Lewis Carroll was one of the most creative makers of such puzzles, which include his brilliant doublet (or word-ladder) puzzle genre. This begins with two words and blank steps in between them.

To fully grasp its meaning, we must honor the text as it is written, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide us within sound ...

The Bible is the most amazing book ever written because its author is the Lord God. Although it was penned by men, the Holy Spirit inspired every word He wanted ... The next day he saw Jesus coming to ...

But even for Christians riveted by the story and long familiar with the fourth gospel, one passage often puzzles ... Lamb: John, unique among the gospels, twice calls Jesus the “lamb of God.” ...

The prophet Isaiah said the Messiah would be known as “Immanuel,” meaning “God with us” (Isa. 7:14; Matt. 1:22-23). Jesus, the Lamb of God ... He will have the final word. Our Savior wants us to know ...

that Jesus is central to God's plan, that God spoke through prophets who might not understand their own words, and that the Bible was a cryptic puzzle needing solving -- this belief in prophecy ...

and it pointed toward the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world. In fact, all of the Bible is about Jesus Christ and His blood redemption, and you will find this scarlet thread throughout ...

We know from the lips of John the Baptist that Jesus is, “…the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). We also know Jesus is the lamb without blemish. Pilate ...

We get angry at the world," Jump says, "where the direction is going, what Washington is telling us we have to teach our kids, all of these sorts of things." But as in the case of Jump's two ...

The custom of eating lamb ... Jesus -- the "Lamb of God" -- sacrificing himself to be crucified. Jesus is often referenced in ...

Importantly, the Gospel of John makes clear that Jesus has always been God’s son, even from before his birth: In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.