Why First-Century Messianic Beliefs Matter to Us, Part 1 of 3
why Messianic beliefs in the first century were confusing to the ancient Jews and why we are still in the dark ourselves
why Messianic beliefs in the first century were confusing to the ancient Jews and why we are still in the dark ourselves
Christ’s parable of the great banquet in Luke is contrasted with ancient Jewish beliefs and how we can harden our own hearts, too
The Dead Sea Scrolls reveal John the Baptist’s and ancient conscientious Jewish’s expectations for their Messiah
The Talmud’s teachings on demons contrasted with the New Testament and Christ’s teachings and how that applies to us today
first-century Judaism had many fanciful beliefs in angels and how this affected them
summarizing the interest of the Dead Sea Scrolls to the church
Praise the Lord! My students finished helping me with the latest technology and now I’ll be busy all summer with improving my presentations and organizing my material to significantly improve your experience here. If you want to keep tabs on the latest edits, check out the bottom of my blog index.
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 anticipate writing a couple of blogs about this, but mostly I’ll focus on envisioning the Bible world.
The following documentary links are gradually going to disappear from here this summer, appearing instead under the menu option “Tour Israel.” There, I’ll cover more introduction and pictures to the areas these links cover.
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