Ruth’s mother-in-law was Naomi. Naomi means, “the sweetness of God” [read more]

The Romans were known for their armies. Their soldiers were [read more]

Jesus and his disciples arrive in Capernaum. He teaches in [read more]

Almost everyone is familiar with the biblical account of Joseph [read more]

In Exodus Chapter Thirty-Two, we are told about the Israelites [read more]

Have you ever had the chance to see a snake [read more]

In ancient writings there was a Greek word used for [read more]

Mithridates, the renowned king of Pontus and Bithynia, who was [read more]

At the time Jesus lived, there was an arched bridge [read more]

In Matthew 21:17-20, we read about Jesus cursing a fig [read more]

In ancient times, there were no newspapers, radios or televisions. [read more]

Every country or kingdom has a ruler or leader. That [read more]

Almost everyone has heard about the man Job.  Job was [read more]

“And I am come down to deliver them out of [read more]

Almost every society has laws that are to be enforced. [read more]

Jesus came to the Temple in the early morning. A [read more]

For some time, Jesus had been going to the synagogue [read more]

There were 48 boards in the walls of the Tabernacle. [read more]

Many, many years ago there lived a very powerful king [read more]

In biblical times, most farmers had at least one ox [read more]

Many of the ancient cities took counts of their citizens. [read more]

The palm tree grows slowly, but steadily, from century to [read more]

In ancient times people did not have electric burglar alarms. [read more]

In the time of the New Testament, armies traveled mostly [read more]

I do not want to make light of the association [read more]