• The Doctrine of Legalism (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 3/19/2013.  Fundamental to understanding legalism, is to understand the concept of grace.  Grace is all that God is free to do for mankind because of the work that has been done on our behalf by the Lord Jesus Christ on the Cross.  Grace means that man has received from God that which he has not earned or deserved.  Nothing that we are, and nothing that we can do, is enough to qualify us for anything that the Lord has to give us.  In fact, our human works are a matter of arrogance, which God will not tolerate.  Isa. 64:6 describes how God views our works: All our righteousnesses are as filthy [lit., menstruous] rags in His sight (Isa.64:6).
  

• The Doctrine of Vanity (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 3/15/2013.  Eccles. 4:7–8  Again, I saw vanity under the sun: one person who has no other, either son or brother, yet there is no end to all his toil, and his eyes are never satisfied with riches, so that he never asks, "For whom am I toiling and depriving myself of pleasure?" This also is vanity and an unhappy business.  These are the words of Solomon, who both accumulated an incredible amount of riches and pursued many human endeavors in his search for happiness.  Psalm 62:9  Those of low estate are but a breath; those of high estate are a delusion; in the balances they go up; they are together lighter than a breath. (ESV)
  

• Jesus in Genesis (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 3/12/2013  Our Lord, in some form or another, apart from the Christophanies, is found in Genesis 1–22 at least 17 times.
  

• The Sin unto Death (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  Uploaded 2/13/2013.  I found the Doctrine of the Sin unto Death posted in 3 different places, and in each case, it seemed incomplete.  This is a compilation from those 3 places, along with a small amount of original material.  If you have not seen this doctrine laid out before, then this is highly recommended.
  

• The Doctrine of Genealogies   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 2/8/2013.  Quite frankly, I never expected, say, 10 years ago, to deal with a topic like this.  Genealogies in the Bible just seemed to be one name after another, with almost no purpose.  That is not the case.  There is a reason for everything found in the Bible, including the genealogies.  This is an original doctrine with previously published charts and doctrines included.  You may find yourself surprised that this is actually an interesting topic.  Personally, I was quite jazzed to do two chapters of Genesis which were primarily genealogies.  See what you think. :)
  

• Bible, The Purpose of; (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  uploaded 2/8/2013.  When one begins to study the genealogies of the Bible, found in Gen. 5, 10, and elsewhere, one is often tempted to ask, "Why is this in the Bible?"  As long as you understand the purpose of the Bible, the reason for this or that passage often becomes more clear.
  

• Bible, Basic Themes; aka The Fundamental Themes of Scripture  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  There are certain themes which we find in the Bible, repeated in nearly every book.  This names those fundamental themes and shows various places where they are found in the Bible.  This has already been posted; there were some slight reworkings of this doctrine.
  

• Basic Propositions for the Unbeliever, the Agnostic and the New Believer  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  Uploaded 1/9/2013.  Taken from the introduction to the Basic Exegesis series, this is a list of propositions which every open-minded person ought to consider.
  

• Dispensationalism versus Covenant Theology  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 1/5/2013.  This is the framework of God's plan in human history within which all Christian theology is based   You may or may not have heard these terms in your church, but your church doctrine is based upon one or the other.  Dispensationalism holds to the idea that God has a different plan for each epoch in time (although many things remain constant from epoch to epoch).  Covenant Theology holds that man's relationship is governed by two covenants implied but not actually stated in Scripture.  The Christian church is a party to the same covenant that Israel was a party to.  However, covenant theology holds that Israel failed, and therefore the church has taken over, not as a new entity, but as Israel 2.0.  Covenant theology assigns little meaning to the nation Israel or to the existence of Jews today.  This study was culled from the Genesis 9 study and it emphasizes an examination of covenant theology.
  

• The Fundamental Themes of Scripture  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) uploaded 12/19/2012.  These are the basic themes of the Bible which are found in Genesis, in the history, in the prophets and in the New Testament.  The fundamental nature of man; man's relationship to God; man's bankruptcy before God; our need for a Savior; and God's provision of a Savior.  These are themes found throughout the Scriptures.  Filed under Bible, Basic Themes.

• The Doctrines of Human Good and Morality (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 12/18/2012.  Most people who become Christians believe that their new life in Christ is simply being a lot more moral than they used to be.  However, this is not the case, and the doctrines of Human Good and Morality help to illustrate this for us.  Related to this is the Fundamentals of the Faith, or Living the Christian Life (HTML)  (PDF).  At the end of human history, many Christians are going to be surprised that, all the work that they have done on this earth is the basis for the bonfire of 1Cor.3:13-14 (but he will be preserved, so as through fire --1Cor.3:15).  If you have believed in Jesus Christ, then you need to check out these studies, so that you do not waste away your life on this earth.

• The Prophet Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) uploaded 12/10/2012.  This is a short, 1 page chart which lists all of the prophets, the time period during which they prophesied, and to whom they spoke.

• The Sins of the Tongue (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Updated 12/9/2012.  This combines a few studies on the sins of the tongue done over the past years, and includes a number of links to other studies which have been done.  This is both one of the most destructive category of sin and almost one of the most ignored categories as well.

• The Doctrine of Revolution  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Expanded by 10 pages of new material with a great deal of contemporary application.  Uploaded 12/8/12.  Much more carefully defined and explained, including the topics of power lust, bad government, revolution and the believer, revolution and mob action, revolution and the United States, socialism in the United States, and information on the original revolutionary, Satan.

• The Old Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (HTML) (PDF) (WPD)  posted 11/30/12.  What we find in the Old Testament prepares us for the New Testament.  That is, nearly everything that we find in the Old Testament is a shadow of the good things to come (Heb. 10:1).  This does not mean that the Old Testament is allegorical, in the sense that the Old Testament is a bunch of made-up stories which teach the truth.  The Old Testament is recorded history which also illustrates both truth and future events, particularly as related to Jesus Christ at His 1st and 2nd Advents.
  

• The New Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (or Heirship) (HTML) (PDF) (WPD) posted 11/30/12. Because we are sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus, we become heirs to His promises, for an eternal inheritance, which is permanent and undefiled.
  
  This is specifically the New Testament Doctrine of Inheritance.  That is, where the Old Testament Doctrine of Inheritance  deals with things which look forward to the inheritance fulfillments of Old Testament covenants to Abraham, to the Jews and to David—that is, what they are heirs to—this New Testament Doctrine of Inheritance looks at the inheritance that we as believers will enjoy.
  

• The Doctrine of Wings (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  posted Nov. 29, 2012.  There are several different uses of wings in the Bible and this explains several very difficult passages (although there is one which I could not give meaning to).  Also, this helps to explain why angels have wings.
  

• A Brief History of Israel (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  posted Nov. 28, 2012.  This is a short, 3 page chart, giving the most basic history of ancient Israel.
  
• A Brief History of Israel without links (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  posted Nov. 28, 2012.  If you want to print this and keep it in your Bible. 
• Old Testament Summary Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
  
• Old Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
• New Testament Summary Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
  
• New Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)

• The Doctrine of Vows (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 11/24/2012. There are a lot of things found in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament, which seem rather quaint or mysterious, such as the concept of vows to God.  Since this word occurs about 75 times in the Old and New Testaments, it is something that we ought to understand.
  
  What ought to catch our attention first is, vows are found throughout the Old Testament, but not nearly as often in the New (and they are not spoken of in the epistles, which are Church Age doctrine).  Let me suggest to you that, prior to the cross, man had a legal or a covenantal relationship with God.  Although we tend to be very anthropocentric, it is the covenant which obligated God far more than it obligated us as men.  If God does not do as He says He will, then God is not God (and a part of the Angelic Conflict is God vindicating His Own character).  In order for God to fulfill his covenants with man, there needed to be the Suffering Servant Who went to the cross, offered Himself for our sins, and then became Israel’s promised Messiah and King.  Once God has fulfilled this obligation in time, a number of things change.  Covenants are downplayed, as would be vows (a divine covenant is God proposing an agreement between Himself and man; a vow is man proposing an agreement between himself and God).
  
  After the cross, God sent us the Holy Spirit, a down payment on the future blessings that we will enjoy (2Cor. 1:22).  This changes everything.  Our lives are now based upon grace and relationship rather than upon covenants.  We receive an inheritance from God because we are in Christ, His Son, and share His inheritance (Rom. 8:17).  Furthermore, there are specific mechanics to the spiritual life and to spiritual maturity, none of which are dependent upon a covenant.  It is in this light that we need to understand the concept of a vow.

• The Basic Mechanics of the Christian Life (or, "Christianity for Dummies"  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  Posted 11/24/2012  What exactly is the Christian life?  Is it going to church?  Is it doing good works?  Is it developing and regularly using a holy language?  Do you stop hanging out with your old friends?  What exactly is Christianity, what is the Christian life and exactly what do you do as a Christian?

• Basic Eschatology (the Study of Future Things); aka Eschatology for Dummies.  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  Uploaded November 14, 2012.  Eschatology is the study of future things, as they are laid out in the Bible, and this is a list of the vocabulary words used in the Bible and in theology which are related to eschatology.  There is a short rundown, afterwards, of the order of these events, as well as links to more thorough studies of the topics covered.
  

• The Doctrine of Imprecatory Psalms  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  appended and updated 11/8/2012.  An imprecatory prayer is where you pray against one of your enemies or against your nation’s enemies.  We find many psalms with such prayers.  How are we to understand this in the light of Jesus saying, “Love for your enemies and for those who falsely accuse you.” ?
  

• Minor updates for the Doctrine of Sheol/Hades (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  11/4/2012.
  

• Typology: Abraham’s Offering of Isaac/God’s Offering of Jesus  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 10/29/2012.  Gen. 22 is one of the most amazing chapters in all of the Bible.  God comes to Abraham and asks for him to offer up his uniquely-born son, the only time that God ever calls for a human sacrifice.   This is done to set up a parallel between the offering of Isaac to the offering of our Lord for our sins.  This is an example of typology.  Isaac is the type; Jesus is the antitype.  The actual historical narrative of God asking Abraham to offer up his son is real; but it foreshadows our Lord being offered up on the cross and being judged by God the Father for our sins.  This is an amazing set of parallels, much like the birth of Isaac foreshadowed the birth of our Lord (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
  

• God and the Poor; Is God Really a Liberal?  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)   Sometime ago, I came upon a webpage alleging that God is a liberal, and that there are 300 passages about the poor and the needy in the Bible.  When you hear these things, you are being set up to be in favor of the government taking money from the wealthy and redistributing it.  Such people favor a socialistic government (or a more socialistic government) where the government has the final say as to who is allowed to have what amount of wealth.  This is wrong and evil and anti-Biblical.  It is also very deceptive, as most websites with this message rarely clearly tout government control or higher taxes on the wealthy members of society; nor do they talk about redistribution of wealth or socialism.  That is the undercurrent; they first attempt to convince you that wealth is wrong or bad or sinful, and that society should have a hand in dealing with that.  This treatise looks at the distortion performed on the Bible by such liberal hacks (who, in many cases, will not talk about the gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere on their website--but they seem very invested in getting you to think a certain way about the poor).  Included in this article are ways that liberals and progressives attempt to manipulate you; Thomas Sowell's article "Useful Idiots;" and the passage about the poor that liberals generally do not cite.  All of the passages cited and distorted by liberals will be covered in this treatise.  Also included are two Word Clouds which help to show how devious liberals tend to be (which should not surprise us, as they themselves have been deceived by the great deceiver himself).
  

• The Doctrine of War  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  uploaded 10/26/2012  There is a lot of confusion about the concept of war, and many voices out there which suggest that, somehow, this is an option in life or that this is something which Christians can simply avoid.  Such ideas are Satanic and/or cosmic viewpoint.  This doctrine includes the following topics: Why God Allows War, False Hopes for Peace. God is very much a part of war, Military Preparedness and War, The most important asset in war is Bible doctrine in the soul, Killing and Lying in War, War and the New Testament, and Retreat from war.

• Eschatological Vocabulary (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 10/8/2012.  Eschatology is the study of future things.  However, in order to study this doctrine, you need some vocabulary.  This is a short doctrine which gives you the necessary vocabulary and a brief outline of history from God's view (including future events).
  

• The Doctrine of Revolution  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 9/29/12.  This was part of another doctrine, and it was actually authored by Pastor Kreger of Metropolitan Bible Church.  It was a part of Liberalism, Conservatism, and Christianity  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  This doctrine will be a part of 2Samuel 15, which is what I am currently working on.
  

• Updated The Dual Authorship of Scripture (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 9/29/12.  Because there are two authors of Scripture, many passages--particularly in the Old Testament--have dual meanings.  That is, the human author had one thing in mind, but God the Holy Spirit had something else in mind.  The example of Psalm 41:9 was added, where King David probably wrote this verse thinking of Ahithophel, who fell into the revolution of Absalom.  However, Jesus quotes this verse and tells us that it was fulfilled by Judas.
  

• The Doctrine of Grace Before Judgment (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  Uploaded 9/26/2012.  Before God judges an individual or a corporate group (like a city, a nation, a church or whatever), God gives that individual or corporate group fair warning.  Several examples are given.
  
• The document which examines the various translations of the Bible has become rather unwieldy and disorganized, so it is being broken down into it component parts.  First, there is a short list of Greek and Hebrew References, along with their pluses and minuses (HTML)  (PDF).  Also, there is a Summative Table (HTML)  (PDF)  which examines some general characteristics of the translations of the Bible which are available.
  

• The Doctrine of Heathenism (what about the people who have never heard?)  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  uploaded 8/13/2012    The word heathen is used theologically to refer to those who have not believed in Jesus Christ.  They may or may not have heard the gospel; they may or may not be open to hearing the gospel.  They may or may not belong to a civilized or relatively modern society.
  
  A question raised by many people, believers and unbelievers alike, is, what about those who have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ?  Will they go to hell?  What about Muslims and Jews and Buddhists?  Isn’t their faith and sincerity enough to merit God’s favor?  And, how can we believe that someone who has never heard the name of Jesus be condemned to hell?  How can a God who does this be a just and loving God?
  

• The Law of Posterity, which is closely related to the Levirate Law  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  uploaded 7/24/2012.  This is a little-studied doctrine, the law of posterity suggests that there may have been a more extensive moral code prior to the Law of Moses, as it preexisted Moses.  This doctrine explains both the book of Ruth and the question of the sadducees.  It also explains why the Catholic church is wrong about birth control.  Finally, the underlying meaning explains that those who believed in Y^ehowah Elohim had an eternal inheritance with God, undefiled, that does not fade away (1Peter 1:4).
  

• The Doctrine of the Interlocking Systems of Arrogance   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  uploaded 7/23/2012  This is a doctrine that is original with R. B. Thieme, Jr., but it has been reworked and several gates have been added.  There needed to be some way to explain David's sin of adultery followed by the sin of murder.  When 2Samuel 11 (HTML)  (PDF) is carefully exegeted, there seems to be more than just extended carnality and sinning involved.  This doctrine of Interlocking Systems of Arrogance explains in greater detail just what is occurring in David's soul (which is important, as this could be something which we as individual believers face).
  

• The Doctrine of Mental Attitude Sins  uploaded 7/20/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  One's mental attitude and one's thinking is one of the most important aspects of the Christian life, and yet, it is one which is often ignored.  12 mental attitude sins are listed, which Scriptures and information, as well as links for a more complete doctrine of each sin.

• The Doctrine of Forgiveness uploaded 7/14/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  Although forgiveness is fundamental to our salvation, finding a doctrinal approach is difficult.  Even the original source that I used contained legalistic problems, which were revised or removed.  This doctrine includes a definition, some preliminary considerations, a vocabulary list, God's forgiveness of mankind, our forgiveness at salvation, and temporal forgiveness (remaining in fellowship).  The unpardonable sin is also discussed in this doctrine.  Forgiving others and the need for believers to forgiven one another are topics which are covered extensively.

• Homosexuality and the Bible uploaded 7/12/2012  (HTML)  (PDF).  This is a fairly thorough study of how the Bible views homosexuality.  Not only are all the pertinent passages studied, but general studies which have been done about homosexuality in the United States are covered as well.   The political agenda of the gay movement is examined along with the topic of gay marriage.  Also, I discover Word Clouds.

• The Doctrine of Flattery.  uploaded 7/6/2012  (HTML)  (PDF).  I must admit, this is a sin I barely knew existed.  (The link to 2Samuel 14 is not functional yet; I am in the midst of working through that chapter).

• Satan--A Compendium  uploaded 5/18/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  This is actually a collection of doctrines and writings on Satan, his fall, his appeals, his limitations, his appearance, along with several other doctrines.  Also included are passages taken from various books which have been exegeted about Satan and World Peace, Satan and Global Warming, Satan and Science and Religion, Satan Counterfeiting the End Times, Satan and Hollywood, Satan and evil, Satan and Islam.  Although this is not intended to be a complete study of the angel Satan, it comes close. 

• The 4 new doctrines added 5/9/2012 all come from the basic exegesis study of Genesis. Contact me if you would like to receive these lessons weekly.
  

• Chiasmos Example: Genesis 17  uploaded 5/9/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)   There are keys which unlock many books and chapters and passages of the Bible.  A chiasmos is one of those keys, and it organizes and often explains what a passage of Scripture is all about.
  
  A chiasmos organizes a passage, so that there is a parallel with the beginning of the chiasmos with the end of it; the second portion of the passage finds its match in the second to the last portion of the passage; etc.
  
  Chi [pronounced khee] is a letter of Greek alphabet from which this organization gets its name.  The idea is, the passage can be lined up against the left side of this Greek letter: Χ.  I realize that you think that is an “X’, but is it actually a chi.
  

• The Abbreviated Doctrine of Angels (Angelology)  uploaded 5/9/2012  (HTML)  (PDF) 
  

  77% of adult Americans believe in angels, according to a December 2011 Associated Press-GfK poll. I must admit this surprised me; but it is also good to know, in general, that 77% of adult Americans believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, according to a 2012 Rasmussen poll.  This is a short (1.5 page) doctrine about angels and our relationship to angels.  There are links to more complete treatises of this topic.
  

• How Isaac’s Unusual Birth Foreshadowed the Birth of Our Lord uploaded 5/9/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)   Isaac's birth was designed by God to foreshadow the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.
  

• Human Viewpoint versus Divine Viewpoint uploaded 5/9/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  This is a short, one-page doctrine, taken from the Basic Exegesis study.  After having fellowship restored with God by means of confession of sin, we then need to learn how to think like God thinks.  This is what this doctrine is all about.
  

• The Abbreviated Doctrine of Sanctification  uploaded 5/2/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  This study was taken out of the Genesis series lesson #179.

• God's 4 Answers to Prayer  uploaded 5/2/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  This very short doctrine was taken out of the Genesis series lesson #175.

• Ancient Translations of the Bible uploaded 5/2/2012  (HTML)  (PDF)  This is a very short summary of the Targums, the Greek Septuagint, the Latin Vulgate, and the Syriac Peshitta.  This study was taken out of the Genesis series lesson #174.
  

• Circumcision Means Regeneration  posted 02/08/2012 (HTML)  (PDF). There are several places on the internet where amateurs and professionals alike make a connection between circumcision and regeneration; however, I did not find any website where this is laid out as a doctrine.  This is integral to the study of Gen. 17 and to understanding Paul’s dissertations on circumcision some 2000 years later.  Therefore, the doctrines found here should explain what circumcision is all about.  This doctrine includes two related doctrines: What is this New Heart? and The Familial Relationship between God and Abraham’s Seed.  In several places in the Bible, God is said to give us a new heart or He is said to put a new spirit within us.  What is this New Heart? explains exactly what that means.
  

• Abraham's Spiritual life in 2000 B.C.  (HTML)  (PDF).  Uploaded 1/4/2012.  God mandates that Abraham (Abram until Gen. 17:5) walk before Him and to be complete (or, spiritually mature).  Therefore, in Abraham’s time, there must be the modus operandi of the spiritual life laid out so that Abraham could obey this command.  Determining what the spiritual life is for Abraham is the focus of this study.   Furthermore, understanding Abraham’s spiritual life helps us to better understand and appreciate our own spiritual lives. 
  

• Various Doctrines on War and the Military (HTML) (PDF)  Uploaded 12/21/2011.  These are doctrines which have been culled from various chapters of Samuel and Chronicles; and this document includes such doctrines as Genocides and Political Killings of the 20th Century; What is a Righteous War?; Why all of this War and Tactics in the Bible?; The Attitude of the Word of God toward the Military; What About the Believer and Wars His Country Engages in?; and many others.
  
• Doctrines of the Military in Israel's History (HTML)  (PDF)  Uploaded 12/21/2011.  These are doctrines which are related to specific campaigns, strategies or history found in the Word of God.  The doctrines found in this document include A Summary of Saul's Military Victories; Why Do the Philistines Constantly War Against Israel?; Israel and Her Enemies: a Divine Perspective; Why Not a More Measured Response to Ammon?" Military Ethics, David and Joab; and many others.  These doctrines were also culled from various chapters of Samuel and Chronicles.
  

• The Doctrine of The Geographical Will of God  (HTML)  (PDF).  Uploaded 11/28/2011  God no longer speaks to us by dreams, or Urim and Thummim, or in Person; so how are we to determine which way we should go; which city we should live in, which job we should take?  This is covered in this doctrine; and this doctrine was taken from the Basic Exegesis of the Bible, Lesson #160.
  

• Why God Did Not Perfectly and Supernaturally Preserve the Bible  (HTML)  (PDF)  posted 11/28/2011.   God is capable of preserving every single letter in the Bible, supernaturally, if you will, throughout all of human history.  However, in nearly every chapter, there are minor errors; a difference of spelling; transposed letters, which change the meaning of a verb; text which has been dropped out.  Why did God allow this with His Word?  This is taken from the 2Samuel 13 (HTML)  (PDF) exegesis, where there are several problems with the Masoretic text.  2Samuel 13 is a work in progress.
  

• The Doctrine of Slavery posted 11/22/2011  (HTML)  (PDF).  This is actually a collection of 3 doctrines which are taken from the Basic Exegesis Series: The Biblical Doctrine of Slavery, Lessons from the Doctrine of Slavery, and Slavery in the United States.  This study takes a rational, unemotional view of slavery, slavery in the United States, reparations and other related topics; and helps the believer to understand not simply the historical context for slavery in the Bible, but to be able to apply this thinking to current social problems and injustices, as well as our involvement as Christians in social problems and inequity.
  

• Women of the Old Testament  revised and uploaded 11/15/2011  (HTML)  (PDF) For whatever reason, this continues to be the 2nd most accessed document on this site.  This document has since been expanded to include more women, a chart of David and Jacob's families, one minor error was corrected, and the names have now been hyperlinked, as many of these women interacted with one another in a number of ways.

• The Angel of Jehovah   uploaded 10/17/2011  (HTML)   (PDF) Finishing touches were put on this doctrine.
  

• Lucky Guesses found in Genesis  and What is Incontrovertible about the History of the Bible added 10/13/2011  (HTML)  (PDF)   There are a number of amazing things found in the first 15 chapters of Genesis; things which are difficult to explain, apart from Genesis being a part of the written Word of God.  There are matters of science, history and theology which Genesis speaks of, in some cases, 1000's of years before these things should have been known.  For instance; God spends an entire day making the atmosphere for the earth.  This is indeed extremely important to our well-being; but how come ancient man recognized this?  How did some old Bible guy come to the idea that, all around him is an atmosphere, and that God needed to create it?   This is one of 20 lucky guesses found in the first 15 chapters of Genesis.  As a companion piece, I have a number of points on what is incontrovertible about the history of the Bible.  I have heard a lot of goofy things in my life, such as, this or that group made wholesale changes to the Bible.  This list ought to help dispel such myths.  File this study under apologetics; so that you can give a reason for the faith which is within you.
  

• The Dual Authorship of the Scriptures added 10/8/2011  (HTML)  (PDF).  This doctrine was taken out of Psalm 51.  All of the related doctrines and text from Psalm 51 was gathered together in order to form this doctrine.  The idea is, because there are two authors of Holy Writ, man and God the Holy Spirit, it would therefore follow that, now and again, the man thinks one thing and writes it down; but God the Holy Spirit, the co-Author, uses those exact same words to express an often related but different concept.  This, in many ways, will revolutionize the interpretation of Old Testament Scripture, particularly the psalms and the prophetic passages.

• A Retrospective of Genesis 14 posted September 21, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF).  Gen. 14 is one of the most amazing chapters of the Bible, which is so filled with information that I spent 17 lessons on this chapter in the Basic Exegesis Series (HTML)  (PDF).   Prior to this study, I had no idea how much information was in this chapter.  In fact, prior to this study, I actually wondered why God the Holy Spirit included it in the Word of God.  This is possibly mankind's first world war; it speaks of the 4th and 5th stages of national discipline, imperialism, the importance of Bible doctrine in the soul of one man, and Melchizedek, one of the most important figures of the Old Testament; as well as the concept of strategy and tactics in war (which is found much more often in the Bible than you might think).  There is also blessing by association, cursing by association, the concept of the priesthood and typology, all buried in a chapter that most people read in 5 minutes.
  

• Genesis 15:6 in the New Testament posted September 21, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF).  In many ways, this verse is the foundation of our faith; that we are saved through faith in Jesus Christ.  This study examines the way this verse is quoted in the New Testament and the different points which are made.  It is a good illustration to see the variety of ways that New Testament authors used the Old Testament in their writings.
  

• The Way of God posted September 5, 2011  (HTML)  (PDF)  This is an expanded version of the shorter doctrine found in the exegesis of Psalm 51 (which has not been completed yet).  The phrase the way of God, along with several similar phrases, is ubiquitous in the Old Testament and found a number of times in the Gospels and Acts.  It is an important phrase, and almost completely ignored in theological writings, much like the fundamental phrase in Christ.  Just as there are many facets to the phrase in Christ, so there are many topics associated with the way.
  

• The Doctrine Available to King David posted September 5, 2011   (HTML)  (PDF)   This doctrine is taken directly out of the exegesis Psalm 51 (which is not yet posted).  When I first began studying under R. B. Thieme, Jr., I admit I was skeptical of his emphasis upon the Word of God and Bible teaching.  Since I had been in a half dozen churches, all which had a different emphases, I wondered if this approach was just another gimmick.  Obviously, I have had a change of heart since those days.  The Bible methodically records a number of sources of doctrine which were available to King David; and, in many cases, these were sources available to the general population of Israel.  This doctrine will help you recognize that knowledge of doctrine is fundamental to the plan of God.
  

• The Trinity in the Old Testament posted August 29, 2011  (HTML)   (PDF).  The word Trinity is not found anywhere in the Bible, but it soon became clear that God is 1 in essence and 3 in personality.  Everything in the New Testament documents pointed to this, so Christians very early on believed in the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.  However, what is quite amazing is, the Trinity is also found in the Old Testament, which Old Testament religious Jews take as their Scripture.  And yet, they do not and never have believed in a Triune God.  However, if we take the concept of the Trinity, and look through the OT, it becomes clear that the OT teaches the Trinity as much as does the New.  In fact, I would argue, there are more passages which support a Triune God in the OT than in the New.  This is one of the many doctrines which will help you to increase your faith.  How can the Jews view miss the Trinity in the OT and how is it possible for this to be so clearly taught from a perspective of thousands of years later?  It is this sort of doctrine which increases your faith in the Word of God; and helps you to realize that the Bible is not just a collection of writings fo religious men, but the Living, Breathing Word of God.
  

• The Ministry of God the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament  posted August 21, 2011  (HTML)  (PDF)   Because God administers His household in a number of ways throughout human history (known to us as the Doctrine of Dispensations), there are differences from one dispensation to the next.  The Holy Spirit had a slightly different ministry in the Old Testament as compared to the New.  This is a fairly short doctrine (2-3 pages) on the Holy Spirit's specific ministry in the Old Testament.
  

• Abortion--Logic and the Bible  posted August 11, 2011  (HTML)  (PDF)   What I rarely find is a combination of logic and the Bible used to make sense of the abortion issue.  By far, the majority of Christians groups are against abortion, although some of their uses of Scripture are suspect.  On the other side of the issue is R. B. Thieme, Jr., who teaches that abortion is an issue for the woman and her doctor.  Siding with him is almost the entirety of the liberal political movement, even those who claim not to believe in God.  However, as you will see, one can make an argument in favor of abortion on religious or philosophical grounds, but not upon biological grounds.  So the left, which often rejects religion in favor of science, must abandon science entirely to take the position which they have taken.  In any case, I hope to approach this subject using Bible doctrine, logic and a little biology.
  

• The Doctrine of Imputations  posted August 5, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF)  We are saved because of a series of imputations.  Adam's original sin is imputed to us at birth, our sins are imputed to Jesus Christ on the cross, and, in justification, His righteousness is imputed to us when we believe in Him.  These things are covered in great detail in this doctrine.  This is an extremely important doctrine, as the word for imputeis found 126 times in the Old Testament and 42 times in the New.  This is a part of the exegesis of Psalm 51, which is what I am working on right now.
  

• The Doctrine of Tithing and Modern Applications of Tithing to Taxation.  August 3, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF)   I have seen the doctrine of tithing taught on several occasions, and there are a couple of details which are gotten wrong.  Also, since the concept of tithing and taxation are in the Scripture, this ought to give us a clue as to what is ideal application of these concepts today.
  

• Progressive Revelation posted August 3, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF).  The concept of progressive revelation is, each additional truth builds upon, expands, and better explains that which was already taught.  New revelation does not supercede, replace or nullify previous revelation, but it builds upon that which is past.
  

• The Seeds of Genesis--the Great Theological Truths begun in the first 14 Chapters of Genesis.  posted August 3, 2011.  (HTML)  (PDF)   Genesis is one of the most amazing books in the Bible.  It contains the seeds for many doctrines which are revealed in greater detail throughout the rest of the Bible.  This doctrine lists about a dozen major doctrines, all of which come into view, in seed form, in the first 14 chapters of Genesis.
  

• The Priesthoods in the Bible posted July 12, 2011.  (HTML)   (PDF). There are quite a number of different priesthoods found in the Bible.  They all speak of man representing himself (or others) to God, and those in the Old Testament look forward to Jesus Christ.  This is a fairly short overview which gives you a quick an easy grasp of the various priesthoods found throughout Scripture.  This, and the two doctrines which follow, come out of the Basic Exgesis Series, which is presently in Gen. 14.  (HTML)  (PDF).
  

• The Doctrine of Redemption posted July 12, 2011.  (HTML)   (PDF).  As early as Genesis 14, God is called the Redeemer of Heaven and Earth.  This doctrine examines what it means for God to be called Redeemer, and how this is one cohesive whole throughout the Bible.
  

• The Illustration of the Slave Market of Sin posted July 12, 2011.  (HTML)   (PDF).  Closely related to the Doctrine of Redemption is the illustration, used by Jesus, of the Slave Market of Sin.   This particular doctrine is actually illustrated by Moses taking the Children of Israel out of Egypt.  This is an amazing study, which is further proof of the cohesiveness of the entire Bible.  This is alluded to in Genesis 14, illustrated in Exodus, spoken of by Jesus to explain why the religious types would not be saved by their being Jews or by attempting to keep the law, and then explained in greater detail by Paul in some of his doctrinal dissertations.
  

• The Importance of Bible Doctrine  posted May 13, 2011   (HTML)   (PDF).  Our Lord Jesus Christ, in His humanity, grew in grace and wisdom (which is the knowledge and application of Bible doctrine).  On many occasions, He told His listeners that they erred because they did not know the Scriptures.  Bible doctrine is the very spiritual food that we require in order to grow spiritually.  Apart from the knowledge of the Word of God, you do not grow in the spiritual life, no matter how many good works you do.  Knowing the Word of God is the key to knowing the will of God.  This was taken from the basic exegesis series (which is a series of short lessons, which began with the book of Genesis).  See also Genesis Lessons 1-100  (HTML)   (PDF) and Genesis Lessons 101-130   (HTML)   (PDF). This came from lsson #125 and is slightly updated.
  

• How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit (also known as the Doctrine of Rebound)  posted May 13, 2011   (HTML)  (PDF).  Slightly revised.
  

• Jesus is not a Liberal   posted 4/11/2011   (HTML)  (PDF)  Some  time ago, I had a discussion with someone on the internet on whether or not Jesus was a liberal, and posted this here.  This is a much more careful study, taking each one of their reasons, each of the Biblical passages which they distort, and show that Jesus is not a liberal nor is He a socialist (nor is He the first counter-culture revolutionary, in the contemporary sense).   This is a very lengthy study (it is over 100 pages), wherein, nearly everything related to this topic is discussed.  First of all, there is the basic dishonesty of liberalism; the conflation of wealth and greed; the idea that, it just depends upon how you interpret the Bible, followed by the Bible and socialism.  The meat of this doctrine is examining the myriad of liberal causes which Jesus is said to have espoused: peacemaking rather than war making; being anti-war and anti-military, being for nonviolence; how Jesus was supposedly against the strict adherence to religious law, etc.  Social justice, corporate greed and individual wealth are all examined, along with nearly every passage touted by liberals (along with the many passages which they ignore).  There are many short doctrines covered in here, including Why the Government Does a Lousy Job; The Bible, Capitalism and Private Property; Morality and Capitalism; Jesus and the Rich Young Ruler (liberals absolutely love this narrative); and God and the Welfare State.  Finally, there is an extensive addendum, which you ought to find as interesting as the rest of this examination, where we learn a little from General George Patton, President Thomas Jefferson and columnist George Will.  If you ever had any doubts about this subject, it is covered here in the greatest detail.
  

• The Importance of Bible Doctrine posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  There is nothing more important to the individual believer than the Word of God.  The most valuable coin of the realm in the spiritual life is Bible doctrine.  This is a relatively short doctrine which gives you the Biblical perspective on this matter.
  

• Figures of Speech in the Bible posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  Mot fundamentalist Christians take the Bible literally.  After all, it is a literal history of God's people and an exact description of our spiritual lives as believers in Jesus Christ.  However, that does not mean that each and every word, and that each and every phrase must be taken literally.  The Bible was written by men as carried along by the Holy Spirit, which did not change their personalities or style of writing.  Writers use all kinds of figures of speech, idioms and hidden grammatical structure.  This doctrine gives clear examples of such things in such a way that, you will understand how we can both take the Bible literally, and yet, be open to the use of figurative language.
  

• The Doctrine of Separation posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  Christians have distorted many doctrines from the Bible, and the concept of separation is one of them.  In this doctrine, you will see the correct and incorrect reasons to separate from others.  This doctrine borrows heavily from the work of Robby Dean, who grew spiritually under the ministry of RBTII.
  

• Logistical Grace posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  Logistics is a military word which refers to the military science of supply, provision, and planning of troop movement. From this military nomenclature comes a Bible Doctrine based on analogy (many words in the Bible—including the New Testament—are military terms appropriated for a spiritual usage).  Logistics always plays a very important and dramatic part in warfare, but logistics plays an even greater part in your life as a believer. Every believer is alive today because of logistical grace.  I have borrowed heavily from the work of R. B. Thieme, Jr. on this doctrine; and there will be several additional references at the very end.
  

• The Spiritual Life in the Church Age posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  At salvation (when we believe in Jesus Christ), we begin a unique spiritual life, which has some similarities to saints from the Old Testament, but is well-defined for all believers in the Church Age.  God's plan for us in the Church Age is to grow spiritually which will result in an eternal impact.
  

• Antisemitism posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  It ought to strike you as strange that, although the little nation Israel takes up about 0.2% of the Middle East and nearly none of its natural resources (only recently was natural gas discovered in Israel), this seems to be the focal point of so much hatred of so many Arabs and Muslims.  Various Middle East leaders have called for the destruction of Israel.  Some simultaneously deny the holocaust and celebrate it as some sort of righteous discipline from God.  Even in the United States, there are several pockets of people who are quite upset about the Jews.  This short doctrine will help to explain why.
  

• Three Dispensations: The Age of Israel, the Age of the Hypostatic Union and the Church Age posted 3/30/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)   The 3 dispensations about which most people are confused are the Age of Israel, the Age of the Hypostatic Union and the Church Age.  Herein is a basic overview with distinguishing characteristics and a summarization table.
  

• Satan Did Not Know about the Cross  posted 3/7/2011   (HTML)  (PDF)   For some time, I have been ruminating about this possibility, that Satan was not aware that it was Jesus' plan to go to the cross, and, therefore, set into motion the events which took our Lord to the cross, which was the great tactical victory of the Angelic Conflict as well as the basis for our salvation.  To me, it is illogical that Satan would knowingly lead Jesus to the cross, if he realized that the cross was the beginning of the end for him.  Let me add that, this is one of the few doctrines which is different from what is taught in most churches, and, therefore, take it with a grain of salt.
  

• Private Property, Wealth and the Bible    posted 3/3/2011   (HTML)   (PDF) 
  
  In society, there are constantly attempts to distort the truth in the Bible.  In this society, it has become even more easy to do so, because most Christians lack a good foundation in Biblical teaching.  They can be led by the nose to a half-dozen passages, and easily led astray in this manner.  One of these distortions is that, there is something inherently wrong about wealth, or anti-spiritual about possessing wealth.  There is the mistaken impression that, it is the right thing to do for a believer to give his wealth away; or that the state ought to be involve in the equalization of wealth.  The key to the spiritual life is what is in the soul, not what is in one’s bank account.  More importantly, greed is not necessarily a sin of the rich, but more often, a sin of the poor.
  

• Updated: 2Samuel 11  posted 2/16/2011  (HTML)   (PDF)  While working in 2Sam. 12, I began to develop a doctrine which deals with degeneracy sins, or addictive behavior.  Although I will keep that doctrine in 2Sam. 12, it is apropos to 2Sam. 11 as well, so doctrine has been added to 2Sam. 11.  Degeneracy sins include skirt-chasing, homosexuality, and/or other sexual sins, alcoholism and drug abuse.  All of these sins have negative affects on our souls and dig ruts into our lives.  Such sins can be almost all-consuming.

• Blessing by Association posted 2/9/2011  (HTML)  (PDF).  Once a believer begins to mature spiritually, God begins to pour out more blessings upon that believer (called "more grace" or "greater grace").  These blessings overflow to those who are around you.  This doctrine explains and documents the concept of blessing by association.
  

• Liberalism, Conservatism and Christianity, posted 12/14/2010   (HTML)   (PDF)  After posting a link to "God and the Poor; Is God Really a Liberal?" on facebook, my cousin suggested that God was above this liberal and conservative debate, which inspired me to take a look at 40 different contemporary issues and compare them to what the Bible tells us about these issues (Abortion, Anti-Semitism, Atheism, Change, Conservation and Nature, Education, Eminent Domain, Environmentalism, Evolution, Gay Rights, Homosexuality, Global Warming, Government Regulations, Guantanamo Bay Prison for Enemy Combatants, Homelessness, Income Inequity, Income Redistribution, Inheritance Tax, Islam, Islam and Child Sacrifice, Land Ownership—National, Land Ownership—Personal, Marriage, The Military, Missionary Activity, Morality, National Threats, Nationalism versus Internationalism, Nuclear Disarmament, Patriotism, Political Activism, Poverty, Racial Issues, Reparations, Revolution, Separation of Church and State, Socialism, Taxation, Taxing the Rich, War, The Work Ethic).  There are 20+ pages on these issues, giving the general liberal position, the general conservative position, and then what the Bible says.  There is a 25 page addendum where some of these issues are explored in more depth, as the format--side by side columns--does not lend itself to an in depth approach to each topic.  Everything is hyperlinked, so it is easy to go to whatever contemporary issue interests you.

• God and the Poor; Is God Really a Liberal?  12/7/2010  (HTML)   (PDF)   A week or so ago, I was listening to Michael Medved, and a caller started ranting about the 300 verses in the Bible about how bad the rich are.  It was quite obvious that this person did not have any idea what he was talking about, but that his information came from a website posting.  That certainly interested me, as this person was indicating that the United States did not do enough for the poor, that the rich had too much money, and that a little social justice needed to be applied.  After a quick search on the internet, I found the posting about 300 verses about the poor (the rich are mentioned in this essay).  The essay was written by 3 people back in 1989, and posted on a website where one of the authors writes some far left-of-center political diatribes, and also shares with us his favorite games, literature, comics and his trip to Brazil.  Although his article castigates Christians for not being charitable enough, a precursory glace through his website and writings indicates that he personally has very little interest in the Bible or, for that matter, in the poor; except to use these issues to manipulate others to agree with his progressive causes (the welfare state, bigger government, more taxes, and probably a European-style socialism or more).  I go through this paper line-by-line, along with the 150 or so verses which he quotes (many of them wildly out of context), and explain Who God really is and what His relationship to the poor really is.
  

• Just added and updated: Was Jesus a Liberal?  12/3/2010   (HTML)   (PDF).  Throughout the years, there have been many attacks upon the Bible and upon Jesus.  One of the more contemporary attacks is, Jesus is a Liberal.  This fits into Liberation Theology, which is simply a way of taking believers who know little or nothing about the Bible, and to convince them that the Bible is in favor of a welfare state or of Socialism or Communism.  For the unlearned, this slant of the Bible can be quite convincing, and there were many inroads made by communism in South America by using this approach.  The believers and unbelievers who are sucked into this false doctrine are the "useful idiots" which communism loves to use.
  

• Just added:/updated Jehovah's Witnesses and the Deity of Jesus Christ  11/29/2010   (HTML)   (PDF).   A long time ago, when I was more argumentative, I invited Jehovah's Witnesses into my house, figuring, if I can show them that Jesus is God, they will straighten out and leave their cult.  So, I focused on one area, John 1:1-3, which they distort by calling Jesus "a god."  So, I showed them in their own Bible, how they were inconsistent in their interpretation.  Later, they came back with reinforcements and, after I argued with them for 30 minutes, they came back again with more reinforcements.  This is a short, 3-page doctrine dealing with this very specific point.
  

• Just added: The Doctrine of Regeneration 11/18/2010   (HTML)   (PDF)  In the lessons in Genesis, I am presently working on circumcision and how it is designed to illustrate regeneration.  However, it would be logical to study regeneration first.
  

• Just added: The Doctrine of Faith Rest posted 11/10/2010   (HTML)   (PDF)  Improved and expanded; taken from the study of Genesis.

• Just added: The Doctrine of the Will of God  posted 11/8/2010   (HTML)   (PDF)   Knowing the will of God for you life is not what is difficult; it is obeying the will of God.  People get weird about this concept.  They pray and pray and pray until they feel something; and then that is what they do.  For most, that is doing exactly what they wanted to do in the first place; for a few others, it is doing exactly the opposite of what they wanted to do.  However, the keys to knowing the will of God are (1) being in fellowship and (2) having the Word of God in your soul (which are the 2 keys to the entire Christian life).

• Just added: The Laws of Divine Establishment posted 9/16/2010.   (HTML)   (PDF)  

• Further down this page will be an alphabetical listing of all of the doctrines posted on this website.  There are in excess of 160 doctrines.  There are over 100 short doctrines included the new study of Genesis (Genesis 1), over 50 short doctrines in the introduction (General Introduction (PDF) ), and each chapter of Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, Chronicles and Psalms, contains about 20-30 short doctrines (the easiest way to get a listing of all those doctrines is to go to Old Testament Topics html).  Each of those books lists the doctrines found in that chapter at the beginning of each chapter.
  

• A second approach is to use the google search engine, which will search all documents for the doctrines you want: Search this Website

• Thirdly, in the books which are exegeted on this site, I have gone through them and have listed essentially every doctrine and subject discussed in any depth.  This will give you an idea what is covered in the exegetical study of each chapter and each book, and you may find a couple of topics which simply interest you.   Old Testament Topics html file (these are the topics which I have covered already in the exegesis that I have done; not all files are uploaded yet); however, many of the topics which we find listed here are a part of the exegetical study of the books I have examined.  There are now some hyperlinks to take you to the proper documents; however, in any case, this will tell you the book, chapter, and verse where you would go to see more on the topic listed.  By the way, there are nearly 100 pages in this document and line after line is simply another topic covered in the exegetical study of this or that book.  You may want to use the search function in your browser.  Updated 3-5-10 (there are still some psalms and chapters of books which I have not included yet).  This includes all of the topics covered in 2Samuel 10, which has just been completed. 
  
• Old Testament Topics pdf file (these are the topics which I have covered already in the exegesis that I have done; not all files are uploaded yet).  This is probably too large to view from the internet and you may need to download it and open it up in Acrobat reader in order to read this listing of topics. 
  

1. Aaron    (HTML)    (PDF)  
2.  Abortion--Logic and the Bible    (HTML)  (PDF) 
3.  Abraham's Spiritual life in 2000 B.C.  (HTML)  (PDF).
   
4. The City of Acco   (HTML)   (PDF)
5. The Hebrew word for Adam   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.  The Doctrine of Adultery   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
7.  The Amalekites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
8.  The Amarna Tablets   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
9.   The Sons of Ammon   (HTML)   (PDF)
10.  The Amorites   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
11.  The Anakim (Part 1)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
12. The Anakim Part 2   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
13.  Ancient Jewish Cooking Vessels (1Sam. 2)   (HTML)   (PDF)   
14.  Determining Ancient History Dates   (HTML)   (PDF)
15. Ancient Texts of the Old Testament (1Sam. 1)   (HTML)   (PDF)  
16.  Ancient Translations of the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF) 
17. The Angel of Jehovah    (HTML)   (PDF)
    
18. The Angelic Conflict   (HTML)   (PDF)   
19.  The Abbreviated Doctrine of Angels (Angelology)    (HTML)  (PDF) 
20. Animal Sacrifices   (HTML)   (PDF)
21. Anointing: Religious and Ceremonial (1Sam. 10)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
22.  Antisemitism   (HTML)   (PDF) 
23.  The Doctrine of Aphek   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
24.  The Doctrine of the Arabah  (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
25.  Arake   HTML   PDF 
    
26. The Doctrine of Aram (Syria)    (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
27. The Ark of the Covenant  (HTML)    (PDF)  The PDF version may be too large to open on your computer; you may need to download it and open it up with Acrobat Reader.  (WPD) This is a  WordPerfect document, which can be downloaded.  From 1Sam. 4
    
28.  Ashdod (1Sam. 5)  (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
29.  The City of Ashtaroth   HTML   PDF  
30.  Ashtoreth   (HTML)   (PDF) 
31.  Baalim   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
32.  The Doctrine of Barak^e (this is the Hebrew verb which means to bless; but  there is a lot more to it than that).  (HTML)   (PDF )  
33.  Bible, Basic Themes; aka The Fundamental Themes of Scripture  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
34.  Bible, The Purpose of; (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
35.  The Basic Mechanics of the Christian Life (or, "Christianity for Dummies"  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
36.  Basic Propositions for the Unbeliever, the Agnostic and the New Believer  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
37.  Belial (1Sam. 2)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
38.  The Tribe of Benjamin   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
39.  The city of Bethel   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
40.  Bethlehem, The City of  (HTML)   (PDF)
    
41.  Beth-Shan (1Sam. 31) (?)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
42.  Beth-Shemesh (1Sam. 6)    (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
43.  Bible, Basic Themes; aka The Fundamental Themes of Scripture  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
44.  Bible Doctrine, the Importance of    (HTML)   (PDF).
    
45.  Bird Chart   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
46.   English translations of the Bible  (HTML)   (PDF)   Summative tables on the various English translations (HTML)    (PDF) 
    
47.  Black Liberation Theology   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
48.  Blessing by Association   (HTML)  (PDF). 
49.  Boaz as the Kinsman Redeemer   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
50.  Celibacy   (HTML)   (PDF)  
51.  Chiasmos Example: Genesis 17     (HTML)  (PDF)  
52.  The Christian Basics  (HTML)  (PDF)
53.  Circumcision   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
54.  Circumcision Means Regeneration   (HTML)  (PDF).
55. The Doctrine of Clapping Hands   HTML   PDF 
    
56.  The Doctrine of  the Client Nation    (HTML)   (PDF)  
57.  The Comparative Chronologies of the Judges   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
58.  Confusing and/or Objectionable Passages from the Bible   HTML   PDF 
59.  Dispensationalism versus Covenant Theology  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
60. The Pagan God Dagon   HTML   PDF  
    
61. David on the 2 Advents of Jesus Christ   HTML   PDF
62.  Day of Atonement Chart   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
63. The Destruction of Shiloh   HTML   PDF 
    
64.  Devoting to God (i.e., the complete destruction of a city or a people)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
65. The Deity of the Holy Spirit   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
66. The Doctrine of Dispensations  (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
67.  Three Dispensations: The Age of Israel, the Age of the Hypostatic Union and the Church Age   (HTML)   (PDF)  
68. The Doctrine of Divination   (HTML)   (PDF) 
69.  The Doctrine Available to King David     (HTML)  (PDF)  
70.  A Summary of Documentary Hypothesis   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
71.  Dogs   HTML   PDF
    
72.  The Dual Authorship of the Scriptures   (HTML)  (PDF). 
73.  The Edification Complex of the Soul   (HTML)   (PDF)  
    
74.  The Edomites   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
75. The Philistine City Ekron   HTML   PDF  
76. The Ephod of God   HTML   PDF 
    
77.  Ephraim and Manasseh   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
78.  Esau's Wives   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
79.  Basic Eschatology (the Study of Future Things); aka Eschatology for Dummies.  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
80.  Eschatological Vocabulary (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
81. 'eth   HTML   PDF
    
82.  Uses of the Hebrew word for Evil   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
83.   Evolution versus Creationism  (HTML)  This is a set of links of some articles I have written and letters I have exchanged with others.
    
84.  The Extermination of the Canaanites   (HTML)   (PDF) 
85.  The Doctrine of Faith Rest   (HTML)   (PDF) 
86.  The Fall of Satan   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
87.  Familial Relationships and the Plan of God   HTML   PDF  
    
88.  The Fatherhood of God   HTML   PDF  
    
89.  The Doctrine of Fasting   HTML   PDF
90.  Feastday Chart   (HTML)   (PDF) 
91.  Figures of Speech in the Bible  (HTML)   (PDF) 
92.  The Doctrine of the Firstborn   (HTML)   (PDF)
93.  The Doctrine of Flattery.    (HTML)  (PDF) 
    
94.  The Doctrine of Forgiveness    (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
95.  Fundamentals of the Faith (HTML)  (PDF)
96.  The name "God Almighty"   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
97.  Gamal (a Hebrew word)   HTML   PDF  
98.  The Doctrine of Genealogies   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
99.  The Genealogy of Noah   (HTML)   (PDF)  
100.  Genesis 15:6 in the New Testament.  (HTML)  (PDF). 
101.  The Doctrine of The Geographical Will of God  (HTML)  (PDF).
     
102.  The Cities of Gibeah, Gibeon, and Geba   HTML   PDF  
     
103.  Gidoth (a Hebrew word)   HTML   PDF 
     
104.  The City of Gilgal   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
105.  The Girgashites   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
106.  God Still Speaks to the Jews from the Old Testament   (HTML)   (PDF)  
     
107.  The Pronunciation of God's Name   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
108. The Gospel of St. Thomas   (HTML)   (PDF) 
109.  The Doctrine of Grace Before Judgment (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
110.  The Hardness of Pharoah's Heart   (HTML)   (PDF)  This is one of the most difficult doctrines for believers and unbelievers to understand. 
111.  The Doctrine of Heathenism (what about the people who have never heard?)  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
112.  A background of the word Hebrew   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
113.  The City of Hebron (the first half of this doctrine)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
114. Herod's Line   (HTML)   (PDF)  
     
115. The High Places   HTML   PDF  
     
116.  Homosexuality and the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF).
     
117.  The Ministry of God the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament    (HTML)  (PDF) 
     
118. The Horites and the Hivites   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
119. The City of Hormah   HTML   PDF  
     
120. The House of Elohim   HTML   PDF  
     
121.  How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit (also known as the Doctrine of Rebound)     (HTML)  (PDF). 
     
122.  The Doctrine of Human Good (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
123.  Human Viewpoint versus Divine Viewpoint    (HTML)  (PDF)  
124.  The Importance of Bible Doctrine   (HTML)   (PDF) 
125. The Importance of Israel in the Old Testament   HTML   PDF   
126.  The Doctrine of Imprecatory Psalms  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
     
127.  The Doctrine of Imputations    (HTML)  (PDF)
     
128.   The Old Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (HTML) (PDF) (WPD) 
     
129.   The New Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (or Heirship) (HTML) (PDF) (WPD)
130.  The Doctrine of Inspiration (from the Book of the Judges)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
131.  The Basic Doctrine of Inspiration  (HTML)   ( PDF) 
     
132.  The Doctrine of Inspiration  (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
133.  A Study of Inspiration   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
134.  A basic overview of Inspiration   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
135.  Intercalation   (HTML)   (PDF)   (WPD)
     
136.  The Doctrine of the Interlocking Systems of Arrogance   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
     
137.  How Isaac’s Unusual Birth Foreshadowed the Birth of Our Lord   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
     
138.  Ishbosheth (incomplete)   HTML   PDF 
139.   Ishmael   (HTML)   (PDF) 
140.  A Brief History of Israel (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
     
141.  A Brief History of Israel without links (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)   If you want to print this and keep it in your Bible.
     
142.  The Israeli Stele   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
143.   Jehovah's Witnesses and the Deity of Jesus Christ    (HTML)   (PDF). 
     
144.  Jesus Christ in the Old Testament   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
145.   Jesus Christ in the Old and New Testaments.  This is an excellent chart which breaks down groups of prophecies about Jesus Christ as found in parallel passages in the Law, in Job, in the Psalms, and in the Prophets.  These will be matched with parallel passages in the NT.  This is a fascinating set of parallels which I highly recommend.  (HTML)     (PDF)  
146.  Jesus Christ, the Revealed Member of the Trinity, in the Garden   (HTML)   (PDF)  
147.  Jesus in Genesis (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
148.  Jesus is not a Liberal     (HTML)  (PDF) 
149.  The Jewish Messiah   HTML   PDF  
     
150.  Joab   (HTML)   (PDF)  
     
151.  The 3 Kedesh's in Scripture   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
152.  The Kenites   (HTML)   (PDF)
153. The City of Kiriath-Jearim   HTML   PDF
154.  The Laws of Divine Establishment     (HTML)   (PDF)  
155.  The City of Lebo-Hamath   HTML   PDF  
156.  The Doctrine of Legalism (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
157.  Levitical Offerings   (HTML)   (PDF) 
158.   Liberalism, Conservatism, and Christianity  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
159.  Liberation Theology/Black Liberation Theology (HTML)   (PDF)  
160.  Living the Christian Life (HTML)  (PDF)
161. The Location of the Tomb of Rachel   HTML   PDF 
     
162.  Logistical Grace   (HTML)   (PDF) 
163.  The Lost Books of the Old Testament (this is incomplete)   (HTML)   (PDF)  
164.  Lucky Guesses found in Genesis  and What is Incontrovertable about the History of the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF) 
     
165.  The City of Mahanaim   HTML   PDF 
     
166.  The Doctrine of Manna (HTML)   (PDF)  Manna is an extremely important topic with respect to types and antitypes, which are briefly covered in this doctrine.  Although most of these doctrines were done a long time ago, I just completed "Manna" in 2007.
167. Masada   HTML   PDF  
     
168. The Doctrine of Matstsâbâh, Mûtstsâb, Matstsêbâh, Matstsebeth, Mitstsâbâh, Matstsâb, Netsîyb, and Nâtsab   HTML   PDF
     
169.  The City of Megiddo   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
170.  Melchizedek   HTML   PDF  
171.  The Doctrine of Mental Attitude Sins    (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
     
172.  Messianic Prophesies.   (HTML)   (PDF) 
173.  The Messianic Psalms   HTML   PDF  
174.  Doctrines of the Military in Israel's History (HTML)  (PDF) 
175.  The Cities of Mizpah   HTML   PDF  
     
176.  Moab and Ammon   (HTML)   (PDF)   
177.  The Doctrine of Morality (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
178.  The Movement of the Ark and the Tent of God   HTML   PDF  
     
179. The Doctrine of Mug   HTML   PDF
     
180. Mythology and the Bible   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
181. The Doctrine of Nazirites   (HTML)   (PDF)
182. The Doctrine of N^etsîyb   HTML   PDF
     
183.  New Testament Summary Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
     
184.  New Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
185. Nidah (this is a Hebrew word)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
186.  A Summary of the Offerings Chart (very incomplete)   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
187.  Old Testament Manuscripts   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
188.  Old Testament Names for God.    (HTML)   (PDF)   Admittedly, much of this was taken from the internet.  There are about 2 dozen names used for God in the Old Testament, as well as a number of titles and descriptive names.  I have all of them listed here, with their meanings.  Now, what you will not find elsewhere is how these names of God relate directly to His character and essence, how they reveal His salvation, and how the reveal His interaction with man.
189.  Old Testament Prophecies about Jesus Christ   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
190.  Old Testament Sanctification   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
191.  Old Testament Survey.  (HTML)   (PDF) For those new to the Bible or who just need a good overview, this is outstanding. 
     
192.  Old Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
193. 
     
194.  The Olive Tree in Scripture   HTML   PDF 
     
195.  The Palestinian Covenant; The Contract between God and Israel    (HTML)   (PDF)
     
196.  The Parallels between Samson and Jesus Christ   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
197.  The Perizzites   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
198. Personal Injustices   HTML   PDF 
     
199.  The Philistines (part I)   (HTML)   (PDF)
200.  Polygamy   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
201.  The Poor and the Needy  These two words occur so many times together in Scripture, that I felt I needed to address that fact.  This is not the Doctrine of the Poor.   HTML   PDF 
     
202.  The Law of Posterity, which is closely related to the Levirate Law  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
203.  God's 4 Answers to Prayer    (HTML)  (PDF)
     
204.  Predestination   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
205.  Why God Did Not Perfectly and Supernaturally Preserve the Bible  (HTML)  (PDF) 
206.  The Priesthoods in the Bible   (HTML)   (PDF)
207.  Private Property, Wealth and the Bible     (HTML)   (PDF)
     
208.  The Prophet Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
209.  Progressive Revelation  (HTML)  (PDF).
     
210.  Racial Intermarriage  (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
211.  How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit (also known as the Doctrine of Rebound)     (HTML)  (PDF). 
     
212.  Rebound, the Doctrine of  (also known as How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit)     (HTML)  (PDF).  
213.  The Doctrine of Redemption   (HTML)   (PDF) 
214. The Doctrine of Regeneration   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
215.   Reincarnation (short)   HTML   PDF 
     
216.  The Religion of the Canaanites   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
217.  The Responsibilities and Requirements of the Judges   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
218.  A Retrospective of Genesis 14.  (HTML)  (PDF). 
219.  The Doctrine of Revolution  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
220.  The Rules for Exegesis and Interpretation   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
221. The Doctrine of the Rock  (HTML)   (PDF)  Jesus Christ is the Rock in both the Old Testament and the New.
     
222. The Doctrine of the Rock in the Old Testament.  (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
223.  Salvation   (HTML)   (PDF)  
224.  The Abbreviated Doctrine of Sanctification    (HTML)  (PDF) 
225.  Satan--A Compendium    (HTML)  (PDF) 
226.  Satan Did Not Know about the Cross   (HTML)  (PDF)  
227.  Seeds of Genesis--the Great Theological Truths begun in the first 14 Chapters of Genesis.   (HTML)  (PDF)  
228.  The Doctrine of Separation  (HTML)   (PDF) 
229. Serious Old Testament Textual Problems  There are certainly more in the OT than I have come across; however these are the only serious ones I have found after 12 years of study in the OT.   HTML   PDF 
     
230.  The Doctrine of Sexual Arrogance   (HTML)    (PDF) 
     
231.  The Doctrine of Shamat   HTML   PDF
     
232.  The Doctrine of Sheol/Hades (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
233.  The Sidonians   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
234.   The Signs of Moses in Egypt Parallel the Signs of Jesus in Israel (in the book of John).    (HTML)   (PDF)  
235.  The Similarities Between Catholics and Pentecostals   HTML   PDF 
     
236.  The Sins of the Tongue (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)  
237.  The Sin unto Death (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
238.  Siyach   (HTML)   (PDF)  
239.  The Illustration of the Slave Market of Sin   (HTML)   (PDF) 
240.  The Doctrine of Slavery   (HTML)  (PDF) 
241. The Three Socoh's   HTML   PDF
     
242.  The Spiritual Life in the Church Age   (HTML)   (PDF) 
243. The meaning of Stretching Forth with the Hand   (HTML)   (PDF)
244. Suicide   HTML   PDF
     
245. A Model of the Tabernacle  (HTML)  There are so any graphics that this might be useless in the HTML format.  (PDF)  If the PDF formal will not open on your computer, then download this file and open it up with Acrobat Reader.
     
246.  The Technological Accomplishments of the Hamitic Peoples   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
247. Teraphim   HTML   PDF
     
248. Textual Criticism in the Old Testament   HTML   PDF  
249.  The Doctrine of Tithing and Modern Applications of Tithing to Taxation.    (HTML)  (PDF) 
     
250.  The Gift of Tongues   (HTML)   (PDF)   The correct exegesis of 1Corinthians 13:1-3.
     
251. The Tree of Life   (HTML)   (PDF)  
252.  The Trinity in the Old Testament   (HTML)   (PDF). 
253.  Typology: Abraham’s Offering of Isaac/God’s Offering of Jesus  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD). 
254.  To the Unbeliever   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
255. The Doctrine of Urim and Thummim   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
256.  The Doctrine of Vanity (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
257.  The Doctrine of Vows (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
     
258.  The Doctrine of War  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
259.  Various Doctrines on War and the Military (HTML) (PDF)
     
260.  Warning to the unbeliever   (HTML)   (PDF) 
261.  The Way of God    (HTML)  (PDF) 
262.   The Doctrine of the Will of God    (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
263.   The Doctrine of Wings (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD). 
264.   Women of the Old Testament   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
     
265.  A study of   World Population Growth   (HTML)   (PDF)
     
266. The Zabians   (HTML)   (PDF) 
     
267.  Zion   HTML   PDF
268.  Zimmah (this is a Hebrew word)   (HTML)   (PDF)
     

1.  Bible, Basic Themes; aka The Fundamental Themes of Scripture  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
2.  Basic Propositions for the Unbeliever, the Agnostic and the New Believer  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
3.  The Doctrine of Dispensations  (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
4.  Old Testament Summary Chart  (HTML)  (PDF)
   

Genesis (which I am presently updating) and the Lessons on Genesis  (HTML)  (PDF)

1.  Abraham's Spiritual life in 2000 B.C.  (HTML)  (PDF).
   
2.  The Hebrew word for Adam   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
3.  The Amorites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
4.  Determining Ancient History Dates   (HTML)   (PDF) 
5.  Ancient Translations of the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF) 
6.  The Angel of Jehovah    (HTML)   (PDF)  
7. The Abbreviated Doctrine of Angels (Angelology)    (HTML)  (PDF) 
8.  Antisemitism   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
9.  The Doctrine of Barak^e (this is the Hebrew verb which means to bless; but  there is a lot more to it than that).  (HTML)   (PDF )  
10.  The Basic Mechanics of the Christian Life (or, "Christianity for Dummies"  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
11.  The city of Bethel   (HTML)   (PDF) 
12.  Bible, The Purpose of; (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
13.  Blessing by Association   (HTML)  (PDF). 
14.  Chiasmos Example: Genesis 17     (HTML)  (PDF) 
15.  Circumcision   (HTML)   (PDF) 
16.  Circumcision Means Regeneration   (HTML)  (PDF)  
17.  Dispensationalism versus Covenant Theology  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
18.  Three Dispensations: The Age of Israel, the Age of the Hypostatic Union and the Church Age   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
19.  A Summary of Documentary Hypothesis   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
20.  The Edomites   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
21.  Ephraim and Manasseh   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
22.  Esau's Wives   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
23.  Basic Eschatology (the Study of Future Things); aka Eschatology for Dummies.  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
24.  Eschatological Vocabulary (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
25.  Uses of the Hebrew word for Evil   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
26.  The Doctrine of Faith Rest   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
27.  Figures of Speech in the Bible  (HTML)   (PDF)
    
28.  The Fall of Satan   (HTML)   (PDF)  
29.  Genesis 15:6 in the New Testament.  (HTML)  (PDF). 
30.  The Doctrine of Genealogies   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
31.  The Doctrine of The Geographical Will of God  (HTML)  (PDF) 
    
32.  The name "God Almighty"   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
33.  The Genealogy of Noah   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
34.  The Doctrine of Grace Before Judgment (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
35.  The Doctrine of Heathenism (what about the people who have never heard?)  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
36.  A background of the word Hebrew   (HTML)   (PDF) 
37.  Homosexuality and the Bible    (HTML)  (PDF).
    
38.  The Horites and the Hivites   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
39.  The Doctrine of Human Good (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
40.  Human Viewpoint versus Divine Viewpoint    (HTML)  (PDF)
    
41.  The Importance of Bible Doctrine   (HTML)   (PDF) 
42.  A basic overview of Inspiration   (HTML)   (PDF)  
43.  How Isaac’s Unusual Birth Foreshadowed the Birth of Our Lord   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
44.  Ishmael   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
45.  A Brief History of Israel (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
    
46.  A Brief History of Israel without links (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)   If you want to print this and keep it in your Bible.
47.  Jesus Christ, the Revealed Member of the Trinity, in the Garden   (HTML)   (PDF) 
48.  Jesus in Genesis (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).  
49.  The Doctrine of Legalism (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
50.  Logistical Grace   (HTML)   (PDF) 
51.  Lucky Guesses found in Genesis  and What is Incontrovertible about the History of the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF) 
    
52.  Moab and Ammon   (HTML)   (PDF)   
53.  The Doctrine of Morality (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
54.  Mythology and the Bible   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
55.  Old Testament Manuscripts   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
56.  Old Testament Prophecies about Jesus Christ   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
57. Old Testament Summary Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
58. Old Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
59.  God's 4 Answers to Prayer    (HTML)  (PDF)
    
60.  The Priesthoods in the Bible   (HTML)   (PDF) 
61.  The Prophet Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
62.  Progressive Revelation  (HTML)  (PDF).
    
63.  The Doctrine of Redemption   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
64.  The Doctrine of Regeneration   (HTML)   (PDF)  
65.  A Retrospective of Genesis 14.  (HTML)  (PDF). 
66.  Old Testament Sanctification   (HTML)   (PDF)
67.  The Abbreviated Doctrine of Sanctification    (HTML)  (PDF) 
68.  Satan--A Compendium    (HTML)  (PDF) (this is a compendium of doctrines related to Satan)
    
69.  Seeds of Genesis--the Great Theological Truths begun in the first 14 Chapters of Genesis.   (HTML)  (PDF)  
70.  The Doctrine of Separation  (HTML)   (PDF) 
71.  The Sin unto Death (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
72.   The Illustration of the Slave Market of Sin   (HTML)   (PDF) 
73.  The Doctrine of Slavery   (HTML)  (PDF) 
74.  The Spiritual Life in the Church Age   (HTML)   (PDF)
75.  The Doctrine of Tithing and Modern Applications of Tithing to Taxation.   (HTML)  (PDF) 
    
76.  The Tree of Life   (HTML)   (PDF)  
77.  The Trinity in the Old Testament   (HTML)   (PDF).  
78.   Typology: Abraham’s Offering of Isaac/God’s Offering of Jesus  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD). 
79.   The Doctrine of the Will of God    (HTML)   (PDF)  
    

Exodus

1.  The Doctrine of Adultery   (HTML)   (PDF) 
2. A Model of the Tabernacle  (HTML)  There are so any graphics that this might be useless in the HTML format.  (PDF)  If the PDF formal will not open on your computer, then download this file and open it up with Acrobat Reader.
   
3. The Hardness of Pharoah's Heart   (HTML)   (PDF)  This is one of the most difficult doctrines for believers and unbelievers to understand.
   
4. The Doctrine of Manna (HTML)   (PDF)  Manna is an extremely important topic with respect to types and antitypes, which are briefly covered in this doctrine.  Although most of these doctrines were done a long time ago, I just completed "Manna" in 2007.
   
5. Racial Intermarriage  (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6. The Doctrine of the Rock  (HTML)   (PDF)  Jesus Christ is the Rock in both the Old Testament and the New.
   

Leviticus

1.  Animal Sacrifices   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
2.  Bird Chart   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
3.  Day of Atonement Chart   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
4.  Feastday Chart   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
5.  Levitical Offerings   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.  Nidah (this is a Hebrew word)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
7.  The Sins of the Tongue (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
   
8.  The Doctrine of Vows (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
   
9. Zimmah (this is a Hebrew word)   (HTML)   (PDF)

Numbers

1.  The Amalekites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
2.  The Anakim (part 1)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
3. The Doctrine of the Firstborn   (HTML)   (PDF)   
4.  The Ministry of God the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament    (HTML)  (PDF) 
   
5.  The Pronunciation of God's Name   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.  The Israeli Stele   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
7.  A Summary of the Offerings Chart (very incomplete)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   

Deuteronomy

1.  Aram (Syria)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
2. The Doctrine of Divination   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
3.  The Girgashites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
4.  The Palestinian Covenant; The Contract between God and Israel    (HTML)   (PDF)
   
5.  The Perizzites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.  Polygamy   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
7.  The Religion of the Canaanites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
8.  The Rules for Exegesis and Interpretation   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
9.  The meaning of Stretching Forth with the Hand   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
10.   The Doctrine of Urim and Thummim   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
11.  The Zabians   (HTML)   (PDF)
    

Joshua

1.  The 3 Kedesh's in Scripture   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
2.  The Amarna Tablets   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
3.  The Doctrine of Aphek   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
4.  Devoting to God (i.e., the complete destruction of a city or a people)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
5.  The Extermination of the Canaanites   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.  The City of Gilgal   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
7.  The City of Hebron (the first half of this doctrine)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
8.  The Lost Books of the Old Testament (this is incomplete)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   

Judges

1.  The City of Acco   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
2.  The Sons of Ammon   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
3.   Ashtoreth   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
4.   Baalim   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
5.   The Tribe of Benjamin   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
6.   Celibacy   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
7.   The Comparative Chronologies of the Judges   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
8.   The Deity of the Holy Spirit   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
9.   The Doctrine of Inspiration (from the Book of the Judges)   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
10.   The Kenites   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
11.   The City of Megiddo   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
12.   The Doctrine of Nazirites   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
13.   Parallels between Samson and Jesus Christ   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
14.   The Philistines (part I)   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
15.   The Responsibilities and Requirements of the Judges   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
16.   The Sidonians   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
17.   Siyach   (HTML)   (PDF)
    
18.   The Technological Accomplishments of the Hamitic Peoples   (HTML)   (PDF)
    

Ruth

1. Bethlehem, The City of   HTML   PDF  
   
2. Boaz as the Kinsman Redeemer   HTML   PDF  
   

1Samuel

1. The Anakim Part 2   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
2. Ancient Jewish Cooking Vessels (1Sam. 2)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
3. Ancient Texts of the Old Testament (1Sam. 1)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
4. Anointing: Religious and Ceremonial (1Sam. 10)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
5. The Ark of the Covenant  (HTML)    (PDF)  The PDF version may be too large to open on your computer; you may need to download it and open it up with Acrobat Reader.  (WPD) This is a  WordPerfect document, which can be downloaded.  From 1Sam. 4
   
6. Ashdod (1Sam. 5)  (HTML)   (PDF) 
7. Belial (1Sam. 2)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
8. Beth-Shan (1Sam. 31) (?)   (HTML)   (PDF) 
9. Beth-Shemesh (1Sam. 6)    (HTML)   (PDF) 
10. The Pagan God Dagon   HTML   PDF  
    
11. The Destruction of Shiloh   HTML   PDF  
    
12. The Ephod of God   HTML   PDF 
    
13. The Philistine City Ekron   HTML   PDF  
    
14. 'eth   HTML   PDF  
15. Familial Relationships and the Plan of God   HTML   PDF  
    
16. The Doctrine of Fasting   HTML   PDF
    
17. The Cities of Gibeah, Gibeon, and Geba   HTML   PDF  
    
18. The High Places   HTML   PDF  
    
19. The City of Hormah   HTML   PDF  
    
20. The Importance of Israel in the Old Testament   HTML   PDF  
    
21. The Jewish Messiah   HTML   PDF  
    
22. The City of Kiriath-Jearim   HTML   PDF
23. The Location of the Tomb of Rachel   HTML   PDF  
    
24. Masada   HTML   PDF  
    
25. The Doctrine of Matstsâbâh, Mûtstsâb, Matstsêbâh, Matstsebeth, Mitstsâbâh, Matstsâb, Netsîyb, and Nâtsab   HTML   PDF  
26.  Doctrines of the Military in Israel's History (HTML)  (PDF) 
27. The Cities of Mizpah   HTML   PDF  
    
28. The Movement of the Ark and the Tent of God   HTML   PDF  
    
29. The Doctrine of Mug   HTML   PDF
    
30. The Doctrine of N^etsîyb   HTML   PDF
    
31. The Three Socoh's   HTML   PDF
    
32. Suicide   HTML   PDF
    
33. Teraphim   HTML   PDF
    
34. Textual Criticism in the Old Testament   HTML   PDF
    
35. Women of the Old Testament   HTML   PDF   (WPD)
    

2Samuel

1.  Black Liberation Theology   (HTML)   (PDF)  
2.  The Doctrine of Flattery.    (HTML)  (PDF) 
   
3.  The Doctrine of Forgiveness    (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
4.  The Doctrine of the Interlocking Systems of Arrogance   (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
   
5.   Ishbosheth (incomplete)   (HTML)   (PDF)   
   
6.  Joab   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
7.  The City of Mahanaim   (HTML)   (PDF)
   
8.  The Doctrine of Mental Attitude Sins    (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
9.  The Law of Posterity, which is closely related to the Levirate Law  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
10.  Why God Did Not Perfectly and Supernaturally Preserve the Bible's Original Text  (HTML)  (PDF) 
11.  The Doctrine of Revolution  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
12.  The Doctrine of Sexual Arrogance   (HTML)    (PDF) 
13.  The Doctrine of War  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
14.  Various Doctrines on War and the Military (HTML) (PDF)
    

1Chronicles

1.   The Doctrine of the Arabah   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
2.  Arake   HTML   PDF  
   
3.  The City of Ashtaroth   HTML   PDF  
   
4.  The Doctrine of  the Client Nation    (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
5.  Confusing and/or Objectionable Passages from the Bible   HTML   PDF 
   
6.  The City of Lebo-Hamath   HTML   PDF
   
7.   The Doctrine of Shamat   HTML   PDF
   

2Chronicles

Job

1.   Christ Jesus in the Old and New Testaments (this is an incredible chart,     btw)   HTML   PDF
   
2.  The Doctrine of Sheol/Hades (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD). 

Psalms

1.   Aaron   HTML   PDF  
2.   Abortion--Logic and the Bible   (HTML)  (PDF)
   
3.   The Doctrine of Clapping Hands  (Psalm 47)   HTML   PDF  
   
4.   David on the 2 Advents of Jesus Christ   HTML   PDF  
5.   The Doctrine Available to King David     (HTML)  (PDF)  
6.   Dogs   HTML   PDF  
7.  The Dual Authorship of the Scriptures   (HTML)  (PDF). 
8.   The Edification Complex of the Soul   (HTML)   (PDF)  
9.   The Fatherhood of God   HTML   PDF 
10.   Gamal (a Hebrew word)   HTML   PDF
    
11.   Gidoth (a Hebrew word)   HTML   PDF
    
12.   God and the Poor; Is God Really a Liberal?    (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
13.   God Still Speaks to the Jews from the Old Testament   HTML   PDF
    
14.   The House of Elohim   HTML   PDF   
15.   The Doctrine of Imprecatory Psalms  (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD) 
    
16.   The Doctrine of Imputations    (HTML)  (PDF)
    
17.   The Old Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (HTML) (PDF) (WPD)
18.   The Doctrine of Intercalation (Psalm 146)   (HTML)   (PDF)   (WPD)
19.   Melchizedek   HTML   PDF
    
20.   The Messianic Psalms   HTML   PDF
    
21.   Old Testament Names for God.     HTML   PDF   Much of this was taken from the internet.  There are about 2 dozen names used for God in the Old Testament, as well as a number of titles and descriptive names.  I have all of them listed here, with their meanings.  What you will not find elsewhere is how these names of God relate directly to His character and essence, how they reveal His salvation, and how the reveal His interaction with man.
22.   The Olive Tree in Scripture   HTML   PDF
    
23.   Personal Injustices   HTML   PDF
    
24.   The Poor and the Needy  These two words occur so many times together in Scripture, that I felt I needed to address that fact.  This is not the Doctrine of the Poor.   HTML   PDF
    
25.   Reincarnation (short)   HTML   PDF
    
26. The Doctrine of the Rock in the Old Testament.  HTML   PDF
    
27.  Serious Old Testament Textual Problems  There are certainly more in the OT than I have come across; however these are the only serious ones I have found after 12 years of study in the OT.   HTML   PDF 
    
28.   The Similarities Between Catholics and Pentecostals   HTML   PDF
    
29.   The Sins of the Tongue (short)   HTML   PDF
    
30.   Siyach (a Hebrew word)   HTML   PDF 
    
31.   The Doctrine of Vanity (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD).
    
32.   The Way of God    (HTML)  (PDF) 
33.   The Doctrine of Wings (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD). 
34.   Zion   HTML   PDF
    

Song of Solomon

Ecclesiastes

1.  The Angelic Conflict   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
2.  The Christian Basics  (HTML)  (PDF)
3.   Fundamentals of the Faith (HTML)  (PDF)
4.   The Gospel of St. Thomas   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
5.   Herod's Line   (HTML)   (PDF) 
   
6.   How to be Filled with the Holy Spirit (also known as the Doctrine of Rebound)     (HTML)  (PDF).  
7.   The New Testament Doctrine of Inheritance (or Heirship) (HTML) (PDF) (WPD)
   
8.   Jehovah's Witnesses and the Deity of Jesus Christ     (HTML)   (PDF). 
   
9.   Jesus is not a Liberal     (HTML)  (PDF) 
10.   Liberalism, Conservatism and Christianity   (HTML)   (PDF) 
11.   Liberation Theology/Black Liberation Theology (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
12.   The Laws of Divine Establishment   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
13.   Living the Christian Life (HTML)  (PDF)
14.   New Testament Summary Chart (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
    
15.   New Testament Summary Chart without links for printing (HTML)  (PDF)  (WPD)
16.   Predestination   (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
17.   Private Property, Wealth and the Bible     (HTML)   (PDF)
18.   Rebound  HTML   PDF   How are you filled with the Holy Spirit?  What does that even mean?
    
19.   Satan Did Not Know about the Cross   (HTML)  (PDF)  
20.  The Signs of Moses in Egypt Parallel the Signs of Jesus in Israel (in the book of John).    (HTML)   (PDF) 
    
21.   Was Jesus a Liberal?     (HTML)   (PDF).