Tag: Bible study

Biblical archaeologists have long been interested in hieroglyphics, the ancient Egyptian writing system. Hieroglyphics are a type of pictographic script, meaning that each symbol represents a word or concept. Hieroglyphics were used in Egypt for over 3,000 years, from the 4th millennium BC to the 4t...

Journey with us into the sacred realms of scripture as we explore the Revised Standard Version (RSV) of the Bible. A testament to linguistic precision and theological depth, the RSV has played a pivotal role in shaping the understanding of the divine narrative. In this exploration, we delve into the...

The Bible is replete with the stories of individuals who were called upon to leave their comfort zones. All these movements required a very spiritual type of courage and resolve. Much like the way a moving company would facilitate a move for an individual today, biblical individuals found encouragem...

The Bible does not mention the city of Ramallah by name. However, there are several biblical places that have been identified with Ramallah, including: Ramah: Ramah was a common place name in the Bible, referring to several different cities and towns. One Ramah was located in the territory of Benjam...

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In the realm of biblical scholarship, certain works stand the test of time, transcending centuries and continuing to provide profound insights into the Scriptures. The 1599 Geneva Study Bible is one such enduring masterpiece, celebrated for its comprehensive commentary, theological depth, and its la...

The Bible is not only in the form of a central text of faith for billions of people, but also as an important historical document that reflects the cultures, empires and societies of the ancient East and Mediterranean Sea. To understand its context, both the accounts of the scriptures and the eviden...

The study of the Bible, with its deep theological and historical significance, often requires insightful guidance and scholarly interpretation. In the realm of biblical scholarship, Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology stands out as a valuable resource. This post explores the signific...

On a late afternoon, around the year 32 A.D., two men were walking from Jerusalem to the nearby village of Emmaus. Their conversation centered on notable events that had occurred the previous week. As they journeyed, they were joined by a stranger who seemed ignorant of these events. Surprised, they...

The descendants of Shem, Ham, and Japheth, the sons of Noah, form the cornerstone of post-flood human history as described in the Bible. Their genealogies, detailed in Genesis 10 (often referred to as the Table of Nations), have long intrigued historians, theologians, and scholars for the insights t...

In a world overflowing with information, we often scroll through endless feeds searching for something meaningful - something real. Yet amid the noise, one book continues to change lives generation after generation: the Bible. Studying the Bible isn’t simply a religious habit; it’s an invitation to ...

When studying the Bible, it is important to have access to reliable resources and references to help deepen one's understanding and knowledge of the text. There are a variety of resources available to those interested in exploring the Bible, including commentaries, study guides, and dictionaries. On...