Right Words

Bible studies, personal reflections, media reviews, and more: "How forcible are right words!" (Job 6:25a)

Category: Uncategorized

  • Movie Batch #6

    Some more films I’ve enjoyed recently. Logan’s Run (1976). As a sci-fi fan, this film continues to amaze me despite being 50 years old. Someone noted in the YouTube video…


  • The Uriah – Bathsheba Link

    In 2 Sam. 11:3 we’re told that Bathsheba was the daughter of Eliam, but we don’t learn anything more about Eliam until 23:34, where he is listed as one of…


  • Steadfast Ruth…and Ittai

    The story of Ruth and her mother-in-law Naomi is a familiar one from scripture, with Ruth’s devotion to Naomi, despite their mutual loss of Mahlon (Ruth 4:10), standing out in…


  • Movie Batch #5

    Some more good films I’ve been able to fit in lately: Legionnaire (1998). The plot of this film is quite similar to that of March or Die (1977), but I…


  • Solomon’s Harem: More than “the Girl Next Door”

    Since King Solomon “exceeded all the kings of the earth for riches and for wisdom” (1 Kings 4:29-34, 10:23-25), one may safely assume that at least some of these kings…


  • For whatsoever ANY man soweth…

    Upon completing the last chapter of 1 Samuel, one is presented with a remarkable example of reaping what one has sown (Job 4:8, 34:11; Prov. 12:14; Gal. 6:7-8; Eph. 6:9;…


  • Philistine = Clueless

    1 Samuel 5-6 After the LORD levels (5:1-4a) and dismembers (5:4b-c) the idol of Dagon, the Philistines don’t turn to God. Instead, they stubbornly set the idol back up AND…


  • The Colossians Walk

    Every chapter of this wonderful epistle, directly aimed at the present dispensation, speaks of the believer’s walk in Christ. 1:10. That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all…


  • 1 Samuel 4: The World’s Temporary Triumph

    This is a rough chapter for the people of God in the Old Testament, but not without a positive message. First, let’s start with some numerological insight. The number four…


  • “Mara” Didn’t Stick, but Ruth Did

    Upon Naomi’s return to Bethlehem from Moab, she tells her people not to call her Naomi but Mara, which means bitter, in light of her misfortunes. Ever notice that no…


Navigation

About

Writing on the Wall is a newsletter for freelance writers seeking inspiration, advice, and support on their creative journey.