Christ’s Miracles and Exorcisms in Q Material
“Q” (from the German word Quelle which means source) is a hypothetical source that both Matthew and Luke used for the formation of content within their respective gospels. Q is […]
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Category Archives: Bible
What is the Pre-Science of the Bible?
According to Denis Lamoureux, a prominent professor of science and Christian, the Bible evidences what one might refer to as “pre-scientific beliefs” (1). These are the Bible’s pre-scientific claims about […]
Feminist Critiques and Interpretations of the Bible
Feminist readers of the Bible differ in many areas when it comes to their conclusions as well as methodologies (1). However, what they generally agree on is, explains Katharine Doob […]
Hosea (The Book & The Prophet)
Date of Prophet’s Activity: 750-725 BC Audience: Northern Israel The Book The book of Hosea was likely written in Judah after the fall of the northern capital, Samaria (722-721 BC). […]
Amos (The Book & The Prophet)
Date of Prophet’s Activity: 760-750 BC Audience: Northern Kingdom of Israel The Assyrian threat resulted in a period of political insecurity and crises for Israel, especially following the Israelite golden […]
Nahum (The Book & The Prophet)
Date of Book Authorship: 7th century BC (Pre-Exilic) Date of Prophet’s Activity: 7th century BC Audience: Inhabitants of Judah Nahum was a minor prophet whose name meant “comforter.” Not much […]
Haggai (The Book & The Prophet)
The book of Haggai is short and consists of just two chapters, and one soon learns that the prophet was particularly concerned with the rebuilding of the temple in […]
The Post-Exilic Prophets (Old Testament History)
The prophetic books of the Old Testament are of great theological, spiritual, and practical significance for millions of religious believers both past and present. Professor and specialist in Israelite history […]
Isaiah 2:6-22 Pericope & The Day Of The Lord Theology
Introduction This paper has several objectives. Through the Three Worlds of the Text criteria it examines the historical context of Isaiah, the Proto-Isaiah 2:6-22 pericope, and, finally, seeks to not […]
A “Three Worlds of the Text” Analysis of 1 Corinthians and A Challenge to Christian Identity
Introduction This paper has three key objectives. First, to show a sensitivity to the socio-cultural setting of Corinth, the 1st century city in which the Corinth church was founded. […]
