James 1.27… and Sirach 4.10
In reading several commentaries, I keep seeing James 1.27 referred back to Isaiah 1.15-16. Admittedly, because I don’t have the
Sirach’s God (2.18)
My son and I, as our Lenten practice, have selected to read a passage of Scripture every morning. We have
what if Jesus died for God’s honor?
I realize this thesis has never been proposed before so bear with me… In reading through what Jarvis Williams calls “martyrdom theology”
Razis
notes, not done. shoot, not even edited. going through the OT/Jewish writings looking for self-inflicted deaths. Another suicide is found
Eleazar Avaran
Not done. Just notes. And notes make good blog posts. As we will see below, the Maccabean books provides the
Fitting: 2 Esdras on the Lion’s Justice to the Eagle #advent14ccumwv
I think this may just one of the most fitting quotes I’ve read in a long time.
Did John Wesley use the “Apocrypha?” Yes. Yes, he did. #umc
According to James Charlesworth (who used John Vicker’s data) he did. This is taken from James Charlesworth paper for the
@FortressPress “Commentary on the Bible: The Old Testament and Apocrypha” – Additions to Esther
Since he-who-must-not-be-named is reviewing the “normal books,” I wanted to take some time and focus on the books you good