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Why does Christian theology describe forgiveness for fallen humanity but not for rebellious angels? Scripture points to the nature of their choices, humanity’s representative fall, and the extraordinary purpose of redemption.
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New studies and reflections from the Tomorrow Babies editorial team.
Genesis remains influential because it does more than describe beginnings: it presents an ordered universe, human dignity, moral responsibility, and the possibility of redemption. Its ancient language still shapes how many people understand the world and their place within it.
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The Transfiguration brings together Jesus, Moses, and Elijah in a scene rich with meaning. Explore why they appeared, what they discussed, and how the mountain points to the cross, resurrection, and hope.
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A biblical exploration of the Watchers tradition, the spirits in the land of the Gerasenes, Jesus’ declaration at Caesarea Philippi, and the New Testament’s vision of Christ’s victory over spiritual powers.
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Christian hope is not a date calculation or a reason for panic. It is the confident expectation that Christ will return, creation will be restored, and God’s people are called to live with faith, love, discernment, and purpose today.
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If God has unlimited power, why does evil continue? Scripture presents God’s patience not as weakness, but as a purposeful blend of justice, freedom, mercy, and a promised final victory over evil.
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The bronze serpent in the wilderness was a striking sign of judgment, mercy, and faith. Explore its meaning in Numbers 21 and how the image points beyond healing to trust in God’s provision.
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Paul’s language about principalities, powers, and spiritual forces reflects a deeply informed first-century Jewish worldview. Genesis 6, 2 Peter, Jude, and the Book of Enoch together illuminate the background without replacing the authority of Scripture.
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The account of the ten lepers reveals how Jesus meets people in isolation, calls them to courageous obedience, and turns healing into a deeper lesson about gratitude, faith, and belonging.
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Why do giants appear in Canaan after the flood? This biblical study examines the Nephilim, the Anakim, Goliath, and the deeper lesson Joshua, Caleb, and David teach about trusting God in the face of impossible obstacles.
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