Biblical Examination

Scripture Studies

In-depth Bible studies examining passages of Scripture in their literary, historical, covenantal, and theological context. Articles compare Scripture with Scripture, consider the Tanakh and apostolic writings together, and test interpretations carefully against the biblical text.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image with an open Bible, balanced scales, and a mountain path rising toward light, illustrating a Scripture-first study of John 14:28 and Yeshua’s statement, “The Father is greater than I.”

September 23, 2026

What Does “The Father Is Greater Than I” Mean in John 14:28?

John 14:28 says, “The Father is greater than I.” This study examines the verse’s farewell setting, Greek wording, sender-sent relationship, and wider Johannine context.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an open Bible, a balanced antique scale, Greek text from Philippians 2, and contrasting themes of preexistence and exaltation, illustrating a study of Philippians 2:6–11.

September 23, 2026

Philippians 2:6–11: Preexistent Messiah or Exalted Human?

Philippians 2:6–11 presents Yeshua’s descent from a God-related condition into human slave-status, followed by exaltation by God. This study weighs the preexistence, Adamic, agency, and high-Christology readings of the passage.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an open Bible, an antique balance scale, the U.S. Capitol, and Babylon imagery, symbolizing a Scripture-based audit of the claim that America is Babylon the Great.

September 23, 2026

Does Scripture Identify America as Babylon the Great? A Prophecy Audit of “The Fall of America”

Does Revelation identify America as Babylon the Great? This Berean audit examines the biblical context, Russia claims, Ezekiel’s prophecies, and the source’s unverified predictions.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an open Bible, books of Psalms and Hebrews, a sunrise over the earth, and the question “Does Hebrews 1:10 Call Yeshua Yahweh?”, symbolizing the application of Psalm 102’s Creator language to the Son.

September 22, 2026

Does Hebrews 1:10 Call Yeshua Yahweh? Psalm 102 Applied to the Son

Hebrews 1:10–12 applies Psalm 102’s creator and permanence language to the Son. Does this call Jesus Yahweh, or describe divine agency?

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an antique balance scale weighing a prophetic claim against Scripture beside an open Bible and scrolls, symbolizing biblical discernment and the testing of prophecy.

September 22, 2026

How Scripture Tests Prophetic Claims: A Berean Framework for Discernment

Scripture calls believers to test prophetic claims without gullibility or contempt. This Berean framework examines signs, failed predictions, conditional warnings, fruit, and unverifiable revelation.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an antique balance scale weighing an open Bible against a celestial chart, symbolizing a Scripture-and-evidence review of claims about human-alien hybrids, Nephilim, cloning, and genetic modification.

September 22, 2026

Does “The Human-Alien Hybrid Question” Have Biblical or Factual Support?

Genesis 6:1–4 does not establish extraterrestrial beings, surviving Nephilim bloodlines, literal chimeras, soulless clones, or technological loss of salvation. This study tests the article’s biblical claims and compares them with the available scientific evidence.

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A dark Berean Scale featured image showing an open Bible, antique balance scale, and subdued rainbow beneath storm clouds, symbolizing a Scripture-based review of “The Rainbow & Men” prophecy and its claim that homosexuality is a spirit.

September 21, 2026

Does “The Rainbow & Men” Teach What Scripture Teaches?

Genesis 9:8–17 defines the rainbow as Yahweh’s covenant sign. This study tests “The Rainbow & Men” against Scripture on demons, sexuality, trauma, and hybrids.

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A dark editorial Bible-study image for John 20:28 showing the words “My Lord · My God” beside an antique balance scale, Bible, and scrolls, symbolizing Thomas’s confession to the risen Yeshua.

September 20, 2026

Does Thomas Call Yeshua God in John 20:28?

John 20:28 presents Thomas addressing the risen Yeshua as “my Lord and my God.” This study examines the Greek wording, context, alternatives, and Father-Son distinction.

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A dark editorial study image with an antique balance scale, an open manuscript, and warm gold lighting, symbolizing the debate over whether John 1:1 identifies the Word as the Father, divine in nature, or “a god.”

September 20, 2026

Does John 1:1 Say the Word Is the Father, Divine in Nature, or “a God”?

John 1:1 distinguishes the Word from the Father while describing him as theos. This study examines the Greek grammar, the “God” and “a god” translations, and the prologue’s wider claims about creation, incarnation, and divine status.

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A dark editorial Bible-study image for Hebrews 1:8, featuring antique biblical imagery and elegant typography about whether the Son is called “God.”

September 20, 2026

Does Hebrews 1:8 Say the Father Calls the Son “God”?

Hebrews 1:8 most naturally applies the direct address “O God” to the Son, while verse 9 distinguishes him from “God, your God,” who anoints him.

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