What is the Feast of Tabernacles? For 7 days God told Israel to live in shelters of branches. On the last day, Jesus stood up and shouted to anyone thirsty.
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Why Is Consumer Sentiment So Low? It’s About Next Year
Why is consumer sentiment so low? September’s survey shows how people feel about today barely moved. What fell 11% in a month was how they picture next year.
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The 3,000-Year-Old Tomb Near Luxor That Painted Its Own Meal
A 3,000-year-old tomb near Luxor turned up while crews cleared flood debris. Its owner, Paser, painted a meal to last forever. Now the water threatens it.
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Why Did Jesus Curse the Fig Tree? Read to Verse 25
Why did Jesus curse the fig tree when Mark says it was not fig season? Mark wraps it around the temple, and the lesson Jesus draws from it ends in forgiveness.
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Why Couldn’t Moses Enter the Promised Land? Then a Mountain
Why couldn’t Moses enter the Promised Land? One angry moment at a rock closed that door. Matthew 17 shows where Moses stood next: on a mountain, with Jesus.
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What Does Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain Mean? The Hebrew Says “Carry”
What does taking the Lord’s name in vain mean? The Hebrew verb in Exodus 20:7 means carry. It may be less about what you say than whose name you wear each day.
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Let the Dead Bury Their Dead: What Jesus Meant
What does ‘let the dead bury their dead’ mean? Jesus wasn’t cold toward family. The Law, a burial custom and one small word in Luke 9 change how it reads.
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A Feather in Dinosaur Poop May Explain Which Birds Survived
A feather in dinosaur poop from 66 million years ago is the first ever found in a coprolite. It may help explain why some birds froze out while others survived.
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Greek Word for Worship: What Does “Proskuneo” Really Mean?
What does proskuneo really mean? A full word study of προσκυνέω (proskuneō), Strong’s G4352: its “kiss toward” roots, key KJV verses, and why Greek worship always faces someone.
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Prescribing Cascade: When a Side Effect Gets Its Own Pill
A prescribing cascade is when a drug side effect is mistaken for a new illness and treated with another drug. A new study mapped 24. Here is how to spot one.