• THIRST FOR PROFIT

    During the time of Jesus and until the destruction of the Temple, religious commerce flourished around the Temple rituals and ceremonies. The trade in animals suitable for sacrifice was a lucrative business. Believers were allowed to bring their own animals to the Temple, but often their animals were rejected and…

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  • CHEAP POPULARITY.

    Jesus, sitting on a donkey, the disciples and a huge crowd of people entered Jerusalem. Along with the people who greeted Jesus, there were the dumbfounded Pharisees and representatives of the Sanhedrin. They were so frightened by the people’s recognition of Jesus that they did not dare to arrest him…

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  • SEARCHING FOR JESUS.

    The study of Jesus’ personal Gospel cannot be like a typical theological study with references to authoritative sources. Jesus’ teaching contains spiritual concepts beyond any science. On the other hand, one cannot approach Jesus’ teaching by frivolously interpreting His words “as the Spirit leads.” Jesus created an organization and quite…

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  • LACK OF TRUST IN JESUS.

    In opposition to the idea of total Christocentrism, some argue that what is written in the Old Testament is very important and is the same Word of God as the teachings of Jesus. As a rule, it is believed that “the Father spoke in the Old Testament, the Holy Spirit…

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  • DEADLY ECLIPSE.

    “The eye is the lamp of the whole body. If your eye is pure, then your whole body will be full of light. But if your eye is bad, then your whole body will be full of darkness. And if the light that is in you is darkness, how terrible…

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  • TOTAL PERFECTION.

    Many of us think of Jesus’s perfection as something simple and static—he was good, kind, holy, sinless. He knew the Scriptures and followed the Father’s will. All good. But sometimes it seems like we don’t really understand what his divine perfection means. We view him through the lens of conventional…

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  • RESTLESS LOVE.

    “Which of you, having a hundred sheep, if he loses one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness and go after the one that is lost until he finds it?” In real life, many people can neglect one sheep and not bother to look for it. Recent…

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  • GOLD BUNDLES OF TRUTH.

    Jesus and Paul taught differently about spiritual gifts. At first glance, Paul surpassed Jesus in the complexity of the concept of spiritual gifts and their place in the structure of the church. Jesus’ parables (about the talents, for example) seem simple, even rustic, in comparison. However, if you look more…

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  • “THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION” OR THE ROMAN ARMY?

    One evening, in the last year of Jesus’ ministry, He and the apostles left Jerusalem. As they were climbing the mountain, one of the disciples expressed admiration for the majestic temple complex, illuminated by numerous lights. Jesus, turning around, predicted the sad fate of the temple and the city: “not…

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People see grass as green. But grass does not have color in the absolute sense. Different biological beings see grass differently. What we call color is the result of the interaction between light, an object’s surface, the observer’s eye and brain. So grass appears green to a human because chlorophyll in the leaves absorbs mainly…

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?!?

Christians know the commandment “do not steal.” They read the Bible, go to church, listen to sermons, and sing about holiness and honesty. Yet history reveals an unpleasant fact: religiosity by itself does not protect a person from moral failure. More than that, sometimes a religious person becomes especially skilled at justifying themselves. American history…

THE BIOLOGICAL GOSPEL

The word “biological” in the modern world is often associated with materialism, the reduction of a person to chemistry, Darwinism, and a purely physical life. So some readers might mistakenly think that here spirituality is being reduced to the biology of the body. Not at all. Jesus described spiritual life as a living, organic process,…