The Brown Bible

Brown Bible | December 27, 2009

Didn’t find what you were looking for?
Enter your Biblical question in the box below:

Question:

Email:
1

Name:
2

Website:
2

1 – Notification of when your question has been answered. (Optional)
2 – Optional link back to your website.

Rating: +1

How old is the Bible?

Rating: -1

What events would trigger the four horsemen of the apocalypse?

Rating: +1

What is the [...]

Category: Uncategorized | No Comments »
Tags: Answer, Answered, Ark, Biblical, biblical question, faq, king, Mark, Mary, name, Question

Brown Bible | December 27, 2009

II Timothy 3:16 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.

Welcome to The Brown Bible.

We are dedicated to the research and teaching of God’s wonderful Word. What makes us different? Read a few articles and find out. You won’t find any unfounded [...]

Category: Uncategorized | No Comments »
Tags: 1-John, Answer, Answered, Bible, Biblical, biblical question, book, Christ, Christian, Christmas, conscience, consideration, considerations, correction, creation, doctrine, e-sword, Eve, Evil, faq, Fun, Genesis, give, God, God’s Word, Gospel, gospels, help, Inspiration, instruction, John, just, justify, king, Light, Luke, Money, Nature, old man, opinion, parable, prodigal son, Question, reproof, Research, right, righteous, righteousness, Roman, Romans, root-of-all-evil, Science, Scripture, sin, sins, Son, Stories, Story, sword, The Gift of Righteousness Series, thoughts, tithing, tradition, trust, video, Whimsical, Word, World

Ken Brown | October 31, 2009

God’s Word is truth. In life, one must eventually choose what he holds to be the standard for what is and what is not truth when it comes to the things of God. I choose God’s Word, the Bible (as originally written). Everyone eventually makes a choice. Choose wisely.

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, Biblical Considerations Series | 7 Comments »
Tags: abba, angels, Answer, Answered, Ark, authority, believe, believers, Bible, Bishop K.C. Pillai, born, child, Choice, Choose, chosen, Christ, Christian, Christians, Christmas, Christmas Tree, church, commandment, Commandments, Corinth, Corinthians, crucified, Curse, death, deliver, den, disciples, doctrine, earth, Easter, Easter Sunday, elders, Eve, Evil, family, Father, Fun, Gifts, give, giving, God, Good Friday, Gospel, heaven, help, holy, hypocrite, Israel, Jeremiah, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John, just, justify, kindness, king, liar, Light, Lord, Luke, Mark, Mary, Matthew, Matthew 12:40, minister, Moses, Mother, name, ommandment, pagan, Passover, Pharisees, Pillai, pray, Psalms, receive, religious, resurrection, right, Scribe, Scripture, Scriptures, signs, sin, Son, Spirit, thanks, thanksgiving, think, time, tradition, Truth, USA, wisdom, wise men, Word, Word of God, World

Ken Brown | October 24, 2009

The parables of the Gospels are interesting from a number of perspectives. Many people have lauded the brilliance of the parables in so clearly and convincingly communicating Jesus’ message in a way easily related to by the masses. I have no doubt that Jesus used parables at times to communicate clearly, though the only recorded time he was ever asked about his purpose for using parables, his response was quite different.

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, 21) How to Research the Bible, Biblical Considerations Series | 1 Comment »
Tags: angels, Answer, Answered, Bible, Biblical, brother, commandment, consideration, considerations, context, dead, diligent, disciples, Eve, Father, give, giving, God, God’s Word, Gospel, gospels, grace, heaven, Jesus, just, justify, king, kingdom, lesson, Light, Lord, Luke, Matthew, Meet, mind, music, offend, ommandment, parable, parables, Pharisees, poor, pray, prodigal son, prophecy, public, Question, receive, repentance, right, righteous, Scribe, sin, Son, sons, Spirit, Story, tax, thankful, think, time, Truth, unforgiving, Word, Word of God

Jane Harvester | October 12, 2009

Are you limiting God’s might by mere circumstances? I invite you to open your mind enough to let the Creator of the Universe help you out of your troubles.

Category: 02) By Jane Harvester, 22) More Biblical Considerations, 99) Other Topics | No Comments »
Tags: ages, Answer, Answered, believe, Bible, blessing, book, child, Christ, circumstance, confess, confession, coworker, creation, Creator, Daniel, Darius, death, deliver, deliverance, den, den of lions, earth, eternal life, Eve, faith, family, Father, Genesis, giving, God, heaven, Hope, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Judah, just, justify, king, kingdom, language, law, Light, limit, lion, lions, Lord, mind, miracle, music, NIV, peace, Power, pray, Prayer, praying, provide, public, Question, reading, rescue, right, Roman, Romans, Romans 10:9 and 10, sacrifice, signs, sin, Son, supplication, thankful, thanks, thanksgiving, think, time, trust, unity, USA, wisdom, wonders, Word, World

Ken Brown | June 15, 2009

“Biblical research” as the term is used on this blog simply means the study of the Scriptures to gain an accurate understanding of God’s Word and thus His will. It involves a lifetime of learning. No few articles on a web site can tell you all you need to know.

On the other hand, it isn’t rocket science. God never intended for his Word to be complicated, intelligible only to a gifted few. He gave His Word so that all men (and women) might know Him. It is supposed to make sense to you from what you can read for yourself. If you are confronted with a doctrine that seems like you would have to be Einstein to be able to understand or Mother Theresa to be able to relate, take a breath and another look. You are probably being fed a line that is not in the Bible. It isn’t supposed to be difficult.

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, 21) How to Research the Bible | 1 Comment »
Tags: 1-Corinthians, 1-John, 2-Corinthians, 2-Peter, 2-Timothy, Acts, ages, Alford, Answer, Answered, Aramaic, Ark, believe, believers, Bible, Bible versions, Biblical, Biblical research, Bishop K.C. Pillai, book, Bullinger, Catholic, Choose, Christ, Christian, Christians, church, consideration, context, Corinth, Corinthians, crucified, dead, den, diligent, disciples, doctrine, e-sword, E. W. Bullinger, Earned, earth, Easter, Eighth Edition, El, Elzevir, Ephesians, eternal life, Eve, faith, family, fellowship, figures of speech, Fruit, Fun, give, giving, God, God’s Word, Gospel, Greek, Griesbach, heaven, Hebrew, Hebrews, help, holy, holy men, Hope, Idioms, interlinear, interpretation, James, Jesus, John, just, justify, king, King James Version, KJV, knowledge, Lachman, language, Latin, liar, Light, logic, Lord, manuscripts, Mark, Matthew, mind, minister, Mother, Mountain, name, Nature, New Testament, NIV, Numbers, old man, old nature, Old Testament, parable, parables, peace, Peter, phrase, Pillai, poor, pray, Prayer, praying, private, private interpretation, prophecy, provide, Psalms, public, Question, reading, reasonable, receive, religious, Research, right, righteous, righteousness, righteousness of God, Roman, Romans, saint, Science, scope, Scribe, Scripture, Scriptures, Service, sin, Son, Son of God, sons, Spirit, Spirit of God, Stephens critical Greek text, study, supplication, sword, Testament, think, thoughts, time, Tischendorf, tradition, translation, Tregelles, Truth, understanding, wisdom, Word, Word of God, Wordsworth, World, wrath of God

Ken Brown | May 16, 2009

If 1 John 1:9 cannot be directed to born-again believers regarding restoring their severed relationships with the Father, then what is it about? Determining to whom this section is addressed is a significant stepping-stone toward answering this question.

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, The Gift of Righteousness Series | 1 Comment »
Tags: 1-Corinthians, 1-John, abba, Acts, Answer, Answered, Ark, believe, believers, Bible, book, born, born-again, broken fellowship, cannot sin, child, Christ, confess, confession, confession of sin, confession of sins, conscience, consideration, considerations, context, Corinth, Corinthians, darkness, den, El, Ephesians, eternal life, Eve, faith, family, Father, fellowship, give, God, God’s Word, Gospel, Greek, holy, idiomatic, incorruptible seed, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John, just, justify, king, KJV, koinoneo, koinonia, law, liar, Light, Peter, Pharisees, phrase, Power, provide, Question, right, righteous, righteousness, Science, seed, separation from God, severed relationships, sin, sins, Son, Story, think, time, translation, Truth, witness, Word, Word of God, World

Ken Brown | April 20, 2009

Are there two “natures” alive and well in each child of God, an old sin “nature” and a new Godly “nature”, each actively pulling the believer one direction or the other? E. W. Bullinger (1837-1913) thought so, though the other great “E. W.,” E. W. Kenyon (1867-1948) disagreed. (See pages 153 and following of The Father and His Family.)

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, The Gift of Righteousness Series | 1 Comment »
Tags: 1-Corinthians, 1-Thessalonians, 2-Peter, 2-Thessalonians, Adam, ages, Answer, Answered, apostles, Ark, believe, believers, Bible, Biblical, blessing, book, born, born-again, Bullinger, child, Christ, church, Church Epistles, Colossians, commandment, Commandments, confidence, context, Corinth, Corinthians, crucified, dead, death, deliver, deliverance, den, doctrine, El, Eve, Evil, faith, faith of Jesus Christ, family, Father, Galatians, give, God, Gospel, grace, Greek, holy, interpretation, Israel, Israelites, James, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus Christ, just, justified, justify, Kenyon, king, knowledge, language, law, liberty, Light, logic, Lord, Love, magi, Mark, Mary, Metonymy, mind, Nature, new man, new nature, old man, ommandment, Paul, peace, Peter, Philippians, poieo, Power, preach, prophets, Question, reasonable, redeemed, redemption, revelation, right, righteous, righteousness, righteousness of God, Roman, Romans, Scribe, Scripture, Scriptures, signs, sin, sin nature, sins, Son, sons, sons of God, Spirit, Spirit of God, study, teachers, The Lord Who, think, time, translation, tribute, trust, USA, wisdom, witness, wonders, Word, Word of God

Ken Brown | March 24, 2009

“Great faith” and “little faith” are spoken of in the book of Matthew. The records seem very clear about great faith being good and little faith being bad until we get to the reference to faith as a grain of mustard seed. The mustard seed was known for being very small. What is the story here?

Category: 01) By Ken Brown, Biblical Considerations Series | 1 Comment »
Tags: Answer, Answered, Ark, authority, Bible, book, Canaan, Christ, consideration, considerations, David, den, Devil, disciples, doctrine, Eve, Evil, faith, five thousand, give, giving, God, God’s Word, Israel, James, Jesus, just, justify, king, King James Version, limit, loaves, Lord, Luke, Mathew, Matthew, mind, Mountain, mustard seed, Peter, Pharisees, phrase, Power, right, Sadducees, seed, sin, Son, translation, Truth, USA, Word, Word of God