Joseph is a Representation of Jesus Christ: This Passage Peaks at the Coat of Many Colors

Genesis 37:1-11 Click here for a description of the mark of the beast. A little background on Jacob, Joseph, and the growth of the Israelites in Egypt. Like Joseph, Jesus Christ brought a bad report against His Jewish brothers. Like Joseph, Jesus Christ was despised for the special favor of God shown to Him. Like … Continue reading Joseph is a Representation of Jesus Christ: This Passage Peaks at the Coat of Many Colors

Birth of Jesus Christ: Hope for the Destitute in a Time of Economic Imbalance

Luke 2:1-20 Revelation 12 describes Mary's persecution because of being unwed and pregnant. All people are required to be counted within the records of a Christless government. The requirement of the census plays a role in fulfilling Bible prophecy. Jesus Christ is born within the populations of destitution. Night shepherds are pointed to Jesus Christ … Continue reading Birth of Jesus Christ: Hope for the Destitute in a Time of Economic Imbalance

Mary and Elizabeth: Joy and Praise in the Holy Spirit Believing in the Fulfillment of the Word of God

Luke 1:39-45 "And Mary remained with her about three months and returned to her house." Luke 1:56 After remaining three months with Elzabeth, Mary returned home. Elizabeth is now nine months pregnant with Holy Spirit filled John the Baptist, who was born soon after Mary left. Mary just learned that she is carrying Jesus Christ … Continue reading Mary and Elizabeth: Joy and Praise in the Holy Spirit Believing in the Fulfillment of the Word of God

Social Climate at the Time of John the Baptist birth, and What it Means Today

Luke 1:5-25 Click for a description of the mark of the beast. The description of the events around the birth of John the Baptist is a prophetic image of this Christless world of today. The chart below gives a side-by-side comparison of then and now. The birth of John the Baptist happened under King Herod, … Continue reading Social Climate at the Time of John the Baptist birth, and What it Means Today