Masquerading New Webster’s Dictionary & Thesaurus of the English Language define “masquerading” as “to wear a disguise, to put on a false outward show.” This word, along with the closely related word “mask,” both etymologically descend from Spanish derivatives. Thus, … Read More
Honoring Mothers The apostle Paul wrote that we are to honor our mothers and fathers (Eph. 6:1-3). Yet, he does not provide any age limit; in fact, Paul wrote this to adults. We honor our mothers in many ways. We … Read More
Great is the Mystery of Godliness When we look at the purpose statement for Paul’s first epistle to his young protégé, Timothy, then we see that the “the mystery of godliness” comes to the forefront (1 Tim. 3:14- 16). Yet, … Read More
Mediator and Intercessor What do the terms “mediator” and “intercessor” mean? Do they mean the same? To whom do they apply? Many people are confused about these two terms. According to Thayer’s Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament (p. 401), … Read More
Marriage A husband and his wife walked into an office of the Federal Bureau of Investigations and stated, “We want to become FBI agents.” “Well,” the agent who met them responded, “FBI agents usually do not just come off of … Read More