This page contains links to the various Bible studies on this site. In many cases, these studies are in the form of verse-by-verse commentaries. New links will be added as more studies are created and posted. They are listed in order, i.e. from Genesis to Revelation:
GENESIS
Genesis 1 (“Guest Post – The Biblical Heavens and Earth: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
Genesis 12:3 (“Why I Abandoned Replacement Theology”)
Genesis 14:8-24, 28:8-22 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
Genesis 49:8-12 (“The Scepter Shall Not Depart from Judah Until…”)
EXODUS
Exodus 19:1-18 (“Echoes of Mount Sinai in the Book of Revelation”)
Exodus 4:22 (“Why I Stand with Israel”)
LEVITICUS
Leviticus 14:33-47 (“Leviticus Required the Temple in Jerusalem to Be Torn Down”)
Leviticus 16:20-22 (“30 AD – 70 AD: ‘The Crimson Thread Remained Crimson'”)
Leviticus 27:30-33 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
NUMBERS
Numbers 18:21-32 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
DEUTERONOMY
Deuteronomy 12:5-19, 14:22-29, 26:12-15 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing…”)
Deuteronomy 31:29 (“Seven Last Days Passages You’ll Rarely Hear Pastors Preach On”)
Deuteronomy 33:1-2 (“Jude, Moses, and Enoch on Jesus Coming to Execute Judgment”)
II KINGS
II Kings 18:1 – 19:37 (“Isaiah 17:12-14 is Addressed to the Enemies of Judah”)
II CHRONICLES
II Chronicles 31:4-12 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
II Chronicles 32:1-23 (“Isaiah 17:12-14 is Addressed to the Enemies of Judah”)
NEHEMIAH
Nehemiah 10:28-39, 12:44, 13:4-13 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing…”)
PSALM
Psalm 33:12 (“Psalm 33:12 and God’s Chosen Nation”)
ISAIAH
Outline of the Book of Isaiah
Isaiah 1:2 (“We Now Live in the New Heavens and the New Earth”)
Isaiah 2:1-2 (“Seven Last Days Passages You’ll Rarely Hear Pastors Preach On”)
Isaiah 9:6-7 (“The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age”)
Isaiah 11:1-11 (“Romans 15 Shows That Isaiah 11 Is Fulfilled”)
Isaiah 17:1-6 (“The Bible Does Not Teach That Damascus, Syria is About to Be Destroyed”)
Isaiah 36:1 – 37:38 (“Isaiah 17:12-14 is Addressed to the Enemies of Judah”)
Isaiah 41:8-10, Isaiah 42:1-3, Isaiah 44:1-3, Isaiah 49:3-6 (“Why I Stand With Israel”)
Isaiah 60:1-5 (“Nations Have Come to Jesus’ Light”)
Isaiah 65:23 – 66:20 (“The New Testament…Applies Isaiah 65-66 to This Present Age” / “The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age“)
Isaiah 66:5-13 (“Galatians 4 Shows That Isaiah 66 Is Not About Modern Israel”)
JEREMIAH
Jeremiah 3:18, 16:14-15 (“The Diaspora & Aliyah of Judah/Israel Fulfilled”)
Jeremiah 4:23-27 (“Guest Post: The Biblical Heavens and Earth – Part 2 of 3”)
Jeremiah 31:31-34 (“God’s Promise of a New Covenant to the House of Israel”)
EZEKIEL
Ezekiel 34:23-27 (“The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age”)
Ezekiel 38-39 (Overview of Gog and Magog)
Ezekiel 40-48 [Overviews: “Making Sense of Ezekiel’s Temple Vision” by Steve Gregg and “Ezekiel’s Temple and the Outflow of Living Water” by Philip Mauro (1922)]
Ezekiel 47:1-12 (“The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age”)
DANIEL
Daniel 2:44 (“The Kingdom is Here”)
Daniel 7:13-14, 18, 21-22, 25-27 (“The Kingdom is Here” / “The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age“)
Daniel 9:24-27 (The 70 Weeks Prophecy; Part 1 and Part 2; An upcoming verse-by-verse commentary on this passage is pending); “Jonathan Welton: Daniel’s 70 Weeks Prophecy is About Jesus, Not an Antichrist“
Daniel 12:1-7 (“Daniel 12, Matthew 13, and the Olivet Discourse – the Righteous are Shining”)
Daniel 12:4-14 (“To Seal or Not to Seal: Daniel 12 Versus Revelation 22”)
HOSEA
Hosea 10:8 (“Revelation 6 and Luke 23: Hide Us from the Wrath of the Lamb”)
Hosea 11:1-2 (“Why I Stand With Israel”)
JOEL
Joel 2:28-32 (“Seven Last Days Passages You’ll Rarely Hear Pastors Preach On”)
AMOS
Amos 4:1-5 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
MICAH
Micah 4:1, 5:2 (“Seven Last Days Passages You’ll Rarely Hear Pastors Preach On”)
HAGGAI
Haggai 2:6-9 (“The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age”)
ZECHARIAH
Zechariah 6:12-13 (“The Vision of the Old Testament Prophets for this New Covenant Age”)
Zechariah 11:1 (“30 AD – 70 AD: ‘The Crimson Thread Remained Crimson'”)
Zechariah 12:1 – 13:4 (“Zechariah 12 Fulfilled”)
MALACHI
Malachi 3:5-12 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
MATTHEW
Matthew 5:17-18 (“We Now Live in the New Heavens and the New Earth”)
Matthew 10 (Pending)
Matthew 13: Verses 1-23 (Parable of the Sower); Verses 24-58 (Wheat and Tares)
Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 (“Daniel 12, Matthew 13, and the Olivet Discourse – the Righteous are Shining”)
Matthew 16 (Pending);
Matthew 21 (Pending);
Matthew 22:1-14 (“A New Testament Pattern: A Wedding Follows Jerusalem’s Demise”)
Matthew 23:23 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
Matthew 23:34-36 (“The Avenging of Righteous Blood”)
OLIVET DISCOURSE (Matthew 24 -25)
Matthew 24:1-3/Mark 13:1-4/Luke 21:5-7
Matthew 24:4-14/Mark 13:5-13/Luke 21:8-19
Matthew 24:15-28/Mark 13:14-23/Luke 21:20-24
Matthew 24:29-34/Mark 13:24-30/Luke 21:25-32
Matthew 24:35 (“We Now Live in the New Heavens and the New Earth”)
Matthew 24:36-51
Matthew 25:1-13 (Parable of the 10 Virgins)
MARK
Mark 13:1-30 (See posts 1-4 under the Olivet Discourse heading above)
LUKE
Luke 3:23-37 (“Jude, Moses, and Enoch on Jesus Coming to Execute Judgment”)
Luke 11:42, 18:9-14 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
Luke 21:5-32 (See posts 1-4 in the Olivet Discourse section under “MATTHEW” above)
Luke 23:27-30 (“Revelation 6 and Luke 23: Hide Us from the Wrath of the Lamb”)
ACTS
Overview of the book of Acts: “The Hope of Israel Fulfilled” (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4)
ROMANS
Romans 2:28-29 (“Why I Believe Jews Are God’s Chosen People”)
Romans 7:4 (“A New Testament Pattern: A Wedding Follows Jerusalem’s Demise”)
Romans 15:8-12 (“Romans 15 Show That Isaiah 11 Is Fulfilled”)
I CORINTHIANS
I Corinthians 10:1-11 (“A New Testament Exodus Mirroring the OT Exodus”)
II CORINTHIANS
II Corinthians 11:2 (“A New Testament Pattern: A Wedding Follows Jerusalem’s Demise”)
GALATIANS
Overview of Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians (Tithing Series: Part 5)
Galatians 3:16, 28-29 (“Why I Abandoned Replacement Theology”)
Galatians 3:28 (“The Meaning of ‘No Jews or Gentiles’ in Christ Jesus”)
Galatians 4:21-31 (“Galatians 4 Shows That Isaiah 66 Is Not About Modern Israel”)
Galatians 6:16 (“Both Jews and Non-Jews Belong Equally to “the Israel of God”)
EPHESIANS
Ephesians 2:11-22 (“No Alienation from the Commonwealth of Israel”)
Ephesians 5:25-32 (“A New Testament Pattern: A Wedding Follows Jerusalem’s Demise”)
PHILIPPIANS
Philippians 2:14-15 (“The Avenging of Righteous Blood: Deuteronomy, Matthew, Revelation”)
I THESSALONIANS
I Thessalonians 2:14-16 (“The Avenging of Righteous Blood…”)
I Thessalonians 4:16 – 5:7 (“Comparing Matthew 24 and I Thessalonians 4-5”)
II THESSALONIANS
II Thessalonians 2:1-12 (“II Thessalonians 2 and the Man of Lawlessness”)
HEBREWS
Hebrews 7:1-10 (“The Modern Practice of Tithing in Light of Christ Fulfilling the Law”)
Hebrews 12:18-29 (“Daniel 2: The Kingdom Is Here”; “Why I Embrace Christian Zionism“)
I PETER
I Peter 2:9-10 (“Who Are God’s Chosen People and Why Are They Chosen?”)
II PETER
II Peter 3:7-13 (“We Now Live in the New Heavens and the New Earth”)
JUDE
Jude 1-19 (“Jude, Moses, and Enoch on Jesus Coming to Execute Judgment”)
REVELATION
Revelation 1
Revelation 2 (Part 1): Letters to Ephesus and Smyrna
Revelation 2 (Part 2): Letters to Pergamum and Thyatira
Revelation 3
Revelation 4
Revelation 5
Revelation 6 (Part 1): Verses 1-8
Revelation 6 (Part 2): Verses 9-17
Revelation 7
Revelation 8
Revelation 9
Revelation 10
Revelation 11 (Part 1): Preterist View
Revelation 11 (Part 2): Historicist View
Revelation 12
Revelation 13 (Part 1): Verses 1-10
Revelation 13 (Part 2): Verse 11 – Identity of the Second Beast
Revelation 13 (Part 3): Verses 12-18
Revelation 13 (Part 4): Nero’s Beastly Character
Revelation 13 (Part 5): Ten Fulfilled Prophecies
Revelation 14
Revelation 15
Revelation 16
Revelation 17 (Part 1): Verses 1-6
Revelation 17 (Part 2): Verses 7-18
Revelation 18
Revelation 19
Revelation 19:1-9 (Marriage of the Lamb)
Revelation 20 (Part 1): Introduction and Outline (contains links to 11 other posts on Rev. 20)
Revelation 21 (Part 1)
Revelation 21 (Part 2)
Revelation 21:1 – 22:5 (“What Was the Purpose of the End Times? – Part 2”)
Revelation 22 (Part 1)
Revelation 22 (Part 2)
Pursuing Truth 
Hi Adam…curious about your thoughts on communion and 1 Corinthians 11:26 specifically…When I was taking communion this morning and praying while doing it I found myself saying “…until You come Lord” and then thought “….why am I saying that if He already came? “For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lords death ‘until’ He comes”…hmmmm? Val Roman
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Hi Val. I hope you’re doing well. Thanks for the good question. I’ve had to think through this as well. My short answer is that a comparison of other texts about the Lord’s supper (communion) indicates that this practice wasn’t intended to cease at the time of Jesus’ return. Instead we see that Jesus promised to eat this supper again with His followers once His kingdom was established (Matthew 26:29, Mark 14:25, and Luke 22:16-18). During the time between His death and His coming in His kingdom, His followers were to observe this practice in His memory. Ever since He came in His kingdom, then, God’s people can continue this practice as a celebration of His kingdom’s arrival and presence. What do you think of this explanation?
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Thank you! Yes, all is well. The answer is great and leads me to another question…What does ‘His kingdom’s arrival and presence’ look like to you…Did you say that you are Full Preterist now? Thanks, Adam 🙂
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Val, I’m glad to hear that all is well. Yes, depending on how someone defines full preterism, you could say I’m a full preterist now, Those are good questions about the arrival and presence of God’s kingdom. There are a lot of depths to God’s kingdom, and I’m sure my response here won’t be complete.
I see that the arrival of God’s kingdom was to go hand in hand with Christ’s judgment upon faithless Israel, and the demise of the temple and the meaningless sacrifices and offerings still being practiced there. In Matthew 16:27-28 Jesus said He would come in judgment and in His kingdom (while some of His disciples were still alive). So the arrival of His kingdom would come at the same time He would carry out this judgment. Likewise, in Hebrews 12, God said He was about to shake the earth and heaven, and remove all that could be shaken. The believers were to be thankful that they were receiving a kingdom that couldn’t be shaken (Heb. 12:26-28). Also Matthew 24:30, by alluding back to Daniel 7:13-14, indicates that Jesus’ coming in judgment and in great power and glory would be a verification that He had ascended to the Father and received “dominion and glory and a kingdom, that all peoples, nations, and languages should serve Him.”
We also see in the Parable of the Weeds (Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43) that God’s angels would be used at the end of the age to first “gather out of His kingdom all causes of sin and all law-breakers” (13:33, 41-42) and then gather the righteous in His kingdom that they might shine like the sun (13:30, 43; cf. Daniel 12:3). Similarly, Jesus said He would take the kingdom away from the Jewish religious leaders and give it to a people who would bear its fruit (Matthew 21:43).
The presence of God’s kingdom is everything that Jesus and the apostles said about the kingdom being manifest among God’s people here on earth. That would include “righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit” (Romans 14:17). It would include growth in terms of more and more people coming into the community of the kingdom, as Jesus described in various parables. It’s evidenced by devils being cast out of people, and people being healed (Matthew 12:28; Luke 9:2, 11; Luke 10:9). It’s characterized by humility and the demeanor of children (Luke 18:16-17). And it’s marked by power (I Corinthians 4:20).
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What a very researched site! I’ve come to see Revelation’s plagues as the fulfilment of the curses at the end of Deuteronomy through so much reading material that is here. I wonder if you wouldn’t consider a Bible Study on I Peter 4:17. (I see your other article on I Peter 2:9-10)
“For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if it first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?” I Peter 4:17
I find it interesting that Peter is mindful that judgment “must begin at the house of God”, as though he knows that judgment is coming on the land of Judah just as promised. But this would also imply another judgment. Perhaps the judgment that Peter speaks of in II Peter 3:3-7 upon the whole earth. I’ve gone through the website over a period of weeks and months, and I don’t notice a bible study on these verses.
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Thank you, Bradley. I appreciate your kind words. I agree with you that Revelation’s plagues are the fulfillment of the curses at the end of Deuteronomy. I plan to explore that point more fully down the road.
Thanks for the study suggestion (I Peter 4:17). I’ll try to keep that in mind and prepare something before too long. It is an interesting verse.
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Hi Adam,
I enjoyed reading the commentary on Revelation 19:1-9. It is very clear and correct.
If you ever have the opportunity I would greatly appreciate your looking over this site:
Bereansearching. A quick read is the commentary on the Book of Jonah:
https://bereansearching.wordpress.com/2009/09/19/a-christian-study-of-the-book-of-jonah/
May it be a blessing to you and your readers.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks,
Anonymous
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