by Jairus Bible World Ministries | Jul 25, 2024 | Bible Study, Miscellaneous, Revelation
Bible Study with Jairus Revelation 18 (Part 4) Sorting Good from Bad: The Judgment of Babylon Is Like Cleaning Out a Dusty Attic Revelation 18 talks about God cleansing Babylon. God’s cleansing of Babylon is not about simply destroying it, but about... 
by Jairus Bible World Ministries | Jun 7, 2024 | Bible Study, Miscellaneous, Revelation
Bible Study With Jairus—Revelation 21 The New Jerusalem Is the Wife of the Lamb and Her Beautiful Display The New Jerusalem is a beautiful heavenly dwelling place for believing Israelites and New Testament saints. God is at the center, and the Father is transcendent,... 
by Jairus Bible World Ministries | May 31, 2024 | Bible Study, Miscellaneous, Revelation
Bible Study with Jairus: Revelation 14 (Part 3) Why Did the 144,000 Offer Heartfelt Praise? Revelation 14 opens with these words: Then I looked, and there before me was the Lamb, standing on Mount Zion, and with him 144,000 who had his name and his Father’s... 
by Jairus Bible World Ministries | May 29, 2024 | Bible Study, Matthew, Miscellaneous, Podcast
Bible Study With Jairus—Matthew 3 John the Baptist’s lifestyle Illustrates God’s New Wineskins When John the Baptist arrives on the scene in Matthew 3, he is wearing camel skin clothing and eating locusts and wild honey. What does his odd lifestyle signify? It depicts... 
by Jairus Bible World Ministries | May 28, 2024 | Bible Study, Miscellaneous, Podcast, Revelation
Bible Study with Jairus Revelation 18 (Part 2) The Fall of Babylon and the Symbol of An Olive Press Revelation 16 depicts the fall of Babylon the Great. The Holy Spirit showed me that Babylon the Great is a symbol of evil, like a nest full of evil spirits and impure... 
by Jairus Bible World Ministries | May 23, 2024 | Bible Study, Miscellaneous, Podcast, Revelation
Bible Study with Jairus Revelation 14 (part 2) Two High-speed Trains and the Harvest of Two Kinds of Angels Two opposing storylines run through the entire Biblical narrative. I like to visualize them as two high-speed trains that reach their ultimate destinations in...
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