the Apostle Paul uses the term "mystery" (mysterion in Greek) to refer to divine truths that were previously hidden but have now been revealed through Christ and the Gospel.

First thing to notice is if you are a bad typist, it will retype your question. And its response is base on its interpretation of your question.

The next few post will demostrate how words are king when interpretting scripture. Using AI, every word is parsed abd the results are based on those words. This is the second post in this series.

Yes, 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 in the King James Version (KJV) is often associated with the concept of the "rapture," though the term "rapture" itself is not explicitly used in the Bible.

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Let not your sense of sin make you think little of my Master. You are a great sinner, but he is a greater Saviour. Do not say that you have matched Christ, or overmatched him

Of the whole twenty years of my printed sermons, I can honestly say that this has been my aim— rightly to divide the word of truth.

s Paul's epistle's our guiding light of Christ Love in this Dispensation of Grace? GROK answer was well stated and worth all to read.