From the Old Testament to the New Testament
The New Testament gave new meanings to the main themes of the Old Testament in light of the teachings brought by Jesus Christ. The speech in […]
Repentance in the Bible
Repentance in the Old Testament: In the Old Testament there are many words that refer to human repentance. Repentance is “a return to the Lord” and “a retreat from God.”
Sharia law and the prophets
When Paul entered Rome, he was allowed “to stay in his own house with the soldier who was guarding him” (Acts 28:16).
The Old Testament: Church Book or Hebrew Legends?
The discovery of the civilizations of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, which had been forgotten for centuries, is considered one of the most important achievements of the century.
Why do we read the Old Testament?
There are many objections to the books of the Old Testament, to its immorality, as is claimed, to its backwardness and racism, and to the fact that most of its texts were plagiarized by Israel.
Delivering God's revelations in the Old Testament
If tradition is the oral transmission of declared truth, this means that there has been tradition and transmission since ancient times, because it accompanies...
Delivery and the Bible
In the early church, there was no duality at all between what the apostles and their disciples carried in terms of oral life gospel and what
Book of Malachi
He is one of the prophets of return from exile. His name means messenger or angel, and the Prophet himself borrowed it, as is accepted, from his book
Book of Haggai
Haggai is one of two prophets - followed by Zechariah - who played the most prominent role in urging those returning from exile to return.
Book of Greece
The Book of Jonah in the Bible is located fifth among the 12 minor prophets and contains four short chapters written in the form of a story.
Psalms
Jesus said: “All that is written about me in the Law of Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms must be fulfilled” (Luke 24:44). Psalms
Adventist misconceptions about the eternity of the Old Testament law
Seventh-day Adventists consider the law of the Old Testament to be “absolute and unchangeable” (The Seventh-day Adventist Faith, 404). Anyone who has read their writings knows that they distort