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Commentary on the different literary styles seen in the Bible by John Devera The Bible is not a single work, but an anthology of great literature written by dozens of writers over a long period of time. The King James translation, in addition, is the only great work of art created by committee. This greatest of English trans... More> Bible study: James 1-2 by Ed Ostrom The Epistle of James was penned by James, the half brother of Jesus. He had become the leader of the Church in Jerusalem. He was known as “old camel knees” as he spent much of his time on his knees praying for the Church... James w... More>
	Bible commentary: The Gospel of Matthew by Ed Ostrom The Gospel of Matthew is thought to be the first New Testament Gospel that was written. It is believed that it appeared between 50 and 75 A. D. Its overriding theme is Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies concerning the coming... More> Bible study: Commentary on the Gospel of Luke by Bill Woffington The Gospel of Luke is the third of the so called ‘Synoptic Gospels’ and was reportedly written between AD 80 and AD 90. The term synoptic comes from the Greek word ‘synoptikos’ which translates to ‘viewed with one eye&r... More>
Commentary on Biblical law: Mishpatim by Dror Ben Ami Introduction: For someone like myself who prefers to interpret everything in the Old Testament in terms of metaphors, this is a difficult Torah passage to work with because many of the rules and regulations seem quite simple and straight forward, he... More> Commentary on Biblical Law: Vayagash by Dror Ben Ami As in last week's portion of the Torah, this week we continue on with the story of Joseph in Egypt, yet most of the action has to do with his father: Jacob. One of the most interesting aspects, howeve... More>
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