The weirdest verses in the Bible include bears, a stuck dagger and a window fall. The strangest may be Mark 14:51, and Mark answers it two chapters later.
Who Was the Fourth Man in the Fire? What Daniel 3 Says
Who was the fourth man in the fire? Daniel 3 never names him, Daniel isn’t in the chapter, and the only one who reports seeing him is the king who lit the fire.
Why Did Jesus Get Baptized? He Got in Line With Sinners
Why did Jesus get baptized if he had no sin? John tried to stop him. Jesus’s answer, and what God said before he preached once, can change how you see yourself.
Why Did Jesus Flip the Tables? Look Who Was Crowded Out
Why did Jesus flip the tables? It was not a lost temper. Only Mark kept the three words from Isaiah that explain whose space the market had taken over.
Who Was Barabbas? In Some Ancient Copies of Matthew, His Name Is Jesus
Who was Barabbas? A rebel charged with murder, freed instead of Jesus. In some ancient copies of Matthew his first name is Jesus too. Here is what we know.
Sons of Korah: The Rebel’s Children Who Did Not Die
The earth swallowed Korah for rebellion. Four chapters later, one verse says the sons of Korah did not die – and eleven psalms still carry their name.
Mephibosheth: The Man Who Called Himself a Dead Dog
Mephibosheth called himself a dead dog and expected to die. David gave him a permanent seat at the king’s table — and 2 Samuel 9 never says he was healed.
Hagar in the Bible: The Only Person Who Named God
Hagar in the Bible is the only person scripture says named God. A pregnant runaway servant, alone in the desert, called God the One who sees me. Here is why.
Why Did God Kill Uzzah? The Detail Everyone Reads Past
Why did God kill Uzzah for steadying the ark? The answer is not in that verse. It is three chapters earlier, in a detail almost everyone reads straight past.
Why Did God Try to Kill Moses? Exodus 4:24-26
Why did God try to kill Moses? Exodus 4:24-26 is three verses almost nobody preaches. Here is what the text really says, and what it honestly does not say.