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In-depth examinations of Scripture, textual reliability, theological themes, and defense of biblical doctrine.
The Angel of the Lord Paid Members Public
The Angel of the Lord A Study of Theophanies in the Scriptures Callum Beck I The Angel of the Lord (lit. Jehovah) oftentimes in the OT is equated with and yet distinct from Jehovah. The passage which may best describe their relation is Isaiah 63:8-9, wherein God is
Resurrection Harmony Paid Members Public
The Resurrection of Jesus A harmony of the resurrection accounts Based upon the outline given in Reason & Faith, R Forster & P Marston, Monarch Publications, 1989, p 79 - 108 Contents Introduction Characters in the story, locations featured, and writers of the records Two important presuppositions Reconstruction of the resurrection
Which Roots ? Paid Members Public
Which Roots? Rev. Richard P. Bailey Some people claim the Black Man’s roots are in Islam and that being Muslim is as natural for him as breathing. They also say Christianity is the White man's religion, which took away the African's true Muslim identity through
WHY DID JESUS NOT OPENLY REVEAL HIS FULL IDENTITY? Paid Members Public
WHY DID JESUS NOT OPENLY REVEAL HIS FULL IDENTITY? By Richard P Bailey Some people ask, “If Jesus is God, as you Christians claim, why didn’t he say so clearly?” Others say, “Show me one place in the Bible where Jesus said, ‘I am God’ and I will believe
Prophets in the Bible Paid Members Public
PROPHETS IN THE BIBLE, VEHICLES OF GOD’S MESSAGE TO MANKIND (Appendix C to Part Three) Rev. Richard P. Bailey – 10/2011 Introduction As I began this research, I discovered that there are many different names and categories of “prophets.” Some are called “prophet”, “seer,” “man of God” or “apostle.
Martyrdom and the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam Paid Members Public
Martyrdom and the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam James M. Arlandson, Ph.D. This article covers martyrdom by the sword in our comparative study of the two religions, in their origins. Martyrdom means dying for one’s faith.[1] The New Testament predicts that some disciples will die for
The Sword and the Jews in Early Christianity and Islam Paid Members Public
The Sword and the Jews in Early Christianity and Islam James M. Arlandson, Ph.D. In this comparative study of the two religions, Jesus and his early followers and Muhammad and the earliest Muslims had interaction with Jews, whose Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament) is the foundation of Christianity and
The Early Church and the Sword Paid Members Public
The Early Church and the Sword James M. Arlandson, Ph.D. This article is designed to be contrasted with the next one about the sword in the early Muslim community, in our comparative study of the two religions. Should the church be a state of sorts, as it has in