Archive for the '-New Testament' Category
Monday, August 31st, 2009
Q; I recently read somewhere that the bones of Paul the Apostle were found? Is that true, where?
A: There was a recent claim that ‘bone fragments’ of the Apostle Paul were found and confirmed. However I believe that the story is somewhat questionable and lacking in real proof. <<Here’s a link to an article I’ve [...]
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
Q: There was much to do about some sort of burial crypt of James the Brother of Jesus being found. Then Some scholars claimed it was a fake—what ever happened to that deal?
A: The jury is literally still out on that issue. A trial over the authenticity of the James ‘the brother of Jesus’ [...]
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Sunday, February 22nd, 2009
Q: Was Paul the apostle the same person as the Paul who wrote the Gospel according to Paul? Praise the Lord! Thank you, Gene
A: Paul the Apostle did not write a separate gospel per se. Over the years Bible scholars have come to refer to the teaching and theology found in the Pauline epistles as [...]
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Saturday, January 3rd, 2009
Q: Who were the three Wisemen who gave the first Christmas presents?
A: We have written on the Wisemen before. The Story of the Wisemen is found in Matthew 2:1-12. Notice that the Bible really doesn’t tell us how many there really were, only that they brought three different gifts—gold, frankincense, and myrrh. It was a [...]
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Saturday, December 6th, 2008
Q: Was the Apostle Paul really a spy?
A: No! Col. Rose Mary Sheldon of VMI recently claimed that Paul was a spy in her new book: “Operation Messiah: St. Paul, Roman Intelligence and the Birth of Christianity“–and received lots of publicity.
<<Here’s my response to her ridiculous theory>> *Top
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Saturday, October 25th, 2008
Q: What were the names of Philip four daughters that were prophets -Veronica
A: Actually, the Bible does not tell us their names. Also early Christian history is silent in this regard. Several early Christian writers, Eusebius for one, did get Philip the Evangelist mixed up with Philip the Apostle who had 3 daughters. Note, there [...]
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Q: How many daughters did Philip have and did they prophesy the same as he did? -Cheryl
A: According to Acts 21:8-9, Philip had 4 unmarried daughters who prophesied. However, Philip is called an Evangelist in Acts 21:8 and the scriptures do not mention him as one involved in prophetic ministry. He was also one of [...]
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Saturday, August 2nd, 2008
Q: It is said that Judaism came before Christianity and that there were Jewish prohets such as ( Jeremiah, Isaya) who prophesied about Jesus years before He was born and earlier there stories of Moses and Abraham and Isaack and Jackob.
What i really want to know is whether these Biblical prophets and their [...]
Filed under: -Jewish Scriptures, -New Testament, -Old Testament, -Torah, Bible, Jesus, Prophets
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