates, is “hands that shed innocent blood” (Proverbs 6:16-17). Psalm 106 provides a crystal-clear commentary on this heinous, abhorrent act. It conclusively demonstrates that the practice of infanticide—regardless of…
The immense patience and pity of Jehovah ought ever to be a reason for praise, not presumption. Beginning in verse 13, Psalm 106 compiles an ugly laundry list of infamous days in Israel’s history: Send article as PDF
Like its immediate predecessor, Psalm 106 begins and ends with the same call to “Praise the Lord!” The focus of this psalm of heartfelt praise is Jehovah’s glorious mercy toward His extremely imperfect, foolish people. Send article as PDF
