Ephesians 5:11–12

“11 Have nothing to do with the deeds produced by darkness, but instead expose them, 12 for it is shameful even to speak of the things these people do in secret.”

(Emphasis mine)

Romans 9:6

“But the present condition of Israel does not mean that the Word of God has failed.”

This passage is an outstanding rebuttal to those who fall for various forms of replacement theology & anti-Zionism, usually believing that 1) God’s plan for the Jews failed, and thus that the goal…

Mark 4:14–20

The parable of the sower explained.

Anyone involved in evangelism or ministry should take this parable to heart. It’s important to think about the real-world applications of the 4 scenarios described here: seed devoured by birds, seed that sprang up too quickly and was scorched…

Acts 10:34–35

“Then Kefa [Simon Peter] addressed them: “I now understand that God does not play favorites, but that whoever fears Him and does what is right is acceptable to Him, no matter what people he belongs to.”

Numbers 2:3–9

“Those camping on the east side toward the sunrise are to be under the banner of the camp of Y’hudah; they are to camp according to companies; by tribe and leader they are as follows…

Mark 12:29–31

I have a handy mnemonic for remembering the 10 commandments in two halves: Oh, I never sin, Mom! My awesome smart friend Christian. Allow me to explain:

O: One God (or no Other gods)

John 10:1–5

Yeshua (Jesus) describes Himself in this passage as the Good Shepherd. He comes to His sheep meeting all the requirements: fulfilling all the Messianic prophecies, walking in the ways of Torah and being of the lineage of David, a fellow Jew. Anyone who did not fulfill these requirements was clearly a false…

Ephesians 3:6

“… in union with the Messiah and through the Good News the Gentiles were to be joint heirs, a joint body and joint sharers with the Jews in what God has promised.”

Another clear rebuke of replacement theology and also, two-house theories (the belief that God has a different…

John 7:19, 24

“Did not Moses give you the law, yet none of you keeps the law?”

If Yeshua (Jesus) came to abolish the law of Moses, why would He say these words? I imagine if that were the case, then He would have more than likely said, “None of you keeps the law. Good! I came to nullify it…

Matthew 7:1–6

Judge not! Maybe the most famous bible passage among people who don’t read the bible? Much has been said about this passage, but anyone that attempts to evaluate it by ignoring everything after the first two words is probably clueless. Yeshua (Jesus) demands that we correct our brethren in love…