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Exegetical Exercise on Luke 12:13-21
INTRODUCTION Luke is one of the four gospels in the New Testament. It is one of the longest gospels. It makes up…
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Jesus, a Lover of Man?
Now there stood by the cross of Jesus His mother, and His mother’s sister, Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. When Jesus, therefore,…
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Revisiting Μακάριος in the Sermon on the Mount
Introduction The Five Discourses of Matthew, the first among them, contain Jesus’ moral-ethical teachings in the Sermon on the Mount (5-7). Luke…
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ἐξουσία and δύναμις Inseparable from διακονέω
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus' ἐξουσία (authority) and δύναμις (power) are inseparable from διακονέω (service). They are closely related to each…
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Milestone in the Biotechnology: Human Genetic Engineering
8th April, 2008 Modern biotechnology has been venturing into the world of the human genome. Researchers are at the forefront of creating…
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Who is Christmas Caroling for, and Why?
Updated Version: As Christmas approaches, Christians of all ages—children to the elderly—disregard the biting winter cold to sing and dance in homes…
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The Cambridge Three and the Heroes of Text Criticism
An ancient text becomes “corrupted”? What we have today as the Scripture is not the autobiography handed down to us. We have…
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Lightfoot’s Scholarship Outflanked Tübingen University
The Cambridge University slay the theories of Tübingen University's “stone dead” Ferdinand Christian Baur (1792-1860) from Tübingen University was the leading scholar…
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The Enlightenment and the Birth of New Testament Criticism
In chapter 1, Neil and Wright labored to inform the readership of the New Testament criticism and how got here in the…
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Analyzing the Bible Critically in Search of Historical Jesus
In the last two centuries, many bible scholars around the world have spent enormous hours in search of historical Jesus. With the…
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