The Levite and His Concubine. Why?

The Levite and His Concubine. Why?

The Levite and his concubine is probably the most stomach-turning story in the whole Bible, and we wonder why God would have preserved it there. The prophet Hosea, who showed up 400 years later, alluded to that story and helps us to understand a bit of why the story has been preserved.

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You Can Understand the Book of Revelation, 9-part series

1. How to Approach the Bible Safely

2. How to Interpret Revelation Safely

3. Revelation is About Jesus

4. The Woman, the Child, and the Red Dragon

5. The Dragon’s War

6. God’s Side of the Conflict

7. What is Armageddon?

8. Three Confederacies of Armageddon

9. The Sequence of Final Events

Revelation is usually presented as a packaged interpretation. Rarely is the method used for coming up with the interpretation described. But that is exactly what happens in this series. We work through the method we should use and then we apply that method to interpreting the central portion of Revelation.

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Believing Before the Miracle

Believing Before the Miracle

In John 4, the nobleman whose son was dying came to Jesus with his problem. But he discovered he had brought another problem along as well because he had determined to either believe or reject Jesus based on whether or not Jesus would give him what he wanted.

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The Book of Hosea

I’m working my way verse-by-verse through the book of Hosea at https://www.facebook.com/jeffscogginsbooks. You’re invited to follow along if you like. Just “like” the page and you will be notified of each post. Also, if you want to ask any Bible-related questions, post them in the same spot and I’ll be happy to take a stab at answering.

Time with God: My Story

Time with God: My Story

I used to think I did not have a testimony because I had no dramatic story of leaving behind a terrible life and coming to God. But eventually I realized that I do have a testimony. Everyone does. It’s just a matter of recognizing what God has done in your life. This is my story.

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