Following on the heels of our discussion about Marcion, today I’d like to delve into some essential historical background surrounding the man whom many argue could win the award for being the most anti-semitic church leader in the history of mankind. So here’s the deal. During the time of Marcion, the strength and stability of the […]

I finished up yesterday’s post by explaining how over time parts of the Gospels and Paul’s Epistles began to be read out loud alongside the traditional Torah portions at traditional messianic synagogue services and this is why the NT eventually began to be looked at as just as authoritative of the Hebrew Bible. Remember, at […]

Concerning our little discussion about the New Testament we’ve been having over the past of couple of days, here’s the big takeaway I want you to get. While it is true that towards the end of the 1st century A.D., the Gospels and Paul’s epistles were being circulated among the various messianic congregations sprawled throughout the […]

In today’s post I want to give you an easy-to-understand breakdown of the 27 books that make up the New Testament. First, I closed yesterday’s post by mentioning those four books that depict the life of Yeshua otherwise known as the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Three of these books (Matthew, Mark, Luke) […]

You know what I find really funny about a lot of Church’s Bible study curriculums? The fact that a lot of them will have their new members begin their Bible studies starting from the New Testament (usually the Gospel of John). I’ve said this before…but that’s kind of like watching a movie from the halfway […]