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Unlocking Ancient Mysteries: New Discoveries in Scripture, Archaeology, and Hebrew Studies

Unlocking Ancient Mysteries: New Discoveries in Scripture, Archaeology, and Hebrew Studies

Step into a global conversation where ancient manuscripts meet new discoveries. Join leading scholars for five days of archaeology, Hebrew studies, biblical research, theology, and digital innovation—including Janice F. Baca’s presentation on Revelation and the Cochin Hebrew New Testament—and discover fresh perspectives that illuminate Scripture’s ancient world.

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The Window and the Storm

The Window and the Storm

A mysterious voice promised me glimpses of the future—and commanded me to publish what I saw. I thought I had escaped the burden, until I fell asleep again and witnessed a gathering storm, a flag fighting against impossible winds, and a vision I could no longer ignore.

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Stake the Land: Preparing Places of Refuge for the Greater Exodus

Stake the Land: Preparing Places of Refuge for the Greater Exodus

What if preparation for the Greater Exodus begins beneath your own feet? Discover how believers in Medina County combined repentance, prayer, Scripture, lawful action, and faithful stewardship to dedicate the land entrusted to them—creating a powerful covenant witness and inspiring others to prepare their homes and communities as places of refuge.

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Power-of-God Conference Coming Soon!

Power-of-God Conference Coming Soon!

Join us for the free Power-of-God Conference in Hondo, Texas, February 26–28, 2027, at St. Paul Lutheran Church. The Living Scroll team and St. Paul Lutheran Church are coming together for a powerful weekend of worship, prayer, biblical encouragement, healing ministry, and expectancy in the presence of God. Come ready to worship, receive prayer, and believe for healing, breakthrough, restoration, and renewed faith.

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The Women Yehovah Never Forgot — And the Daughters He Still Remembers

The Women Yehovah Never Forgot — And the Daughters He Still Remembers

There is a quiet miracle woven through the Scriptures, and once you see it, you cannot un-see it. It is the story of women — faithful, gifted, called women — whose presence at the very heart of Yehovah's work was so strong, so undeniable, that no amount of editing, mistranslation, or human agenda could erase them. Their fingerprints are still on the sacred text. And that should fill all the daughters of Israel with hope.

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Could the 144,000 Include Children?

Could the 144,000 Include Children?

The 144,000 in Revelation are described as servants of God, sealed for a specific purpose. Much emphasis is often placed on their symbolic purity, obedience, and devotion. Yet the text does not explicitly require them to be elders, priests, or even adults.

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Does God Allow The Innocent And Children To Die?

Does God Allow The Innocent And Children To Die?

The recent floods in Texas have led to significant loss of life, including that of children. It caused extensive devastation throughout Central Texas—an area with personal significance for me because I grew up there. The impact of that tragedy has been profoundly felt by parents and families mourning their loved ones, particularly children, whose deaths have garnered widespread attention and sorrow. And this situation prompts challenging questions, such as “Does God allow the innocent and children to die?”

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