Category Archives: Bible Articles

The Four Gospels in the Bible

Have you ever wondered about why we have four gospels, and why these are in the particular order as we have it, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? In this article, a modest attempt will be given to show how and why the four gospels are placed in the order in our Bible, the Word ofContinue reading “The Four Gospels in the Bible”

The gospel in Isaiah

Adapted from revised noted of meetings in New Zealand, from a family meeting in Masterton on 5 November 2008 by Greg Quail. I included some extra information that was not in the notes. The central message is also the heart of the Word of God, the Bible. How many books are there in the Bible?Continue reading “The gospel in Isaiah”

Epistle of James and the Sons of Jacob

Taken from a ministry by Greg Quail in April 2004, at Sydney, Australia, and developed with five addresses on this subject in Bhutan 2020, by Greg Quail. Full document is attached below. The names James and Jacob have the same pronunciation in the Hebrew. The epistle is divided into 12 sections, as the very firstContinue reading “Epistle of James and the Sons of Jacob”

Leviticus 1

“And he shall lay his hand on the head of the burnt-offering; and it shall be accepted for him to make atonement for him.” Leviticus 1:4 “And the priest shall make atonement for them; and it shall be forgiven them.” Leviticus 4:20 “And the priest shall make atonement for him to cleanse him from hisContinue reading “Leviticus 1”

Names mentioned twice in a row in the Bible

It is remarkable that the Word of God makes mention of the fact that God called the name of a person two times in a row, and the more remarkable fact is that there are seven people who are called by name twice in a row. Have you ever considered that God may be callingContinue reading “Names mentioned twice in a row in the Bible”

The Day of The Lord in Thessalonians

There is a lot of confusion concerning a number of future events, including the rapture and the day of the Lord.  There is a gap of seven years between these two events, and the rapture of all true believers, whether they have passed away or form the assembly on earth at the time, comes first. Continue reading “The Day of The Lord in Thessalonians”