Comparative Study of Solomon’s Temple, the Second Temple, and the Western Wall
1. Introduction Jerusalem’s Temple Mount holds profound significance for Judaism as the site of God’s earthly dwelling and the spiritual…
1. Introduction Jerusalem’s Temple Mount holds profound significance for Judaism as the site of God’s earthly dwelling and the spiritual…
Hosea 7:14 14 And they have not cried unto me with their heart, when they howled upon their beds: they…
The Nature and Powers of Satan – A Biblical-Theological Series 1. Introduction While Satan is portrayed throughout Scripture as powerful,…
Human Composition in Biblical Theology 1. Introduction Human nature—what constitutes a person and what happens after death—is a foundational question…
Name Era & Tradition Key Theme Similarities Differences Conflicts/Tensions 1. Augustine 4th–5th c., Latin (Catholic & Protestant) Grace, Original Sin,…
1. Shared Features (What They Have in Common) Aspect Explanation Christocentrism Nearly all theologians (e.g., Augustine, Calvin, Barth, Balthasar, Moltmann)…
1. Shared Commitments (Same / Common Ground) Category Theologians Commentary Trinitarian Orthodoxy Gregory of Nazianzus, Athanasius, Basil, Augustine, Anselm, Luther,…
1. Introduction The encounter between Jesus and Thomas in John 20:24–29 remains one of the most profound narratives in the…
Comparative Religion Questions 1. Introduction The term “major world religions” refers to religious traditions with substantial global influence, historical depth,…
Comparative Religion Questions 1. Introduction Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, often termed the Abrahamic religions, share historical and theological roots yet…
Comparative Religion Questions 1. Introduction Eastern religions encompass diverse traditions with complex philosophies and practices. This analysis summarises the core…
Abstract This article surveys influential Christian leaders from various global regions who achieved prominence without formal theological or Bible degrees.…
Timeline: The Development of the Doctrine of Hell in Christian Theology 1st–3rd Century: Apostolic and Early Patristic Period Key Features:…
1. Introduction The Christian Bible, comprising the Old and New Testaments, presents a theological continuity that spans diverse historical contexts,…
1. Introduction The Bible, a canonical collection of sacred texts within the Christian tradition, is divided into two major divisions:…
Section 1: Divine Temporality and Human Waiting: A Thought Experiment on 2 Peter 3:8 1. Introduction Time governs human life,…
Integrity and Temptation in the Bible: A Comparative Study of Joseph and David 1. Introduction The Bible presents rich narrative…
PRE-TEMPORAL (Before Genesis 1:1) CREATION AND EARLY HISTORY (Genesis 1–11) PATRIARCHAL ERA (Genesis 12–50) EXODUS AND LAW (Exodus–Deuteronomy) CONQUEST, JUDGES,…
Biblical Basis: A. Wars and Rumours of Wars Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: B. Rise of Global Powers and Alliances Fulfilment…
Biblical Basis: A. Historical Context of the Jewish Temples Academic References: B. Prophetic Expectations of a Third Temple Fulfilment Expectation…
1. Introduction Christian worship has evolved dramatically over two millennia, shaped by theology, history, culture, persecution, revival, and ecclesial structure.…
IntroductionChristian worship across history has taken many forms—some highly structured, others spontaneous; some centred on mystery, others on proclamation; some…
1. Introduction: A Double-Edged Tool Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming how individuals engage with the Bible—offering speed, insight, and accessibility…
1. Introduction: A Journey Through Media and Meaning The Bible has journeyed through an extraordinary arc of media transformation—from oral…
1. Introduction: The Meeting of Ancient Text and Modern Intelligence In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping sectors…
1. God’s Nature and Ways 1.1 God’s Plan Was Different but Greater 1.2 Unexpected but Better 1.3 From Evil to…
🔹 Story 1: Noah and His Family After the Flood Main Characters: Noah, his family, GodStory Summary: After the flood…
Chapter 1 – Wisdom and the Eternal Logos Chapter 2 – The Creation of the Spiritual Realm Chapter 3 –…
The Multiverse, Parallel Dimensions, and God’s Infinite Creativity Scientific Background: Modern Theories of Multiple Realities In recent decades, contemporary physics…
Scientific Background: The Observer Effect and the Nature of Reality Quantum physics has revolutionised our understanding of the physical world…
AI, Transhumanism, and the End of Humanity as We Know It (Creation to Nations – Chapter 16) “For the perishable…
1. The Creation and Early Human History 2. The Patriarchal Period (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph) 3. The Exodus (Israel’s Escape…
Old Testament – Chronological Writing Order No. Book Date (Approx.) Author(s) Location Written 1 Job c. 2000–1800 BC Unknown (possibly…
Luke’s Alternate Genealogy (Luke 3:23–38) OverviewLuke’s genealogy traces a biological or possibly maternal lineage—likely through Mary—moving in reverse chronological order…
PART I: Patriarchal Period – The Birth of a Nation (c. 2000–1700 BCE) The Call of Abraham Isaac and the…
Reign of Saul – First King Introduction and Royal InaugurationThe reign of Saul marks the formal beginning of Israel’s monarchy,…
Introduction and Rise to PowerDavid, the youngest son of Jesse from the tribe of Judah, emerges as the most prominent…
Introduction and Dynastic SuccessionSolomon, the son of David and Bathsheba, succeeds his father as the third king of the united…
Split of the Kingdom: Rehoboam and Jeroboam Historical Background and Political DiscontentThe division of the united monarchy into two separate…
Political Structure and Dynastic InstabilityThe Northern Kingdom of Israel, established under Jeroboam I following the division of the united monarchy,…
Formation and Distinctive IdentityThe Southern Kingdom of Judah, formed following the schism of the united monarchy, consists primarily of the…
Babylonian Captivity Historical Context and DeportationsThe Babylonian Captivity, or Exile, marks a decisive and traumatic period in the history of…
Introduction and Geopolitical ShiftThe fall of the Babylonian Empire to the Persians in 539 BCE marks a dramatic turning point…
Alexander the Great and Hellenisation Historical Overview of the Hellenistic ConquestThe Hellenistic period begins with the conquests of Alexander the…
Introduction: From Resistance to DispersionThe first and second centuries CE witnessed two catastrophic Jewish uprisings against Roman rule, each resulting…
Rise of Rabbinic Literature and Yeshivas Historical Context: From Temple to TextFollowing the catastrophic defeat in the Bar Kokhba Revolt…
Declaration of Independence (1948) Historical Background and the UN Partition PlanIn the wake of the Holocaust and the breakdown of…
Introduction: Conflict and Diplomacy in a Volatile RegionSince its founding in 1948, the modern State of Israel has been shaped…
Introduction: Complexity in a Diverse SocietyModern Israel is a vibrant yet deeply complex society marked by ethnic, religious, political, and…
Introduction: From Agrarian Roots to a Global Innovation LeaderIn less than a century, Israel has transformed from a modest, agrarian…
Introduction: Unity and Pluralism in Jewish FaithModern Israel and the global Jewish world together encompass a wide spectrum of religious…
Prophecies of Exile and Return Introduction: Covenant, Exile, and RestorationThe themes of exile and return form a foundational theological framework…
Introduction: Continuity, Fulfilment, and MysteryThe question of Israel’s role in Christian theology has remained a central and often debated theme…
The Chi-Rho Symbol (☧): Origins, Theology, and Historical Legacy Introduction The Chi-Rho symbol (☧), one of the earliest and most…
Constantine the Great: His Rise, Reign, and Enduring Legacy Introduction Constantine I, more commonly referred to as Constantine the Great…
Introduction: Israel in Eschatological PerspectiveThe role of Israel in eschatology—the theological study of the end times—has long been a subject…
Genealogical Direction and StructureLuke’s genealogy is presented in reverse chronological order, beginning with Jesus and tracing back to Adam and…