Bible Mysteries Blog

By comparing the claims of the Book of Enoch directly with Scripture, Scott Mitchell shows why Christ alone is our intercessor, why angels are ministers—not mediators—and why God’s preserved Word remains the final standard for truth.

Is the Bible truly the Word of God, or is it only a human record of spiritual ideas? In this study, we examine what Scripture says about its own authority, inspiration, and preservation. From the words of Jesus to the testimony of Peter and Paul, the Bible presents itself as God-breathed, unbreakable, and the final standard of truth. This lesson shows why the gospel, doctrine, and spiritual discernment all rest on the written Word that God has spoken and kept.

What does the Bible really mean when it calls Jesus Christ the only begotten Son of God? This study shows why that phrase is not outdated or symbolic, but essential to understanding the incarnation, the cross, and the gospel itself. By comparing Scripture with Scripture, we see how Christ’s true humanity and full deity meet in God’s plan of redemption—and why only a Savior born into the human experience could die for sinners and satisfy God’s justice.

The Book of Enoch is often treated as a missing key to Genesis 6 and the Nephilim, but does it hold up when tested by Scripture? Historical interest is not the same as biblical authority and why Scripture remains the final standard.

The Bible warns that “the mystery of iniquity doth already work,” and this study shows how that hidden system of deception runs from ancient Babel to Mystery Babylon in Revelation. Using 2 Thessalonians 2 and other key passages, this lesson explains how false religion prepares the world for the rise of the man of sin—and why only Jesus Christ can destroy both the deceiver and the system behind him.

The Book of Enoch is frequently quoted but rarely tested. In this study Scripture is used as the final authority to examine Enoch’s claims, exposing where it aligns with truth and where it departs from what God has preserved in His word.

How does the Holy Spirit speak today, and how can believers discern truth from deception? This Bible study examines Scripture’s clear teaching on testing the spirits, showing that God speaks through His Word and that the Spirit teaches, leads, and calls through the gospel—not through private revelation.

Psalm 139 is often read as a personal reflection on life in the womb, yet Scripture reveals a deeper prophetic meaning. This study examines what it truly means to be “curiously wrought in the lowest parts of the earth” and how the Psalm points to Christ’s descent, resurrection power, and the formation of His body—the Church.

What if a popular 70s song echoed truths already written in Scripture? In this episode, Scott Mitchell examines In the Stone by Earth, Wind & Fire through the Word of God, revealing how love, light, strength, and permanence all point to Jesus Christ—the chief cornerstone.

Psalm 75 hides a powerful pattern in plain sight—God receives His congregation before judgment begins. Through Hebrew word study and Scripture comparison, this lesson shows how God’s appointed times reveal the gathering of the Church before wrath falls.

Scripture reveals that the “kings of the earth” are more than political leaders—they are rulers shaped by unseen powers, wealth, and rebellion against God. This study exposes how control of land and money is preparing the world for the rise of the Man of Sin, and why Christ alone will overthrow every corrupt throne.

What does it really mean to acknowledge the Lord in all thy ways? This Bible study walks through Proverbs 3:5–6 and shows how trusting God is more than belief—it is daily dependence. From Genesis to Paul’s writings, Scripture reveals that choosing God’s way is choosing life.

Who are the kings of the earth, and why do they oppose the Lord and His Christ? Scripture reveals that these rulers—both ancient and modern—operate under a shared spirit of rebellion, convinced they will never face judgment. This teaching examines their biblical identity, spiritual origins, and the certainty of Christ’s coming reign.

Based on Scott Mitchell's Special Christmas Message The True Meaning of Christmas: Why Jesus Came and What His Birth Really Means Why the True Meaning of Christmas Matters As another year draws to a close, many celebrate Christmas without stopping to consider what the birth of Jesus Christ truly means. The true meaning of Christmas  is often buried beneath tradition, sentiment, and assumption. Scripture, however, gives a clear and sober testimony of why Christ came, what His

Many believers assume God’s will leads to comfort and ease, yet Scripture reveals a different calling. Chosen for the Battle examines why spiritual conflict, endurance, and suffering are often central to God’s purpose for those who belong to Christ.

The Great Pyramid of Giza stands apart from every other monument in Egypt—silent, precise, and untouched by pagan symbolism. Scripture may reveal why. This study examines Job, biblical architecture, and prophetic foundations to consider whether the Great Pyramid stands as a witness in stone pointing to Christ and the New Jerusalem.

Man was created in the image of God, yet Scripture reveals that humanity now bears the image of Adam. This Bible study examines how Christ restores what was lost, moving believers from the temporary glory of the law to the lasting glory of transformation in Him.

Egypt appears throughout Scripture as more than a nation—it represents the world’s deceptive refuge. This study examines why Israel trusted the shadow of Egypt, how that pattern resurfaces in the last days, and what it reveals about the spiritual choices facing believers today.

Many doctrines become clear when the gospel of the kingdom is distinguished from the gospel of grace. This study uncovers how God’s plan culminates in the dispensation of the fullness of times.

What does Scripture mean when it speaks of knowledge? This episode reveals the Hebrew foundations behind true biblical understanding, showing how perception, discernment, and wisdom work together to guard believers from deception. Discover how the eye, the language, and the patterns of Hebrew restore clarity in a world clouded by false knowledge.