What Led to John the Baptist’s Execution? 6 Introduction The execution of John the Baptist is one of the most dramatic and tragic events in the New Testament. It is recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and it highlights the conflict between truth and political corruption. John…
Why Was John the Baptist Imprisoned? Introduction The imprisonment of John the Baptist is one of the most significant events in the New Testament, revealing the conflict between prophetic truth and political power. John was not a political rebel in the traditional sense, but his bold preaching against sin—especially among…
Herod’s Relationship with Herodias 5 Introduction The relationship between Herod Antipas and Herodias is one of the most controversial and morally debated stories in the New Testament. Their union is closely connected with political power, family conflict, and the dramatic story of John the Baptist’s death. Understanding their relationship requires…
Consequences of Hypocrisy, Pride, and Disobedience in the Gospel of Matthew 6 The Gospel of Matthew strongly emphasizes that spiritual life is not only about outward religious behavior but about inner sincerity, humility, and obedience to God. Throughout Jesus’ teachings, especially in His interactions with the Pharisees and religious leaders,…
How Nathan’s Parable Confronts David Without Immediate Accusation The confrontation between the prophet Nathan the Prophet and King David in Second Book of Samuel chapter 12 is one of the most powerful examples of moral confrontation in the Bible. Instead of accusing David directly for his sin involving Bathsheba and…