John’s Door

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Ever wonder who it was coming to visit Daniel in the book of Daniel chapter 10? Most of the time, when we hear a sermon or someone referencing this chapter of the book, we assume it was the Ángel Gabriel who appears to Daniel. Actually, there were two separate angels with Daniel in this chapter. One

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We are in days similar to the days of king Ahaz in Judah. He and the people feared because of the threats of King Peka of Israel and Rezin, king of Syria. The LORD sent the prophet Isaiah to Ahaz, telling him not to fear; that the plans that these two had would not stand. Though they planned to r

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Picture above from livescience.com Dark sayings refer to riddles, parables and figurative language, used by GOD to convey something mysterious or something previously mysterious. It is essentially wording that obscures intent and is meant for those that are part of GODS’ family, who search for the

The LORD tells Habakkuk to write his vision and make it plain on tables. But, what exactly does that mean? If we simply write or tell the vision as it happened, the reader or those listening still don’t understand what to do with it. So, the words, “Make it Plain” becomes very important. The diction