Just a simple, yet detailed medium-lengthed message explaining whatever Jesus was talking about in John 3: the basics of salvation and becoming born-again, which Jesus defined as a must to enter Heaven.

Jesus explained the need to be born again in only one chapter, John 3. Simple.

A full treatment on the subject of Noah's Ark and its discovery. Note: This was not published in any article but this one and the now-defunct website of Edward Crawford, who died in 2009. One day soon, it may be revealed to the world as proof of the validity of the story. For now, it remains in the only place one would expect it to be found, between two glaciers atop Mt. Ararat in Turkey, in a unique area that has shown little or no past glacial activity. Our best estimate is 39.7176415 N, 44.2934125 E. Its outline has even been photographed (page 15) by satellite just after a bomb was dropped on it revealing the gabled window matrix described in the Bible. The problem is the great size of the structure is apparently about 2.5 times longer than the 450 feet usually attributed to its length. That's because the "cubit" of this era was about 2.5 times longer than it is known today. The photoanalysis (proof that it is not some Photoshopped fake) is here.

This is a 2024 update on Noah's Ark. It has been definitely located, but due to God's timing, has not been excavated yet.

Even in the 21st Century (and at all times) miracles have been rare, but happening.  An amazing look into what many people know, but strangely do not speak of.

In the midst of a food crisis, God is able to feed the Prophet. Could this also be a diet recommendation for meal timing and human nutrients?

When did Jesus foretell of Peter's denial? At the Last Supper? Or on the road to Gethsemane?

What is wisdom?

A look at 1 Corinthians 2.

A simple look at Romans 8.

Was the story of the Prodigal Son an actual historical narrative?

The eternal attributes of God (such as "wisdom" and "love") are explained here.

This is just a simple overview of the Ten Commandments given at Mt. Sinai.

A look at the ten plagues of Egypt and their significance.

What can the story of the Copper Serpent teach us today?

Mentioned only in one verse, Shamgar's story is redemptive.

My limited attempt to capture the Glory of God.

Wisdom is personified (and hopefully clarified) here.

What is the full story on Ruth and Boaz's marriage?

A look at violence as portrayed in the Old Testament and Revelation.

Forgiveness is a rarely-seen attribute of Christian life. We could all use a bit more of it.

Who were the Kenites? Find out here.

Why did Paul wait to reveal his Roman citizenship? He could have avoided imprisonment. Maybe he had other reasons.

What was the conflict of Paul and Peter all about?

Who was Ehud? Any why was his left-handedness considered an advantage?

The Prayer of Jabez, a unique look at 1 Chronicles 4:10.

A look at the passing of Enoch.

A brief study of the nine evil beasts mentioned in Scripture.

Whether a parable or an actual historical event, this narrative of Jesus is remarkable in truth.

A look at the horror of the Crucifixion of Jesus.

What was the Mark of Cain, and more importantly, what did it symbolize?

Possibly being an actual story of history, the enigmatic Unjust Steward remains controversial.

The story of Zipporah, the wife of Moses.

The distinct roles of men and women in the Church are clearly defined in Scripture.

The utter foolishness of Evolutionism vs. Creationism.

Obadiah, the first one-chapter book in the Bible and the only one in the Old Testament.

Philemon, the second in my series of the 5 one-chapter books in the Bible, and the first in the New Testament.

2 John has the shortest verse count (13) in the KJV Bible, but it is still longer than 3 John.

Here it is! The shortest book in the KJV by words (219) and letters (995).

And the last one-chapter book in the Bible, Jude.

This story has intrigued scholars as either an accurate historical account or an intriguing parable.

The 5 wise and 5 foolish virgins illustrate the wisdom and foolishness of man.

Was the story of the Prodigal Son an actual historical narrative?

This was Jesus' description of Heaven and Hell, whether as a metaphorical parable or as an actual setting of the afterlife.

What does the Bible really say about hell? Fiction or non-fiction.

And an account of 25 such cases in recent history.

What is known of the first apostles of Jesus? Sometimes a lot, sometimes a little. Let this overview guide you.

Uttered the night of his arrest, this is perhaps the most important prayer of the Bible.

Jesus knew this would be his final supper. What did he teach his disciples? The story makes more sense if the Last Supper was one night previous to the Passover Meal. Scripturally supported, here are the reasons why.

In Revelation 2-3, seven churches are addressed thusly.

A look at the book of Job, organized by his critics and God.

Often overlooked, this is a look at Machpelah today, located in Hebron, West Bank. Could it be the final resting place of Adam and Eve?

The story of Mephibosheth's deliverence from poverty and fear to sit continually at King David's table.

The role of Bezaleel in the construction of the Tabernacle.

Paul, in his letter to the Ephesians, uses the metaphor of a Roman soldier's armor to describe the spiritual defenses available to Christians.

Apparently lost in time, what can we know about this ancient Jewish practice?

This is a listing of Biblical virtues (love, joy, peace, etc.) vs. unbiblcal faults (pride, envy, wrath, etc.)

This reveals how 5 sisters (without a brother) participated in receiving a just inheritance.  This shows how God initiated a type of "rights for women".

The Book of Revelation is a very encouraging work. In the end, we win! Oddly enough, it is shunned by a majority of pulpits today.

Who is the "man of sin" as mentioned in 2 Thessalonians 2:3-12?

Exactly how old was David at this event which sealed his adulthood?

The first in a series of 3. On the 7 seals.

The second in a series of 3. On the 7 trumpets, ending with the Day of the Lord.

The third in a series of 3. On the Day of the Lord's wrath.

Who are God's Two Winesses and what relationship do they have with the 144,000?

Generally ignored today as a Tribulation thing, what significance do specific time periods (such as 1260 and 1290 days) hold?

A look at all 7 of the scripures on the Thief in the Night.

A look at how the "sons of God" were not the giants referred to in Genesis 6

The Book of Ecclesiastes, usually attributed to Solomon, shared some insightful truths on how exactly to live this thing called "life".

A look at the third and fourth trumpets of Revelation.

A fellow worker in Philippi, Epaphroditus continued working while deathly ill.

The Book of Proverbs, written for the most part by King Solomon, was honored for his wisdom. Perhaps there is a thing or two we can learn.

So simple, yet profound. This whole "purpose of life" is remarkably simple in that any child or person of any IQ can understand it.

Presented here is the account of the Olivet Discourse of Jesus on what we would call the Tuesday evening before his crucifixion on the subject of the end-times.

Generally considered the most important full sermon of Jesus Christ, this was also one of his earliest and most repeated sermons.

Just the first teaching from the Sermon on the Mount in greater detail.

You probably know the six verses from Psalm 23 already by heart.

Of course, we all know the shortest verse in the Bible. But, what does it mean?

This is my attempt to explain perhaps one of the most unknown concepts in the Bible. And, yet, one of the simplest.

Just a handful of the commonly cited KJV "errors" and how they are easily explained.

The origin of the world's languages as laid out in Biblical context.  Not developed over tens of thousands of years, we see this event around 2182 BC.

What was God's purpose and plan in the ever-changing dietary laws and what is His meal plan for serving us today?

Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses, offers sound advice to the overwhelmed.

The story of Gehazi and Naaman.

Who was Melchizedek, the priest honored by Abraham?

This exploration of the theology of work in Scripture reveals divine principles that can guide our understanding of work's role in human life and spiritual development.

Laughter, humor, an joy are repeatedly used to carry the stories of the Bible.

What was the greater miracle here? That Balaam's ass could speak, or beholding an angel. I have seen angels (about 12 of them in a group). Even though this was "just a dream", I can definitely attest that angels are real. It was the most realistic dream I've ever had.

Are the 9 spiritual gifts mentioned in 1 Corinthians 12, such as miracles, prophecy, and speaking in tongues, still available today?  You can discern whether they are for today's believers or whether they have ceased.

Is salvation a sure thing, "once saved, always saved" as Baptists suggest?  Or can you lose it?  This is a look at how human fatherhood illustrates the difference between salvation and fellowship.

I stumbled upon the accurate birthday of Jesus, just 40 days prior to a full moon in 4 BCE, and just before a notable lunar eclipse that was visible from Jerusalem. It was not on December 25, as winter weather saw no shepherds in their fields then.

Michal in cofrontation with her husband, David.

The complete mystery behind all those thees and thous is exposed along with the endings of -eth, -th, -est, and -st.

This is just a 7-page table of over 360 Biblical events in the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, arranged chronologically. I keep it tucked inside my Bible case for ready reference. The entire Gospel story makes perfect sense when all four accounts are plainly laid out.

For the more serious student, here are all four Gospels (3779 verses) of the King James Version (Pure Cambrian with words of Christ in red) presented in chronological order with the same over-360 divisions as found in my Harmony Spreadsheet. This above link is as a webpage.  I got so tired of trying to find a harmony such as this online, that I made this one for my own personal study.

This is just the book of Revelation, divided into over 90 segments for easier study. 

This is an excellent study of the rapture and a rather simple way, with diagrams, to determine what is the most logical order of things to come. The author's original website is now so haphazard that I decided to reproduce it here.

Did you know that Jesus spoke quite openly to his disciples regarding this important subject? Of course, if he did so, the pre-tribulational believers will not be very excited to study these passages. From the prayer of John 17 to the parables of Mark 13 to several other passages, I attempt to outline this important subject. For a plainer view, see Let Both Grow, outlined above.

This is Edward Crawford's explanatory short story and commentary on the timing of the Rapture and how we, as people, are so easily deceived.

Okay, I've simplified the rapture into a six-point one-page proof as post-tribulational. Just take a look at the verses which actually mention the rapture as a beginning point.

A critique of John Walvoord's famous 50 points written in the 1950's, one of the main reasons of pretribulation popularity in the modern world.

Everybody else has one posted, so I decided to do my own take on the events of the Tribulation. I endeavored to separate it into what can be known and inferred.

This is just a scaled-down presentation of the major points of post-tribulationalists.

Every pastor you probably know of has blown it on one of these two doctrines, and the church system seems to have no alternative. Oh well, at least you can rest confident in adhering to the Word of God.

Almost unknown is the Book of Enoch. Here are the reasons why.

This is more of a personal testimony of my own faith voyage. Adopting the persona of Spock (the Star Trek alien with pointed ears who valued logic, for those who don't know), I try to point out the logic of Christianity. At the end of the article, I illustrate several miracles I have experienced as proof.

This is Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones' Th.D. Ph.D. commentary on the famous outlines of John Calvin's (1509-1564) "Five-Point Calvinism" theology. What is true and untrue about these five points?

A really simple map to finding the best (and only) Bible in English. It's really a mistake to accept the word Isaiah in Mark 1:2. Are thee and thou really appropriate today? Either the "bible" you are now reading is pure or it is not.

Remember this famous non-event in 2017? Probably not. It was supposed to be the rapture or something, but I guess the astronomy didn't pan out.

When was Jesus born and crucified? The Bible has the exact answer. Would you believe he lived for 12090 days? Moreover, this article is perfect for recommending to your Jewish and Moslem friends.

By Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones Th.D. Ph.D.  According to many of the earliest manuscripts, the dating of the Gospels was sure. Matthew was published in 38 AD (not the currently estimated 85-90 AD), Mark was published in 40 AD (not the currently estimated 66-70 AD), Luke was published in 45 AD (not the currently estimated 85-90 AD), and John was published in 62 AD (not the currently estimated 90-110 AD). So, they are presented in chronological order and hundreds of manuscripts attest to this!

Remember the not-so-famous blood moon tetrads? I don't see why they were so attractive. They were mostly invisible from Israel.

The enigmatic 144,000 Jews have confused scholars for centuries. Here is my interpretation.

This is a webpage of significant interest to Biblical chronologists and textual critics. The entire outline of the 4032.5 years of history from Creation to the Cross in charts plus a few articles on textual criticism by Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones Th.D., Ph. D.