Pastor Joshua Tapp

Founder and Pastor of True Words Baptist Church located at 1377 S. 20th St. Louisville, KY 40210. Opened 2024. Married to Pamela Tapp since 2002. Josh and Pam have four daughters: Callie, Taylor, Emma, and Abigail. Josh has been an Electrical Engineer and Systems Engineer since 2000. Majority of working career has been spent on weapon system analysis. Personal Beliefs: King James Version (KJV) Only. Preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Saved by grace through personal faith "IN" Jesus Christ alone. Salvation is not of works. Believes 1 John 5:7. Weekly soul winner. Independent Baptist. Rejects Calvinism, Dispensationalism, Pre-Tribulation Rapture, Works Based Salvation,
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Why does Leviticus 15:18 declare both the man and the woman unclean until evening after intercourse involving “seed of copulation?

Leviticus 15:18 declares both the man and the woman unclean because the intercourse described involved the man’s “seed of copulation.” In this passage, “unclean” describes a temporary ceremonial condition under the Mosaic law, not a declaration that lawful marital relations were morally sinful.

Why Were a Man and Woman Unclean After Sexual Relations in Leviticus 15?

Leviticus 15:18 can sound strange when we first read it. A man lies with a woman, both of them bathe, and both of them are declared “unclean until the even.” Does that mean the sexual act itself was sinful? And exactly what situation is…

Leviticus 15:16-18 Research — Were a Man and Woman Unclean After Marital Relations, the Law, and

APPROVED CENTRAL CONCLUSIONS SOURCE Approved evidence relied upon: Leviticus 15:16-18 — controlling primary passage. Immediate and chapter context: Leviticus 15:1-33 . Direct ceremonial/legal parallels: Leviticus 22:4; Deuteronomy 23:10-11; Leviticus 15:5 .…

John 20:17 Research — “Touch Me Not”, the Ascension, and the Resurrection

APPROVED CENTRAL CONCLUSIONS SOURCE Approved Research evidence relied upon: John 20:17 — controlling primary passage. Immediate context: John 20:11-18 . Resurrection contact parallels: Matthew 28:9-10; John 20:27 . Research Intelligence excerpt truncated; f…

What did Jesus mean by “Touch me not” in John 20:17?

Jesus really did tell Mary, “Touch me not,” and He directly connected that command with the fact that He had “not yet ascended” to His Father.

Why Did Jesus Tell Mary, “Touch Me Not”?

Why This Passage Is Difficult John 20:17 raises a question because Jesus does more than tell Mary not to touch Him. He immediately gives a reason for the command: He has “not yet ascended” to His Father.

How is Mount Olivet Special?

Acts 1:12 “Then returned they unto Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet, which is from Jerusalem a sabbath day’s journey.” Mount Olivet can look like a small geographical detail in Acts 1:12. The apostles have just witnessed the…

Waiting Was Not Doing Nothing

INTRODUCTION There are times when God tells us to wait. And when we hear the word “wait,” we can get the idea that waiting means nothing is happening. We can think, “I cannot do anything yet. I am just waiting.” But Acts chapter 1 shows us…

Pastor Joshua Tapp

Founder and Pastor of True Words Baptist Church located at 1377 S. 20th St. Louisville, KY 40210. Opened 2024. Married to Pamela Tapp since 2002. Josh and Pam have four daughters: Callie, Taylor, Emma, and Abigail. Josh has been an Electrical Engineer and Systems Engineer since 2000. Majority of working career has been spent on weapon system analysis. Personal Beliefs: King James Version (KJV) Only. Preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Saved by grace through personal faith "IN" Jesus Christ alone. Salvation is not of works. Believes 1 John 5:7. Weekly soul winner. Independent Baptist. Rejects Calvinism, Dispensationalism, Pre-Tribulation Rapture, Works Based Salvation,
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