Category: Exegetical Statement
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Jesus of Nazareth and the Woman at Jacob’s Well
An exploration into the historical social-cultural backdrop of Jesus and the Woman at Jacob’s Well (John 4:3-26) reveals several vital points not otherwise revealed without research.
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Luke 1:26-33 The Virgin Mary and the Conception of Jesus
This passage calls all Christians into a state of deep heartfelt repentance because He came while we were still sinners in order to save us from the treason we committed against Him personally. As a call to action, this passage should give Christians a revived sense of urgency to tell…
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King Solomon – 1 Kings 11:1-13 Interpretation and Application
Ultimately, as with all of the Old Testament Scriptures, God’s promise is fully realized in Jesus Christ, who, unlike His ancestor Solomon, was obedient in every way to God, and not only obedient with His life but also with His death (Phil. 2:8).
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God’s Fifth Commandment – Deuteronomy 5:16
It is best to approach this verse’s contemporary meaning in light of Christ. Christ gave us the perfect example of what a parent child relationship should look like. He was completely obedient and He honored God His father by fulfilling His will.
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The Passover – Exodus 12:1-13
God’s Kingdom has changed significantly since the first Passover. Since then, God’s Kingdom has expanded globally, which is all credited to Jesus Christ offering Himself up as the last Passover Lamb to be sacrificed for atonement of our sins.
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Sin and Punishment
Exegetical Statement: Jeremiah 8:4-15 “Sin and Punishment” Historical/Cultural Context The passage of Jeremiah 8:4-15 is generally dated around 605 B.C., which would be during the early years of Jehoiakim’s reign.[1] Shortly after Jehoiakim came to the throne in 609/8 B.C. he permitted the return of pagan practices, which brought on…
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Inevitable Judgement – Jeremiah 13:1-27
On this side of the resurrection the linen belt has been restored and Christians have been fastened to the side of Christ through his redemptive work on the cross. Faithful followers of Christ are now filled with the seal of the Holy Spirit rather than God’s judgment, which he once…
Kendell Healy 