...the new conditions in Israel alluded to in chs. 17-21 suggest a time after the Davidic dynasty had been effectively established (tenth century b.c.). Themes and Theology The book of...
Book of Judges


...the new conditions in Israel alluded to in chs. 17-21 suggest a time after the Davidic dynasty had been effectively established (tenth century b.c.). Themes and Theology The book of...

...describes the great devotion of the disciples to Jesus. Without the Book of Acts, we would be looking at a far shorter New Testament. Between Luke and Acts, the two...

...citizen. He was brought up as a strict Jew, and later became a violent persecutor of the Christians. While on his way to Damascus to make new arrests of Christians,...

...names have held critical power and authority. To tell someone your name meant giving them power. They were able to summon you by name. They knew something intimate and personal...