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The Lord's Prayer (2): “Our Father Who Art in Heaven”
 by Brad Young 

It is difficult to grasp the full impact of the Lord’s Prayer without an appreciation of its Jewish background. Today’s Christians have quite a different understanding of prayer, Scripture and faith than a Jewish teacher like Jesus. One easily can miss the great depth of Jesus' message, even while believing in him.[more]
 


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  Synoptic Question #6: The Rooster and Peter's Denials
Author: plechner
Topic Replies: 15

Here is a passage from The Death of the Messiah by Raymond E. Brown that adds some support for prjelbert's position and some hope for my thinking that Mark's second cockcrow refers to the [more]

  Map of the Conjectured Life of Yeshua
Author: brad gillespie
Topic Replies: 6

thanks for your comments and links.

the first century (or earlier) developed tradition against use of the name however, serves to underscore the persistent question why:

a. the 10th century ancient hebrew manuscripts contain [more]

  Synoptic Question #5: What are the names of Jesus' twelve disciples?
Author: njohnsen
Topic Replies: 11

I don't have anything to add except to ask how in the world "Thaddeus" got in there? What codex or papyrus was he in to be included in Matthew and Mark and left out of Luke? I really get confused by trying to understand the sources of the gospels.

  Matthew 28:19 and references by Eusebius and others to singular name
Author: cafrench
Topic Replies: 0

Does anyone have good analyses and references on Matthew 28:19 and how Eusebius referred to a singular name ("My name") with which people were to be baptized?

Catherine

  What did Jesus mean by "born of water"?
Author: RJ Dawson
Topic Replies: 4

Thanks for the discussion, Bryan and Iver. This has always been an interesting subject. A few decades back, I was initially taught that it referred to water baptism, though the conclusion drawn by Iver was also introduced as a lesser alternative. [more]


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  Proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven
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