Apostles in the Bible: A Biblical Exegesis Introduction: What do you think about apostles? You might have heard people often claiming to be apostles? what does the bible talk about apostles? What do you think? does the apostles still exist? come let us see what the bible talks about Apostles." The concept of apostles is central to Christian theology, firmly anchored in the Bible's New Testament. In this exegesis, we delve into the biblical understanding of apostles, carefully scrutinizing their role, qualifications, and significance as depicted in Scripture. The Biblical Term "Apostle": The term "apostle" finds its origins in the Greek word "apostolos," signifying "one who is sent" or a "messenger." Within the Bible, apostles were individuals handpicked and commissioned by Jesus Christ to disseminate His teachings and lay the foundations of the early Christian Church. The Role of Apostles: 1. Founding and Establishing the Chu

Introduction:      The statement, " All good things come from God, and all bad things come from Satan, " represents a prevalent but simplistic perspective on divine providence and the existence of evil within many religious traditions. This belief invites a more profound theological exploration to elucidate the nature of God as depicted in the Judeo-Christian tradition, analyze the theological implications of this statement, and present a more theologically informed perspective, underpinned by an array of biblical references. The Nature of the God of the Bible: The God of the Bible is understood as an omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly benevolent divine being. Scripture portrays God as the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, with humanity created in His image. Divine attributes such as love, mercy, and compassion are prominently presented in the biblical narrative. The statement, "All good things come from God," finds unwavering support in numerous scriptural