Let’s make an few points in Isaiah 64-65. 1. Isaiah points out that God’s redemptive purposes remained concealed from human cognition: “For since the beginning of the world men have not heard nor perceived by the ear, nor has the eye seen any God besides You, who acts for the one who waits for Him”…
Author: Majola K
Majola K is a dedicated bible student and teacher from South Africa.
Every Saturday from 19:10 to 21:00 SAT, he teaches online sessions for Polishing the Pulpit (PTP), a platform that provides biblical education and training for preachers.
Majola is a devoted family man. He is the father of three children - Agape, Anita, and Aleta - and the husband to Nikeh Majola. The family worships together at the uVongo Church of Christ, where the Sunday services are held from 09:30 to 12:00.
In addition to his Saturday PTP teaching sessions, Majola also leads a weekly Bible class at his church on Tuesdays from 19:00 to 20:00 SAT, again conducted online for remote participants.
Majola maintains an active Facebook profile under the name "Majola K" where he shares his teachings on a variety of biblical subjects. His online presence allows him to reach a wider audience and share his knowledge and insights with students of the scripture across the globe.
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DANIEL 9 – The Seventy Weeks of Gabriel
BIBLE CLASS SERIES ON PURITY
What do people understand as the difference between “purity” and “virginity”? Couples around the world often say they are “taking it slow,” but what does that really mean? Is it the same for both partners? Where do the physical boundaries begin and end? Does “taking it slow” refer only to kissing? If so, what kind…
BIBLICAL PURITY – A HOLISTIC APPROACH
PREDESTINATION
God’s concept of predestination in the Bible primarily operates at a group level rather than an individual one. The Bible shows that predestination involves selecting entire communities, not specific persons. This is evident in both major periods of biblical history. During Old Testament times, God selected the entire nation of Israel as His chosen people….
HEAD COVERING
The debate surrounding the first sixteen verses of 1 Corinthians 11 stems not from their clarity but from how they should be applied in practice. The text itself is straightforward to comprehend. The main point of contention lies between two interpretations: Some argue these instructions were specific to ancient cultural practices and, therefore, no longer…
THE HOLY SPIRIT and the WORD
The Holy Spirit’s role in conversion and sanctification through Scripture is a foundational theological concept supported by numerous biblical passages. This doctrine teaches that the Spirit works primarily through God’s Word to bring about initial salvation and ongoing spiritual transformation. Regarding conversion, passages like Romans 10:17 emphasize that “faith comes by hearing, and hearing by…
A devout godly man who was NOT SAVED
In Acts 10, we read of Cornelius; He was described as “devout and God-fearing,” regularly gave to the poor, and maintained a consistent prayer life. His influence extended beyond his faith, as his entire household, including family members, servants, and enslaved people, followed his spiritual leadership in worshipping the God of Israel. Cornelius’s story is…
Comments On 1 Peter 3:18-22
Tithing and the New Testament
In Leviticus 27:30-33 – Moses’ law required Israelites to give a tithe (tenth) of their increase to support the Levites. Hebrews 10:9,10 we can notice that the old law, however, is no longer binding since Jesus replaced it. This means churches today have no right to require Christians to tithe.