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Most Christians associate Judas Iscariot with betrayal and greed, but in recent decades, an alternative view has resurfaced.
There are many ways to study the Bible, and each method has its advantages and disadvantages, depending on the study's objective.
Many Christians assume Jesus spoke Hebrew. Hebrew, however, was not a commonly spoken language at that time, so what language did Jesus speak?
Latin for “Great Charter,” the Magna Carta was a key document forced upon King John of England in 1215 ruling the monarchy subject to, rather than above, the law.
The Book of Numbers relates the story of Israel’s 40-year sojourn in the desert after leaving Sinai shortly before they entered the Promised Land.
Dispensationalism is a framework of biblical interpretation prevalent in evangelical circles that influences theology, particularly eschatology and ecclesiology.
The New Testament never says that Jesus wrote anything. But a Christian legend claimed that he once penned a letter to an Anatolian king named Abgar.
The millennium refers to a significant timeframe in Christian eschatology, but views on what happens during that period and when it occurs widely differ.
