RICHARDSON BIBLICAL RESEARCH CENTER

Jesus Christ came not to bring peace, but a sword. Any embattlement a Christian finds him/herself in must be looked at in a heavenly perspective. Practical Biblical principles concerning not fearing what man can do, trusting in God’s care, how to move God’s Word in our lives and our individual households is covered herein.

The understanding of each Christian remaining in the heavenly realm becomes very significant as the subject of Tartarus, portals, realms, is unfolded. . December 16, 2018: Tartarus and the Underworld

A study of the Greek word logikos translated “reasonable” in Romans 12:1.  See how sound logic sets the standard for the Christian’s spiritual service to God. March 2013 Logikos

As we conclude this study of “Hell”, we see the clear meaning of the two Greek words “thanatos” and “haides” as they are used together in several verses, particularly Revelation 6:8.  And…what is the “second death” in Revelation 20:14? February 2013 Death and Hell Followed Him

Jesus Christ declared in Revelation 1:18 that he has the keys of hell and of death.  Learn the powerful and eternal meaning of these words, and see why every Christian today can claim a bold victory cry that nothing can separate us from the love of God! The Keys of Hell

See the remarkable truth of II Peter 2:4 regarding the usage of “hell”.  As a workman of the Word, understand who sinned, the consequences of that sin, and what is the “pit of darkness”. Cast Them Down To Hell

A clear look at “For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell” both in Acts 2 as spoken by Peter, and Psalm 16 from David.  See why Jesus was not to “be holden of” death, and is now seated at the right hand of the throne of God. Forsake My Soul In Hell

Understand the meaning of “hell” in Matthew 23:33 when Jesus boldly confronted the Scribes and Pharisees. How Can You Escape Hell

The term, “child of hell” is a most ominous term, but does it truly have a place in Christianity?  Find out when you read “The Child of Hell.” The Child of Hell

An in-depth study of Matthew 18:8-9, looking at the context, audience, surrounding verses and parallel verses.  See to whom these verses are addressed, and whether or not Jesus taught about a place called “hell”. August 2012 Two Eyes Cast Into Hell Fire