Peter, James and John were privileged to see Jesus as He will appear in His kingdom, as well as Moses and Elijah. Those three were engaged in a conversation, but what were they talking about?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:4-9
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Jesus’ quotation of Isaiah 66:24, “Where their worm does not die and their fire is not quenched,” is often used to prove that the unrighteous will suffer eternal conscious torment. But an honest look at Isaiah’s actual words leads us to think otherwise.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:8-9
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If someone has a vision, how can we know if it is from God? Today’s study offers us some insight.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:10
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The Bible tells us that one day, not only will Satan be cast into the lake of fire, but so will “death and Hades.” Satan will be tormented forever there, so should we assume that death and Hades will eternally exist in the lake of fire as well? Or will they be annihilated? And what about the wicked?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:8-9
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Believing that Jesus was the Messiah, Peter, James and John questioned Jesus about the teaching of the scribes that Elijah would precede the Messiah. Jesus revealed something about the predeceasing of Elijah that no one would have ever guessed!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:9-12
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Elijah’s ministry was revived in John the Baptist, who served as Jesus’ forerunner according to Malachi’s prophecy. But Jesus said that Elijah will come yet another time in the future and “restore all things.” What did He mean?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:11-13
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While Jesus was up on the Mount of Transfiguration, a desperate man with a demonized son was waiting for Him below. Matthew, Mark and Luke all add unique details about the boy’s heartbreaking condition.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:14-17
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Jesus’ disciples had successfully cast out many demons in the past, but this time they failed. Why?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:17
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Satan works in the realm of our senses in order to rob us of our faith, and that is the technique the demon in today’s reading used to resist being expelled.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:18
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Three times in this story, faith is clearly mentioned as a key component in the deliverance of the demonize boy. The disciples failed due to their lack of faith. So why do people become angry when lack of faith is mentioned as a possibility for their failures?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:18-21
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