Why Palm Branches and Figs Matter, Part 1 of 2
the meaning of the palm branches on Palm Sunday and why Jesus cursed the fig tree
the meaning of the palm branches on Palm Sunday and why Jesus cursed the fig tree
how the Dead Sea Scrolls help interpret NT texts, specifically about the Book of Enoch and the New Jerusalem
the common ideas between Paul’s writings and the Dead Sea Scrolls that help interpret Paul’s writings better
What does Mammon mean in Luke 16:9-13, and how does this section connect with the Unjust Steward parable in Luke...
Click on the map to enlarge Last week’s blog introduced classroom peer pressure as a familiar concept in our westernized,...
Hannaniah explained the cross beam was tied to the upright at the top of this picture when the crucified person was...
A huge, deep wadi in the Israel desert A wadi is a dry river bed with water only during the...
Of course Jesus didn’t commend the unjust steward for dishonesty! But what can you make of the following after Jesus...
A low table set with food as it probably looked in New Testament times for the Passover When did the...
The archaeological findings on display at Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found In Holding the Dead Sea Scrolls...
My 2 students have been stuck on the Contact Us webpage to try to make it work. 1 of them will be consulting with the instructor of the college. We hope to get this fixed soon.
My story of forgiveness and healing is quite unrelated to envisioning the Bible world. But since our world is sin and pain infested, I suspect many will want to hear more about my personal experience. I wrote a couple of blogs about this, but mostly I focused on envisioning the Bible world. I learned lots after being in Israel, and now I can share that with you.
Now that my documentary links are all moved under the Tour Israel menu heading, I’ll see if I can get my website working better for the visually impaired. This requires a lot of work and my student may be too busy with other technical fixes. I’ll see what I can get done by the end of May, 2023.
Thanks for your interest.
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