Jeremiah 6:15 Context: Why Shameless Sin Brings Judgment
Jeremiah 6:15 describes a people who had done terrible things and felt no shame about it, so God announces that they will fall when he comes to judge them.
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Romans 6:7 Context
Romans 6:7 teaches that a person who has died with Christ is no longer under the power of sin.
Acts 5:6 Explained
Acts 5:6 describes the immediate aftermath of a sudden death in the early church.
Lamentations 5:10 Explanation
Lamentations 5:10 describes the physical toll of a severe famine, with the speaker's skin darkened and scorched from hunger and exposure to the heat.
Revelation 7:17 Explanation
Revelation 7:17 means that the people of God who have come through great suffering will be cared for by the Lamb, Jesus, who leads them to fresh,...
Jeremiah 5:10 Explained
Jeremiah 5:10 is God's instruction to a foreign army, through the prophet Jeremiah, to attack Jerusalem and bring its corrupt society to judgment, but to...
2 Corinthians 7:6 Context
Second Corinthians 7:6 tells us that God is the one who comforts people who feel small, weak, or downcast, and that he did exactly that for Paul and his...
Jeremiah 5:7 Context: Why God Asks “How Can I Pardon You?
Jeremiah 5:7 is God's question, spoken through the prophet Jeremiah, about why he should forgive a people who keep turning away from him and into idolatry...
Joshua 6:5 Explained
Joshua 6:5 gives the battle plan for taking the walled city of Jericho: the people are to shout when they hear a long blast of the ram's horn, and the...
Mark 3:17 Explanation
Mark 3:17 records the naming of two of Jesus' first disciples, the brothers James and John, sons of Zebedee.