Sex, nudity, lust and physical desire – many believers initially associate these terms with boundaries and prohibitions.

Why the stories of Cain, Moses, David and other biblical figures do not only tell of a world long past, but of fears, doubts, hopes and questions that have accompanied humanity to this day.

Words often reveal more than we realize at first glance. Sometimes a single Hebrew word opens a window to surprising biblical symbolism.

Few themes shape the message of the biblical prophets as profoundly as the theme of salvation. However, anyone who reads the prophets quickly discovers that they do not present a simple and uniform picture.

Just as with the Church, not all Bible-believing Jews see in the modern State of Israel a fulfillment of prophecy

Few biblical commandments are quoted so often and yet understood so little as the command to love one’s enemies.

Why the conflict with Iran shows that speed is not always decisive — and what the Bible teaches about patience as a political and spiritual strength.

When two million Israelites suddenly appear at the border of Edom, a king must decide: trust or fear? The weekly Torah portion, Chukkat, illustrates an age-old pattern that Israel still faces today.

We ended the previous part with the cutting of Samson’s hair and the departing of God’s Spirit from him. His strength dwindled.