Bible Study Magazine
A meditation-based research blog that explores biblical questions through text, original languages, commentaries, and historical backgrounds.
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April 27, 2026
Explores why Hannah offered Samuel back to God after her long wait, from the perspectives of stewardship, loving the Giver more than the gift, and the trust of surrender.
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Examines the scenes where Jesus used saliva and mud to heal the sick from the perspectives of ancient culture, creation theology, obedience, and gradual restoration.
Reflects on God’s first question in Genesis 3 from the perspectives of spiritual location, an invitation to restoration, and the seeking love of God.
Explores the reasons why Mary Magdalene was the first to witness Jesus’ resurrection from the perspectives of historical evidence, faithfulness of love, the new Eve, and the impartiality of the Gospel.
Explores how the Song of Songs was accepted as the Holy of Holies within the biblical canon, moving from a sensual love song through Rabbi Akiva, Solomon’s tradition, allegorical interpretation, and literal meaning.
Examines Elijah’s breakdown immediately after his victory from the perspectives of exhaustion, unmet expectations, isolation, shifting focus, and God’s way of restoration.
Examines the threshing floor scene in Ruth 3 from the perspectives of the feet, the Goel system, Kanaph, and Hesed.