God’s Mercy in Appointing Mediators: A Biblical Analysis In the religious system of ancient Israel, God’s holiness demanded careful adherence to laws of worship, sacrifice, and ritual purity. However, human beings are finite, fallible, and prone to error. Direct access to God’s presence could be dangerous and even fatal, as…
The Plague That Affected Gnats In the biblical narrative of the Ten Plagues of Egypt, the third plague specifically involved gnats. This event is described in Exodus 8:16-19 and represents a unique demonstration of divine power, showcasing both the authority of God and the limitations of human agency. Background of…
The Duration of the Flood in the Genesis Narrative The story of the Flood, as recorded in the book of Genesis (chapters 6–9), is one of the most prominent and dramatic events in the Bible. Central to the narrative is the destruction of the world by a divine deluge and…