From Jesus in the Church’s Gospels: Modern Scholarship and the Earliest Sources By John Reumann · 1968 Ask any hundred New Testament scholars around the world, […]

by Emil Schurer, vol. 2, 1885, pp 134-34. With the appearance of Messianic times a new course of the world, a new age is to begin. […]

By Barbara Buzzard Let’s explore a bit more about Abraham – one of the Heroes of the Hall of Faith which Sarah told us about. There […]

by G.E. Ladd “Somewhere in this historical development emerged a new idiom – this age and the Age to Come…The idiom emerges into full expression in […]

by John Eldredge, The Journey of Desire: Searching for the Life We Always Dreamed Of, p. 111-120. “Nearly every Christian I have spoken with has some idea […]

According to scriptures like Acts 2:42-47; Heb. 2:4 the NT church was distinguished by: Personal eyewitnesses like the 12 Apostles, Paul and others like Stephen;  Sharing […]

International Critical Commentary, Romans 9:19-29, p. 266-267 “It is necessary to see exactly how much St. Paul does say, and how much he does not. He never […]

From John Stott, The Message of Romans, p. 130. “To our initial astonishment, Paul portrays God’s promise as being that Abraham would be heir of the […]

by Sir Anthony F. Buzzard “[Luther] created by a dogmatic criterion a canon of the gospel within the canon of the books. He wrote: ‘Those Apostles […]

Theological Dictionary on the New Testament, Rev 21.24: “This phrase alludes to Isa 60.3, where the MT text reads, ‘And nations shall go [Heb. wehaleku] to […]

by Sir Anthony F. Buzzard A contemporary attempt is now being advanced to justify what Paul did not say. He did not burden the women — […]