Bible Studies

The structure of the Roman army endured for centuries. Legates commanded legions with each legion comprised of 10 cohort units of 480 soldiers each. Within the cohort units were groups of 80 men, each commanded by a centurion. Rather than lead from behind, the centurions were fierce as fire on the front lines. They tended […]

Rameses II (1279–1213 BC) may have been the greatest and most powerful Pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Wanting to be remembered forever, Rameses set his heart on massive building projects. He had colossal temples and monuments built throughout the land, some of which have survived to the present. One of his statutes was excavated and arrived

Pericles ushered Greece into her Golden Age as did Hammurabi for ancient Babylon, Augustus for Rome, and Solomon for Israel. These men were at the helm when their people enjoyed a time of unusual peace and prosperity. King Solomon transformed Israel into an economic powerhouse trading vast amounts of goods. Gold poured into the treasury

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue” (Prov 18:21). Insults, speeches, conversations, arguments, curses, and blessings all come from the tongue. Whether intentionally or accidentally, our words have awesome potential for good or evil. Glance through some of the speeches of Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler. Words were their arsenal, and they