The NFL trade deadline is approaching, with several teams making aggressive moves to bolster their rosters. The New York Jets traded Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for two first-round picks, while the Raiders sent Jacoby Myers to the Jaguars for a fourth and sixth-round pick. Meanwhile, the Seahawks acquired Rashid Shaheed from the Saints for a fourth and fifth-round pick. The Steelers are also looking to make a move, with coach Mike Tomlin hinting that they may be buyers at the deadline. [... more]

The holiness of God is central to everything at Ligonier Ministries, and R.C. Sproul's classic series, The Holiness of God, explores the majesty and glory of God's holiness, as revealed in the Bible, particularly in Isaiah's vision of the heavenly king and the seraphim's song of praise. [... more]

The holiness of God is revealed through the prophet Isaiah's vision of the inner chamber of heaven, where he sees God's majestic and holy throne, and the angels singing 'Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts.' This experience reminds us of the importance of treating God's name with reverence and respect, and the difference between God's holiness and human corruption. [... more]

R.C. Sproul discusses the importance of the holiness of God, referencing Isaiah's vision of the heavenly host and the seraphim singing 'holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty.' He explains the significance of the repetition of the word 'holy' and its emphasis on God's majesty and essence. [... more]

David's prayer of praise in Psalms chapter 8 reveals the excellence of God's name and his glory, emphasizing his presence, power, and holiness. He reflects on the significance of God's name, Yahweh, and its meaning, and how it relates to God's attributes and relationship with humanity. David's prayer also highlights the importance of reverence and worship in understanding God's glory, which extends beyond the known universe and is declared through creation. [... more]

The eighth chapter of the Song of Solomon holds a special significance, with the letter Het playing a crucial role in understanding the concept of union with Christ. The speaker explores the idea that Jesus could be considered our brother, born on the eighth day, and that this union is tied to the Hebrew alphabet and the concept of fatherhood. [... more]

The Bible describes God as holy, holy, holy, emphasizing his majesty and power. In Isaiah's vision, angels sing 'holy, holy, holy' in the presence of God, highlighting his holiness and the importance of reverence in speaking his name. This understanding of God's holiness reveals the radical character of human sin and helplessness, and is a key theme in Dr. R.C. Sproul's series Fear and Trembling, the Trauma of God's Holiness. [... more]

Jesus teaches in the temple, addressing the scribes who question his identity as the Messiah, citing scripture and pointing to his divine nature as the Son of God, equal with Yahweh and Adonai, and superior to David. [... more]

The prophet Isaiah beheld a vision of the heavenly king, witnessing the majesty of God's garments and the seraphim singing 'holy, holy, holy' in the presence of the Lord Almighty. [... more]

Jesus' title as Lord is rooted in the Hebrew concept of Adonai, which means the sovereign one, and the Greek concept of Kurios, which means the supreme ruler. God the Father gives Jesus all authority and sovereignty, and Jesus willingly submits to God's will, ultimately being exalted to the highest title, Lord, to the glory of God the Father. [... more]

Recognizing God as Adonai, the owner, is the definition of deliverance, and surrendering to Christ's lordship is the key to true freedom and spiritual growth. [... more]

The names of God in the Hebrew language hold deep meaning and symbolism, with each letter representing a unique aspect of God's character. The letters in God's names, such as Yahweh and Adonai, are carefully chosen to convey the idea of God's love, expression, and connection with humanity, as revealed through the Torah and the Hebrew alphabet. [... more]

The Bible reveals God's holiness as a fundamental attribute, emphasizing it with the repetition of 'holy, holy, holy' in Isaiah chapter 6. This experience transforms Isaiah's understanding of God, highlighting the significance of reverence and awe in approaching the divine. [... more]