The Bible says fear not and fear God, and Exodus 20:20 says both in one sentence about one moment. Here is why they are two different fears, not the same one.
The Names of God: What God Said When Moses Asked
Every list of the names of God gives you a tidy inventory. But the one time a man asked God directly for a name, the answer was not a title. It was a verb.
Hebrews 6:4-6 Explained: Read the Verse That Comes Next
Hebrews 6:4-6 explained: one of the Bible’s most frightening warnings. Then read verse 9, where the same writer says outright that it may not apply to you.
Medieval Manuscript DNA: What 91 Old Books Are Made Of
Medieval manuscript DNA can now be read with a dry brush and no damage. Here is what 91 old books were actually made of, and the one page that stands out.
WiFi Can Now Identify You — No Camera, No Phone Needed
Researchers showed ordinary WiFi can identify you with almost perfect accuracy — no camera, no phone in your pocket. Here is how it works, and what it misses.
What Does the Number 8 Mean in the Bible? Always After Seven
What does the number 8 mean in the Bible? Scripture never says it outright. But eight keeps landing in the same place: the day after a finished seven.
The 4 Women in Jesus’ Family Tree Matthew Refused to Cut
Matthew names four women in Jesus’ family tree — Tamar, Rahab, Ruth and Bathsheba. He cut kings from the list to fit his pattern. He never cut them. Here’s why.
What Does the Bible Say About Friendship? Jesus Gave the Reason Out Loud
What does the Bible say about friendship? In John 15 Jesus gives a reason for calling the disciples friends, and it is not affection. It is what he told them.
Loneliness and Memory: Worse Scores, But Not Faster Decline
A 7-year study of 10,217 older adults found loneliness and memory are linked — but lonely people did not decline any faster. Here is what that changes.
Hebrew Word for Covenant: What Does “Berit” Really Mean?
Berit (H1285) is the Hebrew word for covenant — and in Hebrew you never “make” a covenant, you cut one. A word study on Genesis 15, karat berit, and why God walked both halves of the path.