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Eben De Jager
Eben is a public speaker, author, and Christian apologist with a special interest in eschatology.
Education:North West UniversityPhD New TestamentUniversity of South AfricaMA Christian SpiritualityUniversity of JohannesburgBA (Hons) TheologyExpertise:Articles by Eben De Jager
James, one of two disciples known as a “son of thunder,” left his well-to-do family to follow Jesus.
The Gospel of Matthew is the first gospel in the Biblical canon, but likely not the first gospel written. Here is what you need to know.
The Second Epistle of Peter was probably Peter’s last epistle before he was executed under Nero’s rule. So, what was this farewell letter all about?
The Book of Revelation is the most controversial book in the Bible, with wide-ranging interpretations of what it teaches.
The First Epistle of John does not identify the author, but its language, style, and metaphors make John the most likely candidate.
The Book of Hebrews, more than any other New Testament epistle, explains the fulfillment of the Old Testament ceremonial system.
Second Corinthians is the third epistle in the Pauline corpus and it primarily focuses on Paul’s apostleship. Here is what you need to know about Second Corinthians.
Thaddeus was one of only four of the Twelve Disciples who wrote an epistle that is included in the Biblical canon.