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Accuracy and Precision Is Not Excess
Posted by Edward R. Cross on September 8, 2026
Make a careful distinction from the text and the answer comes back as a prefix — hyper, ultra, too far. Then a verse arrives to enforce it. But Paul never wrote strive not about words, and the sentence used to forbid precision commands it in the very next breath.
Sorceries Is Not Pharmacy — What the Word Actually Covered
Posted by Edward R. Cross on August 26, 2026
You have probably heard that the word translated sorceries is where we get our word pharmacy, and that Revelation therefore condemns the drug industry. This examines the method behind that claim, why the passages themselves refuse it, and what your King James already tells you without help from a lexicon.
The Fear of Artificial Intelligence — Answered by Right Division
Posted by Edward R. Cross on August 21, 2026
Believers are being told that artificial intelligence is the image of the beast. It is not, and the passage will not carry the weight. This article traces the fear to the films and to a world already alarmed, and shows from Paul why a machine can neither rise above you nor teach you the things of God.
Which Temple Ye Are — Who Defiles the Temple of God, and Who Is Destroyed
Posted by Edward R. Cross on August 21, 2026
One of the hardest sentences Paul wrote appears to say a man's bad works can get him destroyed by God. Read whole, it says very nearly the opposite, and the clause most often left off the end is the one that answers it. Here is what defiling means in Paul's own vocabulary, and why the temple was never the thing in danger.
That Is Just Your Interpretation — The Fallacy That Makes Truth Uncertain
Posted by Edward R. Cross on August 12, 2026
That is just your interpretation is not humility about a hard book — it is a weapon that makes truth unreachable, and a truth you cannot reach is a truth you cannot obey. Here is why the objection collapses, and why there is no such thing as your truth.
Rightly Dividing Bible Application: Which Scripture Applies to You, and How
Posted by Edward R. Cross on July 29, 2026
Before you preach a verse it asks you two questions — how may I use this, and what kind of truth is this. Here is a grid for applying Scripture honestly, and a fence against spiritualizing.
The Book of Matthew Wrongly Divided
Posted by Edward R. Cross on July 2, 2026
Matthew stands at the seam of right division. Peter Ruckman hands much of it back to Israel — the Sermon on the Mount, the Disciples' Prayer, conditional forgiveness — then pours the Body of Christ back in through his method of spiritual application. How a book gets wrongly divided even by a man who can see where its parts belong.
What Is Wrong With Reformed Theology: The Failure to Rightly Divide
Posted by Edward R. Cross on June 26, 2026
The deepest problem with Reformed theology is not any one of its five points but the method beneath them: a Bible read flat, without rightly dividing the word. Sort the texts — Israel's national election from the Body's election in Christ, predestination from selection — and the system dissolves.