John Kodiyil

One reason why God saves men is “that he might make his mighty power to be known,” Psa. 106:8. The heavens are the work of His fingers, Psa. 8:3, but our salvation required the baring of the right arm of His power, Isa. 52:10; 53:1. Christ promised power to His followers in His last words … Read more

Three divisions of the doctrine are of special interest to believers. We have peace with God from the moment of our salvation; the peace of God is a Christian’s normal experience afterward; eternal peace will be ours at the coming of the Lord. “Being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord … Read more

The four words, Gentiles, heathen, nations, and people, found some 760 times in the AV, represent only one OT Hebrew word and one NT Greek word in the original. They are distinguished from the Jews and the church, 1 Cor. 10:32. A political era called “the times of the Gentiles” began when God gave them … Read more

A vast amount of truth is revealed in the various names for God used in the Bible. An understanding of the meanings of these names is necessary to the full understanding of hundreds of passages. There are three primary names, indicated in the AV by the use of various type faces. When the text reads … Read more

The popular concept that a mystery is something mysterious or secret tends to obscure the fact that it is not used in this way in Scripture. In the NT the word refers to divine truth which is now revealed after being hidden from men in OT days. It appears 27 times. In Matt. 13:11 Christ … Read more