Christ qualified to be our righteous Judge by being “made like unto His brethren” “in all things,” and by being “in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin.” Hebrews 2 17; 4:15. The Father has “given Him authority to execute judgment . ...

In this lesson we are concerned exclusively with the great future crisis that was to come to God’s people prior to the establishment of His eternal, righteous reign. When all that Gabriel revealed to Daniel on four separate visits (cbs. 7, 8, 9, and 11, 12) is brought together, a...

According to the Scripture record, Nimrod was the first human being who attempted to bring people together under his control and in subservience to him. However, since the time of Nimrod, thousands, perhaps millions have followed in Nimrod’s footsteps in establishing earthly...

In approaching the study of the Bible our method of interpretation is extremely important. This is especially true in the area of prophetic interpretation. The Bible was written in the language of men, but it contains the thoughts of God. In approaching it, man must lay aside the...

One outstanding difference between the Bible and other religious books is the element of prophecy. While the Bible contains many hundreds of prophecies, many of them very specific and detailed, the religious books used as the foundation of the faith of other major religions are...