Philippians

Queen of heaven in the Scripture

Jeremiah 7.18

King James Version "The children gather wood, and the fathers kindle the fire, and the women knead their dough, to make cakes to the queen of heaven, and to pour out drink offerings unto other gods, that they may provoke me to anger."

New International Version

Jeremiah, chapter 26
interpretation - meaning - commentary - explanation

This chapter shows the despicable nature of human beings. People usually think of themselves as good, and when someone says something so sincere as to be hurtful in their direction, we can often see such a person explode with anger. We often have such a high opinion of ourselves that words of truth spoken in our direction do not reach us at all. This was also the case with the

Celebrating the new year and the Bible

I am surprised by those Christians who believe in God and yet celebrate the welcome of the new year lavishly. The very fact of getting drunk on this day goes beyond biblical standards, and the arrival of the new year shows that the Savior did not come in the passing year.

Jesus promised to come again and take the saved to heaven for 1,000 years, to then return together to earth and carry out the final

God of the Old Testament and his love for people

With sadness I listen to sentences in which so-called believers claim that God in the Old Testament is evil, murders, lacks love and that only Jesus Christ changed the face of God. This is a false view and anyone who believes in it has been deceived by Satan. Most often such statements are made by those who have not read the Old Testament, and how can you make such statements about someone you do not know

Scripture and the death of children

One of the most difficult moments in a person's life is the death of a loved one, especially an innocent young child. Then we wonder, where is God? Why did he let the child die, after all, he did not manage to do anything wrong in life.

At the outset, let's clarify what death is.

It is worth reading the Book of Revelation/Apocalypse to understand the issue of the second coming of Jesus Christ, who will

Is praying to people right and in line with the teachings of Scripture?

Definitely NO. In the entire Bible you will not find a single sentence in which a servant of God prays to another person, including one who has already died. So why do Catholic churches so persistently urge people to pray to saints, the dead, the Pope, etc.?

Let's look at such a situation.

The Lord God rescues the Israelites and leads them out of Egypt. During their