Shekinah Glory is a visible manifestation of God on earth, whose presence is portrayed through a natural occurrence. The word shekinah is a Hebrew name meaning “dwelling” or “one who dwells.” Shekinah Glory means “He caused to dwell,” referring to the divine presence of God. Madeline Kalu; Christianity.com Men have had so many controversies and arguments […]
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The Death of Man The scriptures say in Romans 8.6 – For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. We are brought to the understanding that to be carnally minded is death. Mankind fell from being principally a spiritual being to being a carnal being. Carnality is
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The idea of dispensations offers a framework for comprehending how God has interacted with people historically. Every dispensation denotes a unique time frame in which God engages with humans in a particular way, frequently with associated obligations and expectations. I have written on the dispensation of Innocence and Conscience. In this article, I will be
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One of the most radical, unfathomable and profound expressions of love in ancient history is the demonstration of God’s love towards mankind exhibited through the death of his only begotten son: Jesus. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have
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There are things that are hard to reason. Each human thinks in a specific way, but almost all humans assume a line of thinking that falls within the same ambit, especially when it concerns controversial matters that appeal to emotions other than intellect. This is why the creation story will continue to appeal to most
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He was dishonourably stripped of his raiment and dressed in a scarlet robe. In their attempt to make derision of him, they made him a crown of thorns and as a mock royal sceptre, they placed a stick in his hands, kneeling before him in contemptuous reverence. Saying; “Hail, the king of the Jews!” They
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Easter is an annual holiday celebrated by Christians around the globe in commemoration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his crucifixion on the cross at Calvary as prophesied. Easter embodies the fulfilled prophecy of the Messianic promise to the people in Isaiah 53. It translates to Pascha in Aramaic. He shall see
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From time immemorial, God Almighty has been ascribed to a lot of names signifying His great sovereignty. This naming system originated from our first ancestor, Adam, and now it has evolved to give meaning and value to a lot of things even inanimate. Just as human names transcend from mere material significance to a combination
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The Word created the world. The Word dispersed it. And thousands of years later, mankind still runs on the inherent motive power of language. The Word drives the self to become one with another self. It knits a family into a society. Shapes the society into a culture. Establishes cultures as a tradition. And though
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INTRODUCTION The Hebrew word Elohim is commonly used for God in the Old Testament. The word Elohim (El-oh-heem) is in its plural form used in a singular sense, depicting God the father and God the son. Just like the words Cherub (singular) and Cherubim (plural), also Seraph (singular) and Seraphim (plural), the word Eloh (singular)
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