Bill Pratt | March 5, 2010
Post Author: Bill Pratt Eilat Mazar has potentially made another astounding discovery. She has unearthed a section of an ancient city wall of Jerusalem which she believes dates from the tenth century B.C. and would have been built by King Solomon. According to Biblical Archaeology Review, “If Professor Mazar is correct about the dating, then [...]
Category: Archaeology |
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Tags: Archaeology, Eilat Mazar, Jerusalem city wall, King Solomon, Old Testament
Darrell | March 3, 2010
Post Author: Darrell Romans 4:4-5 are two absolutely beautiful verses of scripture, for they put the gospel message into thirty-five short words. The King James Version reads as follows. Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt. But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that [...]
Category: Mormonism |
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Tags: Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith's New Translation of the Bible, LDS, Mormon, Mormonism, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Bill Pratt | March 1, 2010
Post Author: Bill Pratt If Jesus is God, and God is uncaused, immaterial, omniscient, omnipotent, and eternal (and lots of other things), then don’t we have a problem with Jesus being a real man who lived in 1st century Palestine? After all, Jesus grew tired, but God doesn’t get tired; Jesus sometimes didn’t know things, [...]
Category: Jesus as God, Jesus Christ, Theology |
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Tags: Chalcedon, Christianity, Christology, Creed of Chalcedon, deity of Jesus, humanity of Jesus, Jesus Christ, nature of Christ, Theology