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Category Archives: Genealogies
Why Do We Need the Genealogies of 1 Chronicles?
I was recently asked the following question about the genealogies of 1 Chronicles (which are not typical for a verse-of-the-day reflection): “I am going through a devotion to read the Bible in a year. A part of that means reading … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Chronicles, Genealogies
Tagged 1 Chronicles, faithfulness, Genealogies, Old Testament
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Who Was Joseph's Father?
I was asked today about the seeming disparity between the genealogy of Matthew and Luke, both of whom provide a different father’s name for Joseph the (supposed) father of Jesus: Jacob (Matthew 1.16) and Heli (Luke 3.23). There are two … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogies, Jesus Christ, Luke, Matthew
Tagged difficulty, discrepancy, genealogy, Jesus, Joseph, Justin Martyr., Mary
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10 Reasons I Believe In A Recent Creation
(In no particular order) 1 – God was the only one present “in the beginning” to give a testimony of the “what,” “when,” and “how” (Gen.1:1) and has in fact done so. 2 – Genesis 1 describes one week of … Continue reading
Posted in Chronologies, Creation, Evolution, Genealogies, Genesis, Luke, Recent Creation, Romans
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