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Bible scholars typically emphasize that the Book of John is different in its composition and insight into the earthly life of Jesus. It is not synoptic (see previous article on the Book of Luke) but highlights the deity and accentuates the last days of Jesus on earth. John states, “And truly Jesus did many other signs in the presence of His disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written that you may believe that Jesus is…

As previously stated in the article entitled “All the Generations, from Abraham to David,” I alluded to my position that only one Gospel can save a man’s soul from an eternal death separated from God (Luke 8:12, NJKV). Mark’s account of the Gospel record leaves little room for the structure familiar to the Jew but relies heavily upon a narrative more amenable to a Gentile audience. For example, Jesus heals a little girl, proving He was Christ and had equal…

There has been repeated debate on whether there are indeed “four gospels” or simply one. I often hold the tendency to account of Jesus Christ according to His Gospel. My argument has no further depth than for consistency’s sake. For example, the Apostle Paul utters that there were those who sought out a “different gospel,” which was useless when compared to the Gospel previously uttered to the whole world (Galatians 1:6-9, NKJV). I stand assured that there is but one…

In 1895, the German scientist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, was credited for discovering the ability to see inside the human body. His electromagnetic radiation machine leered inside the physical body, allowing it to enhance the future of medical work further. The health industry has never been looked at the same. When we see the additional benefits, this device has had on our world, we stand in awe. Medications, techniques, and operating procedures have advanced far beyond our previous use of “bed…