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Happy New Year!
Steve Herzig
Many people make resolutions at this time of year. But they usually miss the most important resolution of all.

The Bible: The Greatest Book Ever Written
David M. Levy
Sixty-six books that can change your life. Why? Because they form the indestructible Word of God.

Kingdom Now?
Bruce A. Baker
It depends on how you read.

When Is a Wolf Not a Wolf?
Richard D. Emmons
Here’s a look at how to know when to take the Bible literally and when to take it figuratively.

Yesterday, Today, and Forever
Bruce Scott
God is unchangeable, which makes His truth unchangeable, which makes His Word the bottom line.

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The Great Invalidation
by Steve Herzig
The UN is at it again. Here is a look at the damage it has done by venturing into what Benjamin Netanyahu has called the “theater of the absurd.”

Blessings Upon Blessings
by Mike Stallard
God tells Israel, “Arise, shine.” He has a plan, and what He has decreed is more spectacular than anyone can imagine (Isaiah 60).

Isaiah's Good News 
by Richard D. Emmons
Everyone likes good news! Here are three specific blessings awaiting Israel in the future (Isaiah 61).

Sweet Beulah Land 
by David M. Levy
Israel may be back in its land, but everyone wants a piece of it. This outstanding article explains how God will settle the Israel issue once and for all (Isaiah 62).

Thy Kingdom Come
by Tom Simcox
Today the world is plagued with problems, and Israel struggles merely to survive. But a time is coming when everything will change dramatically (Isaiah 65).

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Still Dreaming
by Steve Herzig
Theology affects more aspects of life than most people realize—including today’s Black Lives Matter movement.

Troubled Twins
by Peter Colón
Jacob and Esau may have been twins, but they were nothing alike. And their relationship was anything but brotherly.

Family Feud 
by Chris Katulka
Laban was Jacob’s uncle. Then he became Jacob’s father-in-law. But what transpired between them may surprise you.

From Bethel to Bethel 
by Tom Simcox
God used Bethel in a special way in Jacob’s life—not once, but twice.

Jacob’s Goodbye
by David M. Levy
Here is a look at Jacob’s final days and the specific, prophetic way he blessed his sons.

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Expecting a Call at Any Moment
by Elwood McQuaid
Are you looking for the undertaker or the "uppertaker"? Theological complexities certainly do exist. But the vast majority of the Bible is unmistakably simple.

Covenant Theology: What's in it for Israel?
by Renald E. Showers
Most "mainline" denominations subscribe to Covenant Theology: They believe they are the "new" Israel. But on close inspection, the Bible disagrees.

Open Theism or Veiled Herisy?
by Richard Emmons
Does God know the future or does He just make allowances for what happens? An open theist's answer to that question may surprise you.

A.D. 70: Preterism's Prophetic Dead End
by Randall Price
Christ returned in A.D. 70, the Jewish people have no future, and almost all prophecy has been fulfilled. You don't believe that? Then you're not a preterist.

Moses for you, Jesus for Me?
by Tom Simcox
Gentiles need Jesus to get to heaven; Jewish people only need Moses. A synagogue teaching, you say? No, this Dual Covenant doctrine is in churches.

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Playing the Blame Game
by Elwood McQuaid
In today's upside-down world, right looks wrong, wrong looks right, and the good guys are getting the short end of the stick. If you don't believe that, read this.

From Throne to Scrub Mop
by Tom Davis
Sin has dire consequences, both for individuals and nations. This insightful article on Lamentations 1 examines what Judah's sin wrought.

Suffering God's Wrath
by David Levy
Lamentations 2 reveals three areas of Judah's destruction and paints vivid word-pictures of the torment the Jewish nation endured as it went into captivity.

Awaiting a 'Song in the Night'
by Peter Colón
Have you got troubles? So did Jeremiah. Yet he still had hope, as this sensitive exposition of Lamentations 3 reveals.

Bring Us Back to You, O Lord
by Bruce Scott
You'll feel as though you were in Jerusalem in 586 B.C. as you explore Lamentations 4-5 and the anguish of the Roman destruction.

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Emerging Shadows of the Hammer and Sickle
by Elwood McQuaid
When the Soviet Union collapsed, America breathed easier. "Russia is vanquished," we said. Well, folks, it's time to reevaluate our thinking.

Perusing the Future
by Randall Price
Some people believe the Olivet Discourse has already been fulfilled. This excellent article explains why they are wrong.

The Time of Jacob's Trouble
by Renald E. Showers
There's no mystery about what the future holds. The Old and New Testaments fit together like a hand in a glove to reveal what is to come.

Illustrations From the King
by Deane Woods
Learn what Jesus meant when He answered the question, "What will be the sign of Your coming, and of the end of the age?"

The Judgment and Return
by David L. Larsen
What will happen when Christ returns to Earth? A lot. And not everything will make everyone happy.

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What Kind of America Do You Want?
by Elwood McQuaid
An important issue went before the Supreme Court recently. America is heading where it's never been before. And you may be the decisive factor.

Red Skies Over the Temple Mount
by Craig Parshall
The most hotly contested piece of real estate in the world is the Temple Mount. Today three ominous trends threaten the area.

Outrage at Gibeah
by Peter Colón
The story of the Levite and his concubine is one of the grimmest in all of Scripture. And its relevance for today may surprise you.

Conquering Spiritual Paralysis
by Thomas C. Simcox
Have you ever thought God let you down? Perhaps you're simply looking at things the wrong way, as Gideon did before he fought the Midianites.

Jephthah: Faithful but Flawed
by Marshall Wicks
Jephthah was the man of the hour to deliver Israel, going from outcast to tribal chief. But when he was on top, a grave error cost him dearly.

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Never Miss an Opportunity
by Elwood McQuaid
Was Gaza enough? Not on your life. Now Abbas is beating the drum for a move on Jerusalem, while archaeologists uncover something wonderful.

Israel: Inside the International Pressure Cooker
by David Dolan
Years ago, few thought Ariel Sharon would ever give up Gaza. The reasons for his dramatic U-turn, however, aren't that difficult to understand.

The New Wall of Jerusalem
by Elliot Jager
A top Jerusalem Post writer gives you an insider's look at Jewish life in Israel's City of Gold and what many feel is the only viable way to protect it.

A Lawyer Looks at God's 'Contract' With Israel
by Craig L. Parshall
What do words like inheritance, descendants, and forever mean to you? They mean a great deal to God. More, in fact, than most people realize.

Islam? Which Kind?
by Bruce Scott
You've got your Sunnis and your Shiis and your Fivers and your Seveners. And the list goes on. All are Muslims. Yet all are not alike.

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Islamic Imperialism in the Real World
by Elwood McQuaid
Many people snicker and jeer at the idea of a “seventh-century caliphate.” But the Muslims aren’t snickering. And their push to power could change your world.

The Beginning of the Reckoning
by Caroline Glick
The Islamic Center in Munich, Germany, was founded by Muslim Nazis. But that link is only one of many in a surprisingly strong Muslim-Nazi connection.

The Roots of Nazism
by Steve Herzig
How could a country that gave the world the great reformer Martin Luther also produce Adolf Hitler? The answer may shock you.

Holocaust Revisionism’s Big Deniers
by Charles E. McCracken
If the names Paul Rassinier, Austin J. App, and Ernst Zundel don’t ring a bell, this article may be especially interesting to you.

New or Déjà Vu?
by Robert Congdon
Europe is again becoming a dangerous place for Jewish people. It’s the same old anti-Semitism, but with a slightly new and frightening twist.

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What a Difference a Flag Makes
by Elwood McQuaid
Some people have integrity; others don’t. Now is a good time to consider what flag you want flying over Jerusalem.

Scrolls, Souls, and the ‘Da Vinci Effect’
by Craig L. Parshall
Dan Brown’s novel has been on The New York Times Best Seller list for two years now, contradicting Scripture. Is it accurate? See for yourself.

The Vilna Gaon: A Mystical Genius
by Bruce Scott
Rabbi Elijah was born in 1720. He was a brilliant Torah scholar and kabbalist who left indelible marks on Judaism—not all of them good.

Students Learn From Ancient Scroll From the Days of the Vilna Gaon
by Colin Smith
What does an ancient scroll look like? Come into the classroom at Baptist Bible College where students worked on a 300- year-old Sefer Torah. You’ll be amazed!

The Fascinating World of the Hasidim
by Steve Herzig
Everything about them is different. Who are they? What do they believe? This first of three articles explores the intriguing, unusual world of Hasidism.

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Bulldozing Caterpillar
by Elwood McQuaid
The Church of England’s vote to divest from companies doing business in Israel is causing a stir, even among Anglicans. But it has made a few things crystal clear.

Judah’s Inheritance
by William L. Krewson
Many of King David’s words were inspired by the animals at En Gedi. Visit En Gedi, the Dead Sea, Qumran, and Hebron through this excellent article.

The ‘Heart’ of the Promised Land
by Bruce Scott 
The Shephelah, Jezreel Valley, and Jordan Valley are key areas in Israel. Learn what’s happening there today, as well as what happened thousands of years ago.

Touring Northern Israel
by David Dolan
Let a well-known journalist, whose home is Israel, take you on a wonderful tour of what he calls the most beautiful part of the Holy Land.

The Ottoman Legacy
by Thomas C. Simcox
The Muslim Ottoman Turks pillaged the land when they controlled it. Today it’s blooming like a rose. Is there a reason why? There certainly is.

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Jihad, American Style
by Elwood McQuaid
A crusade is under way to rid America of Christianity. If this statement seems harsh to you, you may change your mind after reading this article.

Ephesus: Serving Without Love 
by David M. Levy
The church in Ephesus had much going for it. Yet it was deficient in an area that many of us are deficient in today. And God was not pleased.

The Peril of Compromise
by Charles E. McCracken
Contrary to what some people believe, Satan’s throne is not in hell. In ancient days, it was in the sophisticated city of Pergamos, which also had a church.

Sardis: Averting Spiritual Suicide
by Richard D. Emmons
How can a church that seems spiritually alive actually be dead? It happens all the time. The symptoms may surprise you. But, praise God, there is a cure.

Danger! Lukewarmness Ahead
by Peter Colón
God was upset with the church in Laodicea. And He explained its condition using a comparison the Laodiceans would have no trouble understanding.

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The Christian Thing to Do
by Elwood McQuaid
Today’s Christian Zionists love the Jewish people as Corrie ten Boom once did. And the World Council of Churches does not speak for us!

Dancing With the Devil 
by Craig L. Parshall
Like it or not, Hamas now controls the Palestinian Authority. Does this mean Israel must negotiate with terrorists? This lawyer says no.

To Build or Not to Build: Jerusalem’s Housing Controversy
by David Dolan
Concrete jungle or luxury high-rise? The million-dollar digs going up in Jerusalem mean different things to different people.

China and Israel: Inscrutable Relations
by Elliot Jager
Which way does China swing when it comes to Israel? In the past, China has fully supported the Arabs. But it may be moving in another direction.

The Politics of Sacred Space
by Randall Price
Speaking from firsthand experience, Dr. Price explains why archaeology and the Temple Mount will always take center stage in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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The Treasures of the Season
by Elwood McQuaid
Tis the season when our forefathers bowed their heads and gave thanks. Oh how things have changed.

Great Cities of Jesus’ Day
by Craig L. Parshall
With Christmas around the corner, we invite you to tour four cities in firstcentury Israel that testify to the Savior’s power. Two of them are still there today.

Herod the Not-So-Great
by Bruce Scott 
Herod murdered infants yet built a magnificent Temple Mount. What type of man was he? A brilliant madman whose life is a remarkable study in contradiction.

Jerusalem vs. Rome: Jewish Life in the Time of Christ
by Herb Hirt
Although idol worship saturated Rome, the Jewish people had rights that many of them did not want jeopardized. Thus arose a difficult conflict for Judaism.

The Carols of Christmas
by Peter Colón
Many of us love the strains of the old, familiar songs of Christmas. And you may love them even more after you learn the fascinating stories behind them.

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Every Page Looks the Same 
by Elwood McQuaid
October’s enormous military parade and cheering crowds in North Korea looked eerily familiar. A different time, a different place; but not much else has changed.

Hallowed Be Your Name 
by Bruce Scott
The Israelites profaned God’s holy name and have suffered ever since. But their story does not end there, because God has a perfect plan that will glorify Him.

The Rebirth of Israel
by David M. Levy 
In Ezekiel 37, God asked, “Son of man, can these bones live?” The answer so far is the story of a nation’s resurrection to physical life. But even more lies ahead.

Just As He Promised
by Thomas C. Simcox
The Jewish people, like many others, have struggled to trust God. Do their failures mean He has forsaken them? His Word has the answer.

War: What Is It Good For?
by Steve Herzig
God’s prophetic Word reveals much about war, particularly the great, future battle involving Gog and Magog.

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‘People Just Want Nice.’ Oh, Really? 
by Elwood McQuaid
When will we learn that some people don’t care about “nice” and that annihilating Israel is merely the warm-up to something far more nefarious?

God’s Glorious Grace
by David M. Levy
God’s grace comes to us in many forms. Each has a special purpose, and each provides a particular blessing.

So Near and Yet So Far
by Marshall Wicks
Can a person grow up in a Christian home, hear the gospel every week, and still not be a Christian? Absolutely, as Marshall’s fascinating story will reveal.

Saved by Amazing Grace: The Story of John Newton
by Bruce Scott
Most people know him as the godly writer of “Amazing Grace.” But Newton’s life was far from godly before the Lord saved him and changed him forever.

Road to Righteousness
by Richard D. Emmons
Why can’t good deeds and the Law get you to heaven? If you think you don’t need Jesus, this article is especially for you.

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Happy 40th Birthday, Jerusalem  
by Elwood McQuaid
Forty years ago in June, Israel recaptured its city of cities in a six-day war that stunned the world. But things haven’t turned out as anticipated.

The Roots of Replacement Theology 
by William L. Krewson
What in the world happened to make Christians believe they are the “new Israel”? The answer does not flatter the early church.

A Look at the Big Picture
by Renald E. Showers
Satan is at war with God. And if you can understand this war, you’ll understand the entire drama of human history.

How Anti-Semitism Corrupted the Church 
by Renald E. Showers
Anti-Semitism is one of Satan’s biggest tools. Unfortunately, the church has not been immune to his handiwork.

For the Glory of God 
by Richard D. Emmons
You don’t need to be a theologian to understand Dispensationalism. You only need to grasp some of the important points explained here.

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Then They Came for Me 
by Elwood McQuaid
When an American public school feels comfortable staging a hostage drill that makes Christians the terrorists, can something more sinister be far behind?

The Lie
by Herb Hirt
Did you ever become angry with God because you asked for something He did not give you? Then perhaps you’ve bought into the biggest fairy tale of all.

Facing the ‘Lion’
by Peter Colón
The lions of Tsavo devoured men. Fierce and stealthy, they showed complete contempt for people, except as food. We, too, face a vicious adversary. And here are our keys to victory.

The Coming Counterfeit
by James A. Showers
He will rule the world. He will deceive billions. He will demand to be worshiped. He will try to annihilate Israel. And he may be coming soon.

Prince of Heresy: The Mystery of Simon of Samaria
by Craig L. Parshall
A false spirituality has grabbed hold of modern culture. Liberal theology accepts almost anything these days, including some surprising heresies.

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Pursuing the Finish-It Principle 
by Elwood McQuaid
While the West flounders in a sea of inconclusiveness, radical Islam pushes aggressively toward its goal. We have an option. Dare we take it?

Two Great Days, Two Great Doctrines
by Harold L. Willmington
If you’re interested in learning the exact differences between Israel and the church, this amazing outline is just what the doctor ordered.

At the Beginning
by William L. Krewson
Some people don’t believe the church began at Pentecost. But it certainly did. And its birth is the result of a single, major event that changed history forever.

The Glory That Awaits
by Richard D. Emmons
The church won’t be here forever. In fact, it has a future that unfolds like a symphony, with four distinct movements—all of them magnificent!

The Emerging Church: What Is It?
by Steve Herzig
Candles, incense, mood music. Can this be church? A revolution is taking place in worship, and it’s causing many people to look around with wonder and ask, “What’s going on?”

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A Christian’s View From the Temple Mount 
by Elwood McQuaid
Muslims now claim the Western Wall was a hitching post for Muhammad’s horse! Their claims are preposterous, but they will stop at nothing to rewrite history. And they have two main reasons for doing so.

Israel’s True Tikvah
by Steve Herzig
They looked for Him throughout all their agonies and heartaches, through centuries of oppression and persecution. The Hebrew Scriptures clearly told of His coming. So what happened?

Christ: The Hope of Nations
by Craig L. Parshall
America’s Founding Fathers placed their hope for this nation on the truth of Christianity. But as important as the American historical record is, something else is even more important.

Tidings of Comfort and Joy
by Peter Colón
At this Christmas season, do you have joy? True joy comes from something you might not associate with it. But once found, it lasts forever.

Strength for the Journey
by Bruce Scott
Jesus is, indeed, knowable. And He can bring us through the toughest times, give us peace like a river, and be an anchor for our souls—as this article demonstrates.

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While We Were Sleeping 
by Elwood McQuaid
Unbelievers will go to the mat to prevent dog fighting, but believers won’t do the same to prevent worldwide persecution of their brethren in Christ. Read what is happening while we sleep.

Seeds of the Great Persecution
by William L. Krewson
Ancient Rome was no friend to Christianity. Christians simply didn’t fit in, and they paid a heavy price. Is America following in Rome’s footsteps? See for yourself.

The Everlasting Hatred
by Thomas C. Simcox
Born-again believers and Jewish people have been persecuted for millennia. And, unfortunately, the worst is yet to come. Why? Because of the everlasting hatred.

They Feared Man So Little Because They Feared God So Much
by Charles E. McCracken
They were boiled in oil, tortured, and persecuted in the most heinous ways. But they endured because they understood an important, eternal truth that we should not forget today.

They Say ‘Peace, Peace’ When There Is No Peace
by Dave Hunt
Islam professes to be a religion of peace. But what many Muslims say and what they do are two different things.

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Extraordinary People
by Elwood McQuaid
Sometimes special people cross our paths, showing us the best of what Christianity is all about. Let us introduce you to a few of these saints who have made a difference in life on this earth.

So Great Salvation
by David M. Levy
Nothing compares to what Christ did for us at Calvary. The blessings that accrue to us are manifold, and so are the responsibilities.

Highway to Holiness
by Richard D. Emmons
What does it take to live a holy life? If you can faithfully master three important points, you’re well on your way.

The Blessing of Suffering
by Herb Hirt
Christians living in a pagan world are bound to encounter opposition. And though suffering for one’s faith may be difficult, it produces some undeniable and sometimes surprising benefits.

Our God Cares
by Peter Colón
The Lord of the universe knows everything about you, including your needs. This excellent article explains how you can depend on Him because He is the perfect CARE-giver.

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The Friends of Israel Turns 70 
by Elwood McQuaid
It’s difficult to believe that FOI has been around for 70 years. Well, maybe not so difficult when you learn how we began and what has undergirded our ministry to this day.

Israel’s Long and Hard War of Independence
by Elliot Jager
Despite its military victories, Israel still does not enjoy peace. So the country’s anniversary celebration took a different turn this year—for a significant reason.

Israel: Still the Apple of God’s Eye
by Richard D. Emmons
Three men played key roles in Israel’s ancient history. Each man reveals an aspect of God’s work with the nation and His special blessing on it.

Religion and the 60th Anniversary of the State of Israel
by Jimmy DeYoung
Israel, once so secular, is becoming more religious. Plans are afoot to build a third Temple, and several interesting events are confirming the truths of Bible prophecy.

Israeli Economy Gallops Ahead
by David Dolan
As Israel turns 60, its economy is moving ahead more rapidly than anyone would have guessed. Here are some facts and figures that probably will astound you.

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God Bless America 
by Elwood McQuaid
Eckhart Tolle, Jeremiah Wright, Jimmy Carter. Believe it or not, they all have something in common. And if you love the Lord, love your country, and love Israel, you won’t be too happy about it.

God’s Precious Promises
by David L. Larsen
God has always kept His promises. And the prima facie evidence of His faithfulness is the experience of His ancient covenant people, Israel.

Modern Israel in Biblical Prophecy
by David M. Levy
Although many people, including some Christians, deny that Israel’s return to the land is biblical, they are wrong. It is extremely biblical. And here’s why.

Eight Survive!
by Charles E. McCracken
The great deluge of Noah’s day did not come without a warning from God. Today researchers studying catastrophic plate tectonics present a flood model that is nothing less than horrific.

In the Shadow of a Praying Nation
by Craig L. Parshall
This summer marks the 45th anniversary of the ruling that outlawed reading the Bible and reciting the Lord’s Prayer in America’s public schools. But there’s more. Read on.

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