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  1 Peter Chapter 5 — A Bible Study with Short explainations and Commentary Photo by  iam_os  on  Unsplash Sometimes whenever I read the scripture late at night while everyone is at deep sleep, I feel like the wrld is still aloud very loud through the scripture. i can feel like Peter is sitting beside of me with his hand scarred with fishing nets on it, trying to tell something which is seriously important. i feel like Peter is handing over a small traveller bag to a traveller for long Journey. Sometimes we never know what will happen on the way to journey who might appear the good samarathain or something else. so Peter here is trying to be aware of what  is coming on the ways before hand. I’ll go verse by verse, wandering a bit, pausing too long on some words, probably rambling on others… but that’s okay. Faith journeys aren’t tidy. And sometimes a blog shouldn’t be either. Verse 1 — “To the elders among you…” Peter begins, “I exhort the elders among you,...

Hebrew Word Study: God’s Promises — A Reflection Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash I don't really know how you feels whenever you come across a words  promise , something inside of me use to slows down.I feel the air becomes heavy. It makes me to feel a bit strange of comfort and longing for it. And now for a few days I have been sitting with feelings or maybe because more than anything else that feelings of promise the life has its own season to tell. Maybe because I’ve felt a little worn thin recently, and the Scriptures feel like a warm blanket and a mirror at the same time. So I wanted to write something… imperfect, a little messy, maybe too long, maybe too emotional. But real. A study of the Hebrew and Greek words behind promise —but also, more than that, a journey through how those words actually touch everyday living. This is not a theological paper. It’s a heart piece. A slow walk. A cup-of-tea kind of thing. Let’s dive in. The Hebrew Roots of “Promise” — More Than...

Symbolism of Numbers in the Bible for Beginners Photo by Nick Hillier on Unsplash Whenever I open the bible and read for meditation i always realize from Genisis to Revolation there is always something going on more than a words which can"t see but just feels it, Do you feels in that same way? Like when you hear the same number pop up again and again in different stories… and you wonder, “Why this number? Why here? Why now?” I used to shrug it off. Maybe coincidence. Maybe just how the stories were told. But the deeper I read and study with carefully, imperfectly and sometimes confused, sometimes amazed but the more I realized the Bible uses numbers kind of like it uses poetry or parables. They aren’t always not willing to change symbolism, but often they color the meaning, shape the mood, hint at something deeper beneath the narrative. You think you are a beginnires and overwhelm with lot's of curiosity to understand (trust me, I can feel somehow), this little curious wa...

Hidden Meanings in Lesser-Known Bible Verses A slow walk through forgotten lines, ancient words, and the soft whisper beneath them. Photo by Ashin K Suresh on Unsplash Sometimes the well-worn verses are like busy streets—everyone rushed over them so many times the stones feel polished smooth. But the quiet corners of Scripture? The little verses stuck between big dramatic moments? Those… those feel like forgotten gardens. If you lean in close, sometimes you smell something—like old cedar wood, or olive leaves crushed in a hand. Something alive. This ain’t a polished commentary. It’s more like me talking to you across a wooden table with a cracked mug between us, sharing whatever I’ve found, whatever found me . The Small Places in Scripture Feel the Most Alive Some verses feel like wide roads—easy. Others feel like alleyways so thin you turn sideways to pass through. And it’s in those cramped verses where I feel the breath of the text brushing against me. Like when I look at Hebrew ...