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Most of what we know of the life of Jesus comes to us from four Gospels in the New Testament, specifically, the Synoptic Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. These books present a more human, historical view of Jesus. The Gospel of John, much different, provides the view of a divine Jesus. These four Gospels are unique endeavors regarding Jesus' social situations, his loved ones, and his reactions to stress. In this study I looked at Jesus' behavior through the Synoptic Gospels, and analyzed Jesus' behavior against the field of criminology. My hope is that we derive more of Jesus' motivation and social situation than what one typically accepts. This is but one view, under a small ...

As Bible-believing Christians, when we speak of the two kinds of righteousness found in Scripture (the magnificent righteousness of Christ our Savior and our own imperfect righteousness), we usually intend to communicate with great plainness of speech that it is ONLY the righteousness of Jesus Christ that justifies us before God--and never our righteousness. When we open the Bible (which alone is the Word of God--Sola Scriptura) and begin to set forth the two kinds of righteousness, then we aim to distinguish and separate the perfect and justifying righteousness of Christ alone from our sin-tainted righteousness, which is but filthy rags by comparison--unable to save, justify, or deli ...

Holy Communion (a.k.a. The Eucharist, The Divine Liturgy) transcends time and the world. It is the holiest act of worship. When celebrated, all Believers around the world are united in worship in the Kingdom of God along with the departed saints and the angels of heaven. Everything in The Divine Liturgy is symbolic, but not merely so, because it makes present the unseen reality. The liturgy's roots go back to the adaptation of Jewish liturgy by early Eastern Christians. Holy Communion, The Divine Liturgy, is the center of worship as we participate. Through faith and act, we become one Body in Christ. The consecrated bread and wine are the Body and Blood of Christ. Through joint participa ...

In this book, when I speak of Papist whores and their theology, I am not necessarily targeting a member of the Roman Catholic Church—but I am referring to nominal Protestants who are intentionally working to undermine Biblical Christianity. For example, I am referring to those nominal Protestants who reject Sola Scriptura (The Bible alone is the Word of God). I am also referring to any nominal Protestant who willfully repudiates Sola Fide (justification by faith alone), deliberately mixes Law and Gospel, and purposely opposes God’s Absolute Predestination, while teaching the free will of man. In chapter one, I examine and refute Roger Olson’s book “Arminian Theology: Myths and Reali ...

Streel-Level Apologetics: Passion for the City, Clarity for the People by Vocab Malone is a practical and theological guide for Christians who are passionate about promoting and defending the gospel of Jesus Christ in the city context by means of evangelism and urban apologetics. This is born out of a place of compassion, passion, and a decades of real life experience.

In addition to answering life’s most important questions- Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? What is my purpose here on Earth?- The Bible Primer also answers the most important question of all- Who is God? Without commentary, chain-references or footnotes, this guide presents the most essential Scriptures in their purest form. By integrating verses from throughout the Bible, this book demonstrates the seamless perfection of the written Word of God. From the beginning of creation to the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ and His Church, this survival manual teaches the basics of the Christian Jewish faith and enables us to understand and apply God’s wisdom to our life.