Although many readily ascribe certain verses in the messianic Psalms to Jesus, they refuse to ascribe other verses to Jesus in those same psalms because of their imprecatory nature. What is the correct view?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:20
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Although skeptics may find it difficult to believe that Jesus was raised from the dead, the alternative, that He remained dead, actually requires greater faith, as it stands against the facts of history.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:14
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Peter quoted verse 8 in Psalm 109, believing they were words of Christ concerning Judas. So are verses 1-7 also words of Christ? If “yes,” what do they teach us?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:20-26
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Do Jesus’ words to the repentant thief on the cross, “Today, you will be with me in Paradise, indicate that they would both be going to heaven that day?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 27:51-53
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David does not believe that Jesus’ victorious death has even been portrayed in a movie or drama in a way that is faithful to the biblical account.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 27:54-57
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John tells his readers something about the linen wrappings in which Jesus’ body was wrapped that is not found in the Synoptic Gospels.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 27:58-61
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Not only is David glad that the Jewish leaders sealed Jesus’ tomb and set a guard over it, he’s also glad that Thomas doubted that Jesus had risen from the dead! Find out why!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 27:61-66
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David takes a look at all four accounts of the first moments of resurrection Sunday in order to harmonize details that in some ways seem contradictory.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:1
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When we read Luke’s account of the resurrection morning, we discover details that help us to realize how easy it would be, if we only read Matthew’s account, to make wrong assumptions.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:1-5
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John, who probably wrote his account decades after the Synoptic writers, fills in many previously unknown details about resurrection Sunday.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:1-5
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