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The categorical approach is systematic and therefore attempts to present all the relevant material for a given topic. The result may appear as an encyclopedia in its orientation. This can be helpful when looking for information.

In short, the key words for this site's beliefs are: Verbally Inspired Scriptures; Tri-Unity God; Deity of Jesus Christ; Salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone; Dispensational, Pre-Millennial Return of Christ; Everlasting conscious Heaven for Believers, and everlasting conscious Hell for the Lost.

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The charts below cover many areas of Bible doctrine in visual form. Many of these charts have been used around the world by teachers and pastors to help instruct concepts that are sometimes considered difficult to grasp. The visual chart approach has helped many to understand doctrine that was confusing, and made it understandable.

ANGELIC CONFLICT

This chart is chronological as well as shows unholy spiritual beings. This overview shows demonic type activity through human history including the Tribulation period. — [ANGELS, NEPHILIM, DEMONS] twe

The question asked on this lesson-chart is whether a believer in Jesus Christ can become demon possessed.There are those that may have had an experience which says they were demon possessed. But, what does Scripture say on this subject? — [DEMON POSSESSION - BELIEVERS] twe

Satan is the tempter, adversary, and accuser. This chart talks about these activities of Satan. Then it answers the question what should believers do about demons? — [DEMON POSSESSION - BELIEVERS APPLICATION] twe

This chart compares the “GAP” view and the Standard view of creation from Genesis 1:1-2. It shows the time perspective of the fall of Satan and the fall of man. — [CREATION FALL ANGELS MAN] twe

This is a visual presentation and chronology of the spirit world. It shows the fall of Satan, the fall of man, Nephilim, and the powers of this world. Here we show spirit places such as Tartarus, Paradise, Hell, the Abyss, and the Lake of Fire. — [SPIRIT WORLD BASIC] twe

Here we show an overview and chronology of Satan as provided in the Word of God. This includes his fall, activity today, and his ultimate judgment and doom. — [SATAN TIMELINE] twe

Two passages, namely Isaiah 14:12-17 and Ezekiel 28:1-19, provide us with insights into Satan's past. This includes the 5 “I will's” of Satan which is associates with his fall. — [SATAN EXPOSITORY] twe

This is part of the angelic conflict study. It shows two levels, if you will, to Satan's cosmic (world) system. It provides insights to his strategy against believers and unbelievers. — [SATAN COSMIC SYSTEM] twe

The nature of angels shows that they are created beings as well as spirit. Seraphim and Cherubim are described as well. — [ANGELS NATURE] twe

When God gave the Law (10 Commandments) to Moses on Mt Sinai angels were instrumental. Though the Exodus account does not specifically mention angel, we know from other passages that they were there (Du.33:2; Ga.3:19; Ac.7:53; He.2:2) — [ANGELS MOSAIC LAW] twe

This study surveys angels role as found in the book of revelation. This overview concludes that they are “Officers of the Court” of God. This is important when studying the doctrine of the Angelic Conflict. — [REVELATION ANGELIC SURVEY] twe

ANTI-SEMITISM

This survey of Biblical texts shows how both Jews and Gentiles are specifically said to have crucified Jesus. However, the crucifixion of Christ was planned by God the Father before He created man (Lk.22:37; 24:44-46; Jn.19:31-37; Ac.2:23; 3:18; 13:27; Cl.2:14). — [WHO KILLED JESUS] twe

Old Testament Anti-Jewish or New Testament Anti-Gentile The Old Testament has more denunciations of Israel than the New Testament. Surprisingly the New Testament often speaks of Gentiles in a criticizing manner. These concepts seem to neutralize the arguments of those who criticize the Word of God. — [OLD TESTAMENT ANTI-JEWISH or NEW TESTAMENT ANTI-GENTILE] twe

APOLOGETIC

The Word of God is the Believer's objective source of truth. However, many place their personal experiences above the clear teaching of the Word of God. They even will find themselves doubting the Word when their experience is in conflict. This leads to deception. When we judge our experience in the light of God's Word it leads to steadfastness. — [EXPERIENCE VS WORD OF GOD] twe

The positions of Post-Modernism and Theism are laid out in contrast on theis chart. This shows a good big picture to their radical differences. — [POST-MODERN VS THEISM] twe

This is another big picture chart showing the differences between Naturalism, Post-Modernism, Pantheism, Spiritism and Polytheism, and Theism. These are compared with their view of reality, truth, values, and man. The “Problem” column shows the issues involved with each position. — [WORLD VIEWS] twe

This quick chart shows an overview of the paths to truth from the Reformation (16-17th century), Age of Enlightenment (18th century), Modernism (late 19th century), and Post-Modernism (20th century) eras. — [DETERMINING TRUTH] twe

This apologetic chart for reason looks at dependability, experience (collective and applied reason), and Faith. — [APOLOGETIC FOR “REASON”] twe

The question of truth is discussed here. We argue that all truth is derived from God, for God alone is truth. We also cover some common objections to this reasoning. — [WHAT IS TRUTH? - GOD ALONE IS TRUTH] twe

The Word of God is viewed by Conservatives and Liberals very differently. Here we compare how these two view inspiration, verbal, inerrant, plenary, authoritative, and preservation concepts. — [CONSERVATIVE LIBERAL APPROACHES]

CALENDARS

The Jewish and Gregorian calendars have a different base. We show here how to calculate from the Jewis to the Gregorian system. This is an aid for those studying prophecy, and want to figure from one system to the other. — [DIFFERENCES JEWISH GREGORIAN CALENDARS] twe

God's Word, consistently uses numbers in a way that provide secondary meanings. The number 7 is one of the numbers that is used throughout the Hebrew calendar that God gave to them and has a rich pictorial meaning. — [JEWISH CALENDAR: 7-FOLD (HEPTADIC) STRUCTURE] twe

The Biblical (Hebrew) calendar is based on the orbit of the moon. Here we show the concepts of New Moon, First Crescent, and Full Moon. — [HEBREW LUNAR NEW YEAR] twe

The Hewbew Year of Jubilee (Le.25:8-55) is shown here. The concepts of the Civil New Year and the Day of Atonement is presented. This is a good overview and chronology for the Jubilee. — [HEBREW YEAR OF JUBILEE — Le.25:8-55]

CHARACTER STUDIES

These questions can make for good discussion. — [JOHN THE BAPTIST CONTRASTS] twe

This provides a good overview surrounding John's the Baptists' life. It considers Zacharias, Elizabeth, John himself, his preaching, and prison experience. Also the Prophetic section is important for any study on the life of John. — [JOHN THE BAPTIST OVERVIEW] twe

Here we show the chronology of events concerning Peter's denial of Christ. The chart includes the city of Jerusalem during the tim eof Christ. — [PETER 7 DENIALS OF CHRIST] twe

This chart shows the Biblical text specifically of Peter's denial of Christ from the four gospel records. — [PETER'S DENIAL PASSAGES] twe

This view of Peter's denial of Christ shows from the four gospel records which denial number is from which book. — [PETER'S DENIALS SYNOPTICS] twe

This is a visual synoptic of the gospel accounts concerning Peter's denial of Christ. — [PETER'S DENIALS JERUSALEM] twe

This shows what time-frame is meant by the “cock-crowing”. There were four watch and appearently two cock-crowing. — [NIGHT WATCH CROWING] twe

The apostle was commissioned to go the the Gentiles. However, we find him consistently going the Synagogue to reach Jews. This does not mean that he did not go the the Gentiles. He certainly did. But it appears that going to the Jews first was his practice. — [PAUL, APOSTLE TO THE GENTILES YET GOES TO JEWS] twe

CHRIST

The deity and humanity of Christ has caused numerous errors concerning the nature of Jesus Christ. Some of the errors concern His deity,and some His humanity. This chart will show what these groups are called, as well as the specifics of what they deny. This is a study of Christ's hypostatic union. — [ERRORS CHRIST 2 NATURES] twe

This is part 1 of 2 of Christ's final week. The Spring Feasts of Israel, and particually the Passover, Unleavened bread, and First Fruits were fulfilled during Christ's final week. This chart shows that the Biblical text places the crucifixion of Christ on Wednesday, and not on the traditional day of Friday. — [CHRIST LAST DAYS, PART 1] twe

This is part 2 of 2 of Christ's final week. Here we show further events that show the consistency of the Wednesday crucifixion understanding. — [CHRIST LAST DAYS, PART 2] twe

This chart shows the chronological events which includes the crucifixion, resurrection, and post-resurrection appearences. — [CRUCIFIXION EVENTS] twe

This is part of a set that shows that Christ is God in the flesh. This takes you through the Biblical logic that demonstrates the deity of Christ through worship. — [CHRIST AND WORSHIP] twe

Leading up the crucifixion of Christ were so-called trials from both Jewish and Roman authorities. We survey the accusations, legality, and results of these mock trials. — [MOCK TRIALS OF CHRIST] twe

This simple chart shows how the name of “Jesus” transmigrated from the Greek to the Latin, then to English. We show the spelling and language particulars. — [NAME OF JESUS: HEBREW, GREEK, LATIN, ENGLISH] twe

—This is part of a set that shows that Jesus Christ is God. References to Jehovah of the Old Testament, are specifically applied to Jesus Christ in the New Testament. This provides the obvious conclusion that Jehovah is found in the Person of Christ. — [JEHOVAH IN PERSON OF CHRIST] twe

CHRISTIAN LIFE (WAY OF LIFE)

This word study overview compares and differentiates between “Faith”, “Love”, and “Hope”.— [FAITH, HOPE, LOVE] twe

This very graphic presentation of the 7 weapons of God's armor explains each part's spiritual value for the believer. — [ARMOR OF GOD] twe

This chart describes the differences between an apostate, regressive believer, inative believer, and active believer. This chart concerns believers in different stages. It does not present unbelievers here. — [BELIEVER STATUS] twe

The two circles helps believers understand the differences between our relationship in Christ, and our fellowship. — [RELATIONSHIP - FELLOWSHIP] tmk

Forgiveness has two categories, namely, judicial and relational. Judicial forgiveness includes everlasting life. Relational forgiveness includes paternal, personal, and ecclesiastical forgiveness. Judicial forgiveness includes three phases (past, present, and future). — [FORGIVENESS OVERVIEW] twe

CHURCH

This is part 1 of 2. Here we discuss church meetings. This part discusses interaction, tongues, prophecy, and revelation. — [CHURCH MEETING GUIDELINES, PART 1] twe

This is part 2 of 2. Here we discuss church meetings. The topics of women keeping silent, and being orderly. — [CHURCH MEETING GUIDELINES, PART 2] twe

CHURCH PATTERNS

The Apostle Paul set a pattern for self-support that may seem foreign to our way of doing evangelism today. We discuss receiving support for ministry, a self-supporting ministry, and working and witnessing accomplished together. — [TENTMAKING EVANGELISM] twe

CREATION

This chart shows the 6 days of creation, and understands a day to be a 24 hour period. This is a good overview of God's creation of the earth. — [DAYS OF CREATION] twe

This chart discusses God's creation of the earth. The concept of the “gap” between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2 is compared to the initial chaos and pre-creation chaos approaches. — [CREATION GAP OVERVIEW] twe

This chart discusses God's creation of the earth. It focuses on the origin of matter as it relates to the chaos we see in Scripture surrounding creation. — [CREATION: ORIGIN OF MATTER AND CHAOS] twe

This chart discusses God's creation of the earth. This chart takes the position that there is a “gap” between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. Here we answer objections and responses to the gap position of creation. — [GAP OBJECTIONS ANSWERED] twe

DISPENSATIONAL

This is part of the Biblical study on dispensationalism. This shows the tension between the world (cosmos) system and God's kingdom. — [KINGDOM OF GOD WORLD] twe

This chart considers many passages that have a disensational understanding, and shows their relationship over time. Here we discuss stewardship, God's program, and how dispensational theology answers a need for Biblical harmony. — [DISPENSATIONALISM EXPLAINED] twe

Here we show the relationship of the church to the kingdom. There are four senses to the kingdom in Scripture. The universal kingdom, the mystery form, the messianic, and the spiritual kingdom sense. — [CHURCH KINGDOM RELATIONSHIP] twe

The Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven are distinct in Scripture. One may be in the Kingdom of Heaven without being in the Kingdom of God. Entrance into the Kingdom of God is through the new birth. Entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven is outward profession or association with Christ. — [KINGDOM OF GOD , KINGDOM OF HEAVEN, BELIEVERS] twe

The expressions, “Kiindom of God”, and “Kingdom of Heaven” are seen by some to refer to the same thing. Others understand the expressions to be distinct. This chart examines the arguments for the two positions. — [KINGDOM OF GOD, KINGDOM OF GOD, SAME OR DIFFERENT?] twe

The Church, The kingdom of God, the Kingdom of Heaven, and the Messianic Kingdom are distinct, yet overlap conceptually. Here we examine what these terms mean and their relationship. [RELATIONSHIP CHURCH KINGDOMS] twe

This chart shows a fairly traditional dispensational model. It is a reasonable overview. — [DISPENSATION CROSSED SECTIONED] twe

The word “Gospel” in the Bible may have a different meaning in different dispensations. The Gospel of the Kingdom, the Gospel of the Grace of God, and the Everlasting Gospel are compared through different dispensational ages. — {DIFFERENT GOSPELS] twe

The Old Testament law command Israel to sacrifice. The New Testament shows that Christ was the fulfillment of the OT sacrifices. However, in the future Millennial kingdom, sacrifices will resume. This may seem strange since Christ fulfilled the sacrifices. But the purpose of these sacrifices is not for forgiveness of sins, but to restore a relationship with the Father in the Theocratic kingdom. — [MEANING OF SACRIFICES] twe

God has made promises that through certain individuals the Messiah would come. SOme of those specifically named are: Eve, Shem, Abraham, Judah, and David. Ultimately, all these point to Jesus Christ. — [GOD'S LINE OF PROMISE] twe

The Abrahamic Covenant is important to understand. There were promises made to Abraham that still await fulfillment. Many of these promises will be fulfilled during the Millennial kingdom of Jesus Christ. — [ABRAHAMIC COVENANT] twe

This overview chart shows the relationship of the Land, Davidic, Mosaic, and New Covenants. The Abrahamic Covenant expands into the Land, Davidic, and New Covenants. The New Covenant expands positively from the Mosaic Covenant.— [RELATIONSHIP OF BIBLE COVENANTS] twe

This simple chart demonstrates that salvation in the Old Covenant and the New Covenant are based on the work of Christ on the cross. The Old Covenant looked forward, and the New Covenant looks back to the completed work of Christ. The basis for salvation in all the dispensations is the completed work of Christ on the cross. — [BASIS FOR SALVATION ALL AGES] twe

This simple chart works through the concepts of continuity and discontinuity within Scripture. Dispensationalism helps rectify these concepts. — [LONGITUDE SECTIONED] twe

Here we compare the Old Testament, the New Testament, and Daniel's 70th Week (Tribulation). Salvation during these periods are distinguished. — [SALVATION DURING…OT, NT, TRIB] twe

EXODUS, THE

The Exodus journey's main events are shown here. Here we show the dates and their corresponding Bible passages that covers those events. — [EXODUS PERIOD: MAIN EVENTS] twe

This map shows the traditional view of the Exodus journey.— [TRADITIONAL EXODUS JOURNEY] twe

This arial map shows the traditional view of the Exodus journey. — [TRADITIONAL EXODUS JOURNEY ARIAL] twe

This empty arial map shows the region for the Exodus journey. — [EXODUS JOURNEY ARIAL EMPTY] twe

This is likely a better supported view of the Exodus journey. — [SUPPORTED EXODUS JOURNEY] twe

FEASTS OF THE LORD

This basic chart provides a great overview to the Feasts of the Lord. We show all 7 Feasts,and their meaning and fulfillment in Jesus Christ. — [FEASTS BASIC] twe

This pictorial circle chart shows the Hebrew calendar with the Feasts timing on the calendar. There is a comparision of the Hebrew (solar) and the Gregorian (solar) calendar. — [FEASTS CALENDAR WHEEL] twe

The 7 Feasts of the Lord are shown from their commemorative (historical) and Prophetic (past and future) aspects. — [FEASTS OF ISRAEL: COMMEMORATIVE AND PROPHETIC] twe

The 7 Feasts of the Lord are studied from their historical significance. The Spring Feasts have been fulfilled already by Jesus Christ. The Fall Feasts are awaiting fulfillment by Jesus Christ. — [FEASTS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE] twe

This overview chart presents the Feasts of the Lord with an emphasis on the timing and the events. — [FEASTS TIMING AND EVENTS] twe

GOD

This study shows the relationship between the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit as they relate to man. — [RELATIONSHIP MAN TO FATHER, SON, HOLY SPIRIT] twe

GREEK LANGUAGE

This worksheet is intended for use when studying a New Testament book from the Greek text. This helps us in the declension of the Greek text to help translate that text. — [GREEK DECLENSION WORKSHEET] twe

HEBREW LANGUAGE

The word tetragrammaton is greek for “the four letters”. The name YHWH is the transliteration of 4 Hebrew consonants. It is from the Hebrew verb “to be”. This chart can be a reference when studying from the KJV because it contains a guide to how the word “Lord” and “God” are translated into the English language. — [TETRAGRAMMATON] twe

This basic chart shows how the name YHWH appears in Hebrew, and the English transliteration. — [YHWH] twe

Some things cannot be seen in the English that is seen in the original language. This is one such case. Genesis 1:1 and Zechariah 12:10 have the first and last letters in Hebrew in the text. This is untranslated in the English. This study explains the significance. — [THE ALEPH AND TAV] twe

JUDGMENT

This overview of judgments covers from the creation till the New Heavens and New Earth. This emphasizes judgment upon civilizations. — [JUDGMENT UPON CIVILIZATIONS] twe

The number 10 is the number of judgment. This overview chart shows that there are 10 judgments taught in Scripture. The Word of God is awesome! — [JUDGMENTS OVERVIEW] twe

ISRAEL (See also Theocracy)

In 722 BC Israel is deported by Assyria. This map shows the passages associated with this event, and the place they were taken to. — [ASSYRIA DEPORTATION OF ISRAEL] twe

This study shows some of the Biblical examples where the tribes of Israel are listed. It is interesting to notice how they differ and to understand why. — [LISTS OF ISRAEL TRIBES] twe

This chart shows the Promised Land as provided in 1 Kings 4. Israel never possessed the whole land promised to them by God. They will possess it during the Millennial kingdom in the future. — [PROMISED LAND REGION] twe

This chart shows some significant events in recent Israel history. This may be updated as major events occur. There will be important events in the future during the Tibulation period. However I will not be able to update them because the “Catching away” will bring me to heaven, so I will not be available to make updates. — [RECENT ISRAEL HISTORY] twe

When Israel was in the wilderness, the Lord instructed the tribes where to arrange themselves as they traveled. — [ISRAEL WILDERNESS TRIBAL ARRANGEMENT] twe

This chart shows that the movement of Israel is stated. This chart shows how unnecessary the concept of the so-called “10 lost tribes” really is. — [ISRAEL JUDAH MOVEMENT] twe

LAW

The decalogue (law), or 10 Commandments have been restated in the New Testament, except the Sabbath law. This chart shows how the New Testament goes beyond the basic 10 Commandments. — [DECALOGUE IN THE NEW TESTAMENT] twe

This chart shows a chronological view of the law. It covers when the law was verbal, then written, and internalized. — [GOD'S LAWS OVERVIEW] twe

This quiz can be helpful for finding out our understanding of the law. It can be used to help clarify areas of possible misunderstanding. — [LAW QUIZ] twe

The written law did not always exist. It came in time when the Lord gave it to Moses. Some have such a high regard for the Law that they teach that it always existed. But this contradicts clear teaching from the Bible. — [LAW TIMELINE: THEN CAME THE LAW] twe

This study shows how God wanted Israel to carry on their inheritance. This can be helpful in a study of the book of ruth. — [HEBREW LINE OF INHERITANCE] twe

This study of the Levirate marriage and land inheritance expounds the chronological process from the book of Ruth. — [LEVIRATE INHERITANCE] twe

LOVE

This is part of the Biblical study on love. This compares human love and divine love. It shows its similarities and contrasts. — [DIVINE HUMAN LOVE] twe

This is part of the Biblical study on love. This looks at love through different stages from the unbeliever to advanced love. — [LOVE ORIENTATION IN THE SOUL] twe

This study on Love compares a believer with an unbeliever, dedication to grom in love, and advanced love. — [LOVE STRUCTURE] twe

MAPS

This chart shows Israel isolated by itself. The cities shown are those that will be important in the future, especially during the Tribulation period. — [ISRAEL ISOLATED] twe

This map has pictures of these important places of the future Tribulation period. — [ISRAEL ISOLATED WITH PICS] twe

This map shows the major region surrounding Israel. — [MAJOR REGIONS: NEAR EAST] twe

This map shows the apostle Paul's Second Evangelistic Journey. — [PAUL'S SECOND MISSIONARY JOURNEY] twe

This map shows the apostle Paul's Second Evangelistic Journey, and includes descriptions of the events. — [PAUL'S SECOND MISSIONARY JOURNEY WITH EVENTS] twe

This map shows Moab, Edomites, Amalekites, Ammonites, and the Philistines. The time-frame includes the period of the Judges. — [MOAB MAP] twe

After the time of Solomon, Israel and Judah were divided. This map shows the general region they covered. — [OT ISRAEL JUDAH DIVIDED] twe

This plain map of Israel can be helpful for those who want to add cities as they want during a teaching session. — [OT ISRAEL PLAIN] twe

This map shows the general areas the tribes of Israel occupied. — [OT ISRAEL TRIBES] twe

This map shows where the tribes of Israel dwelt, plus the oppressors they had to contend with. — [OT ISRAEL OPPRESSORS] twe

This map is used in a study of the book of Ruth. It points out the two different Bethlehems at that time. Namely, the cities of Bethlehem-Zebulum to the nort, and Bethlehem-Judah to the south. — [RUTH MAP] twe

This map shows the city of Jerusalem during the time of Christ. — [JERUSALEM CITY: TIME OF CHRIST] twe

This map is helpful for a study of the book of Thessalonians. The map shows Philippi, Thessalonia, Berea, Corinth, and Athens. — [THESSALONIAN BACKGROUND] twe

This chart includes a map showing the Thessalonian region. This is part of Paul's seond evangelistic journey. The chronology of events from Thessalonica to Corinth is helpful. — [THESSALONIAN BACKGROUND WITH EVENTS] twe

The modern country of Iraq and it surrounding nations are presented here. — [BABYLON MODERN IRAQ] twe

NEW TESTAMENT

This overview chart shows when the New Testament books were likely written and includes important events. — [NEW TESTAMENT OVERIEW] twe

This overview chart shows significant events and includes when New Testament books were written. — [NEW TESTAMENT CHRONOLOGICAL OVERIEW] twe

This chart shows when the New Testament books were likely written. — [NEW TESTAMENT BOOKS BY DATE WRITTEN] twe

This chart provides an overview of Matthew chapters 24-25. This is a prophetic chart showing events that are yet in the future. — [MATTHEW 24-25 CHRONOLOGY] twe

This chart shows Acts 2:42 in English and Greek on a wheel. — [ACTS 2:42] twe

This handout chart gives an exposition 1 Thessalonians chapter 1. — [1 THESSALONIANS 1 — HANDOUT] twe

This chart is from a study on 1 Thessalonians chapter 1. — [1 THESSALONIANS 1 — IMITATORS] twe

Paul in First Thessalonians repeatedly shows his confidence in the Thessalonian believers by stating his belief that they already know the concepts he describes in his epistles. — [1 THESSALONIANS 1 — THEY ALREADY KNOW] twe

At the end of each chapter in First Thessalonians Paul references last days events to encourage and motivate his readers. — [1 THESSALONIANS — ESCHATOLOGICAL THEME LIFE] twe

Paul addresses accusations that ar enot specifically stated in the text. However, Paul does answer objections or accusations which are especially observed in chapters 2-3. [1 THESSALONIANS 1 — PAUL ACCUSATIONS] twe

Paul visited and wrote both of the Thessalonian epistles during his second missionary journey. Here we show the background and chronology of events for the Thessalonian epistles. — [1-2 THESSALONIAN BACKGROUND EVENTS] twe

The book of Jude is a very structured book. This chart shows 10 triads used through the book. The number 10 represents judgment, and that is an important theme for the book of Jude. — [JUDE— TRIADS] twe

This simple chart shows the 3 directions for the words Mercy, Peace, and Love. — [JUDE VERSE 2, MERCY, PEACE, LOVE] twe

The book of Jude provides characteristics of Professing unbelievers, and apostates. Jude illustrates his point using corporate examples, individual departure, and uses the realm of nature to give word pictures. — [JUDE DESCRIPTIONS] twe

Jude provides characteristics of these false teachers. This is based on Jude verse 4. — [JUDE VERSE 4, CHARACTERISTICS] twe

The inter-relationship between ideas in the book of Jude are organized in groups of three. This provides a great overview of the entire epistle showing conceptual relationships. — [JUDE, TEXTUAL TRIADS] twe

This chart describes the contrast between the Devil and Michael the archangel. — [JUDE VERSE 9, MICHAEL DISPUTE] twe

This is a word study of the Greek for the names Judah, Judas, and Jude. [JUDAH, JUDE, JUDAS WORD STUDY] twe

In the book of Revelation the Greek word “angelos” is used. The basic meaning of the word is angel. Some understand this word to mean a human messenger. However, angel appears to be a stronger understanding. — [REVELATION 1:20 GREEK ANGELOS] twe

In Revelation chapters 2-3 certain characteristics appear in the 7 letters. This chart shows the structure used within the 7 letters. — [REVELATION — 7 CHURCHES OF REVELATION DESIGN ELEMENTS] twe

This chart shows the 7 churches of Revelation 2-3, and provides pictures from each city. — [REVELATION — 7 CHURCHES OF REVELATION PICTURES] twe

This chart surveys Revelation chapters 2 and 3 and provides a homily from each latter. A homily looks for the application from the Biblical texts. — [REVELATION — 7 CHURCHES OF REVELATION HOMILY] twe

Revelation chapters 2 and 3 is compared to Matthew chapter 7 concerning the Kingdom parables. The connection between these 2 passages are incredible. — [REVELATION — 7 LETTERS OF REVELATION (2-3) - 7 PARABLES (MT.13)] twe

The book of Revelation mentions the Nicolaitans. This chart describes and defines who the Nicolaitans were. — [REVELATION — WHO ARE THE NICOLAITANS?] twe

This chart shows the judgments taught in the book of Revelation. Here the judgments are outlined and described to give an overview. — [REVELATION — 70TH WEEK REVELATION JUDGMENTS] twe

OLD TESTAMENT

This is a great overview of the Old Testament period. It shows when each book of the OT was written, as well as some major historical significance. — [OLD TESTAMENT CANON CHRONOLOGY] twe

This chart shows the Old testament books as arranged in the Hebrew Bible. This chart has been used around the world in many countries especially in Old Testament surveys. — [OLD TESTAMENT HEBREW CANON] twe

This is a simple overview of the Old Testament period. It provides dates for important events in Israel's history. — [OLD TESTAMENT OVERVIEW BASIC] twe

This chart shows all the Old Testament kings of Israel and Judah. It provides dates for the king's reign. — [OLD TESTAMENT KINGS CHRONOLOGY] twe

This chart shows al lthe Prophets of the Old Testament. It shows the time periods they ministered, and whether they preached to Israel of Judah. — [OLD TESTAMENT PROPHETS CHRONOLOGY] twe

This chart shows how the first three verses of the Bible teaches the concept of a re-creation or “gap” between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. — [GENESIS 1:1-3 RECREATION] twe

This chart provides a genealogy from Genesis 5, covering from Adam to Noah. — [GENESIS 5 — GENEALOGY] twe

This chart shows a genealogy from Genesis 10, and covers the sons of Noah. — [GENESIS 10 — GENEALOGY] twe

This chart shows a genealogy from Genesis 11, and covers Shem to Abram (Abraham). — [GENESIS 11 — GENEALOGY] twe

This chart covers the Patriarchs including Abraham, Isaac, Jacob. Also Ishmael and Esau are shown. — [GENESIS — GENEALOGY PATRIARCHS] twe

This chart teaches about Jacob and Tamar fromGenesis 38. The concept of the Levirate marriage is at the heart of this passage. Ruth chapter 4 makes reference to this passage. — [GENESIS 38 — JACOB AND TAMAR] twe

The Old Testament law can be divided into 3 types, namely, Moral code, Social code, and Spiritual code. — [THE LAW'S 3 DIVISIONS] twe

Deuteronomy 14:3-21 outline foods that are clean, and unclean. Here we outline these regulations. — [DEUTERONOMY 14:3-21 — FOOD PROHIBITIONS] twe

This chart is an introduction to the book of Ruth. It includes a chronology, outline, background, and characteristics. — [RUTH — OVERVIEW] twe

The book of Ruth is rich in models. Each person in the book represents another group or person. Ruth pictures the Gentile bride (Church). Boaz represents Jesus Christ. This chart shows what the characters in the book represent. Those the characters represent others, they were real people who lived during the time of Israel's Judges. — [RUTH — CHARACTER MODELS] twe

The book of Ruth provides a genealogy from Pharez to David. There were 10 generations that had to pass before David could become king. — [RUTH — GENEALOGY] twe

This chart is an outline of the book of daniel. It is broken down by chapters. This is a good overview of the book. — [DANIEL — OVERVIEW] twe

Daniel had a vision of an image of a man that pictured different Gentile kingdoms. The kingdoms included, Babylon, Media-Persia, Greece, and Rome. These were fulfilled precisely and literally. — [DANIEL CHAPTER 2 IMAGE] twe

Daniel chapters 2, 7,and 8 provide visions. This chart compares how the different visions provide different details, that, when taken together, give us a big picture of coming events. — [DANIEL 2, 7, 8 — KINGDOM VISIONS] twe

Daniel 9:24-27 is an amazing prophecy of 70 weeks. This is a key prophecy for understanding God's program with the nation of Israel. — [DANIEL 9:24-27 — DANIEL'S 70 WEEKS VISION] twe

Daniel 9 is a prophecy of 70 weeks. This chart outlines this 70th week.— [DANIEL — ENDTIME CHRONOLOGY] twe

PATRIARCHS

This so-called “Report Card” gives the student an opportunity to “grade” the performance of the Patriarchs' faith. This is part 1 of 2. — [ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB FAITH REPORT CARD, PART 1] twe

This so-called “Report Card” gives the student an opportunity to “grade” the performance of the Patriarchs' faith. This is part 2 of 2. — [ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB FAITH REPORT CARD, PART 2] twe

PROPHECY

Revelation 11 tell of two witnesses who will minister during the Tribulation period (Daniel's 70th week). This chart helps to identify who are the 2 witnesses. — [THE 2 WITNESSES OF REVELATION 11] twe

Revelation 4; 5; and 19 describe 24 elders. This chart teaches about the function and identification of these elders. — [THE 24 ELDERS OF REVELATION] twe

Relelation 7 teach that there will be 144,000 Evangelists (Witnesses). Here we describe the world's greatest revival that is still future. This will be during the Tribulation period. — [THE 144,000 WITNESSES (EVANGELISTS) OF REVELATION 7] twe

The name “Antichrist” is often misunderstood, and often abused. In the chart we describe who he is by showing the political influence, and satanically empowered he nature he possesses. — [THE ANTICHRIST: WHO IS HE?] twe

The “Antichrist” is seen here by what he does during the future Tribulation period. This chart also shows the False Prophet as Antichrist's sidekick. — [THE ANTICHRIST: WHAT HE DOES?] twe

The name “Antichrist” is not likely the best description for this man of sin. However, it has become so popular to use this name that we will employ it here. This chart covers the name names that are given to this wicked man of the future Tribulation period. — [THE ANTICHRIST: WHAT HE IS CALLED] twe

The Campaign (battle) of Armageddon is a well known future prophetic event. This chart outlines the chronology of events related to this campaign. This is closely associated with the return of Jesus Christ to the earth. — [CHRONOLOGY OF THE CAMPAIGN OF ARMAGEDDON] twe

The Word of God uses phrases and words in a consistent manner to describe specific time frames. We discuss the concepts of “age”, “that day”, and “day of the Lord”. — [BIBLE TECHNICAL TERMS PROPHECY AGES] twe

The last days just prior to Christ's return will see apostasy in the church. This turning from the Lord is a sign that the Lord is coming soon. — [THE APOSTASY] twe

The Abomination of Desolation was a historical event, and Christ says it will also by a future event during the Tribulation period. — [ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION] twe

There were promises made concerning Babylon, that still awaits fulfillment. The fulfillment will be during the future Tribulation period (Is.13-14; Je.50-51; Re.17-18). There are those that deny any future fulfillment of these passages. — [PROPHECY — LITERAL BABYLON REBUILT] twe

This is an high quality icon that can be used when creating visual aids. This represents the second coming of Jesus Christ. — [SECOND RETURN OF CHRIST ICON] twe

This is an high quality icon that can be used when creating visual aids. This represents the signing of the peace treaty between Israel anf the so-called Antichrist. — [ANTICHRIST COVENANT WITH ISRAEL ICON] twe

This is an high quality icon that can be used when creating visual aids. This represents the future judgment at the Greeat White Throne. — [GREAT WHITE THRONE JUDGMENT ICON] twe

This is an high quality icon that can be used when creating visual aids. This represents the Millennial Kingdom of Jesus Christ on the earth. — [MILLENNIAL (MESSIANIC) KINGDOM ICON] twe

The future Millennial Kingdom is taught in many passages of the Bible. This chart surveys the characteristics the Bible makes for this period. — [MILLENNIAL KINGDOM CHARACTERISTICS] twe

This is a very graphic chronology of events leading up to the Millennial Kingdom of Christ. This chart breaks down the periods to a great degree. — [MILLENNIAL KINGDOM CHRONOLOGY - GRAPHIC] twe

This is more of a text chronology of events leading up to the Millennial Kingdom of Christ. This chart breaks down the periods to a great degree. — [MILLENNIAL KINGDOM CHRONOLOGY - TEXT] twe

Why did the leaders of Israel not recognize the Messiah i nthe Person of Jesus Christ of Nazareth? Jesus answered this by saying “Ye do err, not knowing the scriptures” (Mt.22:29). They failed to recognize their true Messiah although He came on time and in the manner foretold by the prophets. — [MESSIANIC PROPHECY CATEGORIES] twe

The so-called “Rapture” is compared between the Pre-Tribulation, Mid-Tribulation, and Post-Tribulation views. This chart simply presents the views, without pushing a view. — [TIME OF THE RAPTURE] twe

The Rapture and the Second Coming of Christ must be properly distinguished to understand future events. The primary issue for the different views among believers is a misunderstanding of ecclesiology (study of the church) more than eschatology (study of last things). — [RAPTURE SECOND COMING DISTINGUISHED] twe

A survey of the rapture passages of the New Testament provides encouraging concepts for the believer. — [RAPTURE CONCEPTS] twe

The future will certainly have many battles. This chart shows the prophetic battles by providing when they will likely take place. — [PROPHETIC BATTLES] twe

This chart focuses on the future prophetic battles. It concentrates on the chronology. — [PROPHETIC BATTLES, CHRONOLOGY] twe

This chart is based on the book of Daniel, and the Gospel accounts. It magi that came to Jesus Christ to present gift, may very well be from an order setup by Daniel the Prophet. — [MAGI HISTORY] twe

This overview is part of a study of the Magi. It puts certain events into perspective concerning the Magi. — [MAGI OVERVIEW] twe

The Word of God teaches that angels, and believers will return with Christ at His Coming. This is yet another reason why there will be a “catching away” or rapture before Christ's return. — [CHRIST'S SECOND COMING WITH ANGELS AND BELIEVERS] twe

REDEMPTION

The Law of Redemption is associated with the Kinsman redeemder concept. This chart provides the requirements for the Kinsman, as well as the particulars for slavery, a widow, redeeming the land, and redeemer of blood concepts. — [LAW OF REDEMPTION] twe

The Kinsman Redeemer of the Old Testament law is ultimately fulfilled by Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ meets and surpasses all requirements as the Kinsman. Christ was qualified, willing and completely fulfilled all that God required. — [LAW OF REDEMPTION: CHRIST] twe

REGIONS

This study gives a good overview of the Land of Moab as well as the people known as the Moabites. Israel had much experience with these people that had their beginning from Lot of Genesis 19. — [LAND AND PEOPLE - MOABITES] twe

RESURRECTION

The resurrection of the body gives great hope to the believer. This chart shows who and when resurrections will take place. We distinguish between believers and unbelievers, Jews and Gentiles. — [RESURRECTION: WHO AND WHEN] twe

After the resurrection of Christ the Word of God provide ample examples of those that witnessed His resurrection until the Ascension. — [POST RESURRECTION APPEARANCES OF CHRIST] twe

The Word of God describes a first and second resurrection. The first resurrection actually includes phases. This is a resurrection unto life. The second resurrection is unto death. — [THE “TWO” RESURRECTIONS] twe

SALVATION

A study of faith is rich and meanful for the believer of Jesus Christ. Defining this important word is necessary to have a proper perspective for this word. Faith is a conviction that somethiing is true. We look at faith and evidence, as well as faith and choice. — [NATURE OF FAITH] twe

Faith is an act of obedience from the Bible's standpoint. Some want to turn the so-called obedience concept into a work. This is not what the Bible teaches concerning faith. — [FAITH ACT OF OBEDIENCE] twe

The Word of God teaches that Satan is actively working to blind men from believing the Gospel message. This chart compares the Arminian, Reformed, and the Biblical views of Satan's work of blinding. — [SATAN BLINDS MINDS] twe

This chart may seem controversal, but it makes the point that we come up with ways to manifest believing on Jesus Christ. These maybe well meaning tactics could confuse the freeness of the Gospel and even give a false sense of hope. Our hope is to believe in Jesus Christ alone. — [UNBIBLICAL EVANGELISTIC TACTICS] twe

Sometimes our English translations are not as clear as the original language. The words “believe” and “faith” are studied in this chart — [BELIEVE FAITH SAME GREEK WORD] twe

Discipleship is a great study of what it means to be a believer in Jesus Christ. Discipleship is what believers are to be. We must first believe on Christ, then we are to be a disciple of Christ.— [NATURE OF DISCIPLESHIP] twe

Christians are often confused between salvation and being a disciple. This chart distinguishes between these two concepts. — [DISCIPLESHIP SALVATION DISTINGUISHED] twe

Christians often do not know how to properly distingues between receiving everlasting life, and the concept of salvation in daily lives. This chart puts these two concepts in perspective. — [SALVATION AND EVERLASTING LIFE COMPARED] twe

Salvation has a physical as well as a spiritual dimension. Also salvation is a past, present, and a future reality as well. — [SALVATION TENSES] twe

Repentance is probably one of the most misused and misunderstood word in Christian vocabulary. Simply put, repentance provides harmony and fellowship with God. This chart compares the unbeliever and believer in the context of repentance. — [REPENTANCE FOR FELLOWSHIP] twe

The doctrine of adoption is a wonderful truth for the believer. Adoption, in short, is to privilege. This chart is a word study to help us understand what it means to be adopted as a believer. — [ADOPTION TO PRIVILEGE] twe

The doctrine of Salvation is compared from the Divine viewpoint and Human understanding. from God's standpoint salvation is a complete package. From our human understanding, what is the core content of saving faith, and other important ideas are covered. — [SALVATION DIVINE HUMAN UNDERSTANDING] twe

This one chart has helped many understand from the human standpoint the process involved in believing on Jesus Christ.— [UNDERSTANDING, PERSUASION, FAITH] twe

The doctrine of imputation is rich in application for the believer. God the Father says Adam is a representative of all mankind. This representative ideas has all man as in sin. Jesus Christ is the Representative of righteousness. Only by being in Christ is righteousness applied to that person. — [IMPUTATION OVERVIEW] twe

SIN

This chart covers different states of believers. It covers Active, Inactive, Regressive, and Apostate believers. The areas of sin and our relationship with the Lord is presented. — [BELIEVERS STATUS] twe

This is part of the Sin Unto Death doctrinal study. This compares the unbeliever and the believer and their relationship to serious sin. — [SIN UNTO DEATH MEANINGS] twe

This is part of the Sin Unto Death doctrinal study. There is a sin that leads to death, and one that does not lead to immediate physical death. When sin is understood as separation from God, then sin always leads to death as it breaks our relationship with God. — [SIN UNTO DEATH EXAMPLES] twe

This is part of the Sin Unto Death doctrinal study. There is a sin that leads to death, and one that does not lead to immediate physical death. 1 John chapter 5 and verse 16 makes specific reference to the sin unto death. — [SIN UNTO DEATH 1 JOHN 5:16] twe

This chart considers the chronology of sin. That is when it came into the world, and its effects on mankind. — [CHRONOLOGY SIN AND MAN] twe

SPIRIT WORLD / ANGELIC CONFLICT

The world system (cosmos) i smade up of two parts, namely, pride and rebellion. Understanding these concepts will help Believers recognize the world's spirit. — [WORLD SYSTEM AND THE BELIEVER] twe

SYMBOL(S)

The Christian symbol of the fish was used in the past to identify other believers as well as keep secret from outsiders. Here we describe what the letters mean. — [CHRISTIAN FISH SYMBOL] twe

There are many symbols used throughout the Word of God. This chart is a sampling of some common symbols used in Scripture. — [MEANING OF CERTAIN SYMBOLS] twe

TABERNACLE

The Lord gave Moses details for the Tabernacle. The relative position of the Tabernacle furniture is shown here. — [RELATIVE POSITION OF TABERNACLE FURNITURE] twe

The book of Revelation describes a heavenly tabernacle. This chart shows the Tabernacle in the wilderness and compares it with the heavenly tabernacle. — [EARTHLY AND HEAVENLY TABERNACLE] twe

THEOCRACY (See also Israel)

The cities of refuge was setup by the Lord. They were designed to protect the innocent person who accidentally killed another. Also the avenger and High Priests are discussed as it related to the Cities of Refuge. — [CITY OF REFUGE] twe

The Holy War concept requires that God, not man, declares war. This chart shows the rules when they were near Israel proper, as well as distance rules. — [HOLY WAR] twe

WILL OF GOD

The decree or plan of God is His eternal purpose based on the wise council of His will (Ep.1:1). It relates to His acts. By distinction, the attributes of God such as the tri-unity, love, holiness, justice, sovereignty, truth, etc. proceed from the nature of God, not from His will or decree. — [SOVEREIGNTY AND DECREE OF GOD COMPARED] twe

Is everything that happens the will of God? The answer is a qualified “Yes”. We must understand the three aspects in which the will of God is used in Scripture — [THREE ASPECTS OF GOD'S WILL] twe

This chart shows 7 clear examples of God's will from Scripture. — [BIBLICAL EXAMPLES OF GOD'S WILL] twe

This chart looks at the Holy Spirit's roles of (1) spiritual discernment (wisdom and illumination) through the Word of God, and (2) special revelation (guidance). — The Spirit's work of imparting wisdom is for the discernment of God's will, and is part of the larger doctrine of sanctification. [WILL OF GOD — COMMUNICATION] twe

WORD OF GOD

Here are some practicle thoughts on Bible study. Here we discuss some prerequisites to Bible study. We emphasize that God is the author, man is the recipient, and that divine truth is the result. — [THOUGHTS ON BIBLE STUDY] twe

This is a practicle 1, 2, 3, approach. We start out with observation, then interpretation, followed by application. Respectively, the questions to ask are, What does the text say?, what does the text mean?, and what am I supposed to do? — [3 STEPS OF BIBLE STUDY] twe

This worksheet is designed to help in the study of God's Word. This can be helpful for a verse-by-verse study. — [BIBLE STUDY WORKSHEET] twe

This chart provides thoughts on taking Bible doctrine and applying it. The question of Why study Bible doctrine? is answered with six reasons provided. — [BIBLE STUDY FOR APPLICATION] twe

This chart shows 7 steps from the mind of God to the effect it has on our attitudes and actions. It covers, transmission, translation, interpretation, illumination, and application. — [GOD'S METHOD OF COMMUNICATION] twe

There are rules to apply as we study God's Word. The examples provided are from the bookof Revelation. — [RULES TO DETERMINE FIGURATURE LANGUAGE] twe

This chart shows the process and influences of the natural hermeneutic model. We look at the subject (interpreter), object (text), and the goal (truth or meaning). — [NATURAL HERMENEUTIC MODEL] twe

The process of Bible study goes through stages depending on how deeply we desire our study to go. Clearly we must start with the Bible since this is what the study is all about anyway. Then the process we use is exegesis to “draw out” the meaning of the words of the text. We organize these truths into a proper Biblical Theology. Then if we choose to systematize the truths we work toward Systematic Theology. This chart shows this process and defines the terms used in this process. — [BIBLE STUDY STAGES] twe

This is a practical chart showing truths that are helpful when studying God's Word. — [HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE] twe

In short, the key words for this site's beliefs are: Verbally inspired Scriptures; Tri-Unity God; Deity of Jesus Christ; Salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone; Dispensational, Pre-Millennial Return of Christ; Heaven for Believers, and Hell for the Lost.