The Unknown Chloe: 1st Corinthians 1.11 in light of the Roman Household
Many times, people focus on Phoebe (Romans 16.1) as an example of the woman’s role in primitive Christianity – but
Many times, people focus on Phoebe (Romans 16.1) as an example of the woman’s role in primitive Christianity – but
Michael has made several posts lately that has caused some stir in the blogosphere. In his latest, he is likely
My first impressions on James McGrath’s newest book is are here. Jared Calaway, at Antiquitopia, has posted his general impressions as well.
Two posts which are somewhat related – two questions for you to think about. Let’s set it up: Let’s say
I am progressing more slowly than I had hoped, but I am enjoying James McGrath’s latest book a great deal.
From here: In light of a recent finding that evangelical Christians are more likely, statistically, to support the use of
Therefore, when we could no longer endure it, we thought it good to be left in Athens alone, and sent
Robertson: Timothy (Timotheos). Apparently a native of Lystra (“there,” ekei), his Hebrew mother named Eunice and grandmother Lois (2Timothy 1:5)