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Apologetic Defense of the faith, the Bible, and Christianity
When the disciples realized that they had seen the risen Christ for the last time and that it had now become their duty to spread His message, they gathered themselves together and restored the number of "witnesses" to the appointed Twelve. Immediately afterward the outpouring of the Holy Spirit gave them the signal to begin work.
There is a widespread belief among both professional scholars and laymen that the Bible now used by Christians is significantly altered from the historical documents upon which it was based. This, they say, is because of the Church’s agenda to make Jesus a divine figure. What is the truth?
Colin. H Roberts tells us that there was a notable 'degree of organization, of conscious planning, and uniformity of practice' in the early church. (Roberts, Manuscripts, 41) Do not let someone offer some exception as a means to undermine the organization of early Christianity.
Explore significant events in Paul's ministry from 33 to 49 AD. Discover how these moments shaped early Christianity.
Was Tertius just a hired scribe, or did he grapple with the theological depths alongside the Apostle? Imagine him keeping pace with Paul's passionate dictations, his reed pen a conduit for ideas that reshaped the world. Did he, too, feel the tremor of inspiration, his understanding subtly influencing the flow of ink on parchment? These are the whispers hiding in the margins of Romans. Join us as we turn the page, delve into the shadows of history, and uncover the fascinating tale of Tertius – the man who, in giving voice to another, may have etched his own legacy alongside the Apostle's.
Discover the historical figures outside Christianity who acknowledged Jesus. Uncover their insights from the first three centuries.
Explore Papias's insights on the origins of Matthew and Mark. Discover ancient Christian truths.
Discover the significance of P52: Could this be the oldest piece of the New Testament? Explore its origins and impact on faith.
THE APOSTOLIC AGE
The period of the Twelve Apostles, dating from the Great Commission of the Apostles by the resurrected Jesus in Jerusalem (33 A.D.) until the death of the last Apostle, believed to be John the Apostle in Anatolia (100 A.D.).
Dive into the Unknown Gospel - Egerton Papyrus 2. Explore the other sayings of Jesus and their impact on Christian faith and the text of the New Testament.
