Did you know that not all commands in the Bible apply to you? In the Bible, we find the story of God’s relationship with humanity, from the very beginning of Creation through the life of Jesus to the establishment of the Church. Have there been changes in God’s covenant with His people? Do we worship the same today as Abraham or Moses did? Join Don Blackwell as he looks at the changes in God’s covenants through history, considering what it means for how we follow God today. #shorts

https://video.wvbs.org Why did God feel the need to condemn idolatry? Is He insecure, as some skeptics contend? And how can a good, loving God also be a jealous God? Join Eric Lyons as he considers a rational and biblically consistent response to these frequently asked questions.

Home Does the God of the Bible delight in bloodshed from his followers? In Genesis 22:2, why did he ask Abraham to offer up his son as a human sacrifice? Is God cruel as atheists allege? Join Eric Lyons as he logically answers the atheistic attack on God’s loving character by looking at the verse in context.

https://biblelandpassages.org This first temple of the Jews was destroyed by the Babylonians, and the second by the Romans in AD 70, but many of the stones of a once glorious past are still visible. These stones often occupy the thoughts of various Jewish worshipers who long for the rebuilding of another temple. But will it occur? Did God intend for a third temple to be constructed? And if so, where and how? Join us on this last and final episode as we explore the mysteries of the temple and God’s plan for His third dwelling among His people.

https://biblelandpassages.org Out of all the buildings on the temple mount, the inner courts were the most important of all. Within its walls a highly emotional experience awaited the Jewish pilgrim as he brought his sacrifice near to the door of Yahweh’s sacred dwelling, and up to the courts of the Lord. Once inside, what would a Jewish worshiper have encountered? Who was allowed inside? What kind of mysteries lay beyond the barriers, what types of furnishings and décor were found inside, and what was God trying to communicate by its elaborate design? Follow along, as we travel through the sacred courts of Israel and into the most sacred place on Earth.