Home Essay Series Fleeing In The Bible
The Doctrine of Fleeing is a 20 part KJV Bible study series tracing the word flee from Genesis to Revelation. This unusual but powerful study shows that fleeing in Scripture is not always cowardice. Sometimes it is wisdom, obedience, refuge, separation, warning, or judgment. From Hagar, Lot, the cities of refuge, Nehemiah, Jonah, David, John the Baptist, Paul, Babylon, the hireling, and Revelation, this series uncovers what a man runs from, what he runs to, and why he is running. Each essay compares Scripture with Scripture from a KJV Bible believing, rightly divided perspective, exposing false refuge, guilty conscience, religious compromise, idolatry, lust, prophetic judgment, and the final terror when death itself flees away. The central message is clear: flee sin, flee wrath, flee Babylon, but above all, flee to the Lord Jesus Christ and live. Perfect for deep Bible study, teaching, preaching, discipleship, and spiritual discernment in Scripture today.