Question: In Isaiah 26:14, the prophet Isaiah seems to indicate that the dead will not be resurrected. However, we know that Jesus Christ taught the hope of the resurrection. To what, then, was Isaiah referring?
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November-December 2019
Letter to the Editor
I just finished reading the booklet entitled The Beast of Revelation: Myth, Metaphor or Soon-Coming Reality? This booklet is truly incredible! A...
September-October 2019
Cover Story
Europe is increasingly building its own war-making capacity. What factors are causing this change, and how will this trend impact the world?
Feature Story
A disturbing new effort is underway to warp the minds of children so that they reject fundamental notions of true and false, right and wrong. Events like “Drag Queen Story Time” are telling a truly disturbing story to kids today, and it won’t...
Article 1
Studies consistently show that our world is becoming more stressful. The Bible provides principles that can help us not only cope with stress but grow from it!
Article 2
A century ago, the Treaty of Versailles ended World War I. While historians debate the treaty’s legacy, what is the true significance of the outcome?
Article 3
Violence is the norm, not the exception.
Wars and rumors of wars. One cannot peruse the history of man without reading about endless conflicts, tribal massacres, and nations at war. Century after century, nations and...
Tomorrow’s Youth
A comment on Twitter recently caught my eye: “Sure, kids cost roughly $14,000 annually, but think about all the money you save from no longer having a social life.” It was tongue-in-cheek, but correct—kids are expensive!
A 2017 U....
London Calling
Have you heard about 5G? If you have, do you understand what it involves and what it might mean for you and your family? If you use a smartphone—and even if you do not—you should be concerned, because it’s quite likely 5G will be coming to where...
Personal
A dear friend, now deceased, once told me that a few of his northern buddies gave him a hard time about his North Carolinian accent. “I don’t understand,” he said with his country wisdom. “Everyone has to come from some place.”
How right...