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It wouldn’t take the average reader very long to read 29 verses of scripture. Even if we were to allow one minute per verse - the average reader wouldn’t require that much time - that would have us reading the entire account in 29 minutes. How long did the Jerusalem Council meeting last? We...

“Feeling discouraged because you already failed hour New Year’s resolution ofreading your Bibke every day? It’s okay. Just start back today. Reading a Bible isn’t about completing a goal, it’s about spending time with a loving God. It’s about a relationship, not a resolution.” - Shane Pruitt...

* That humor quotient hers or Professor Felman’s?

“He who prays as he ought will endeavor to live as he prays.” - John Owen

* Okay, and then what? *

* I don’t have an English Tooter. I might be interested, and nites would be good, but the low rats are holding me back from texting. *

* Planet of the Chickens. Charlton Heston (might have) read the script and turned it down. *

“John is as undeviating a witness as any in the New Testament to the fundamental tenet of Judaism, of unitary monotheism (cp. Rom. 3:30; James 2:19). There is the one true and only God (John 5:44; 17:3); everything else is idols (1 John 5:21). In fact nowhere is the Jewishness of John, which has...

I’ve been discussing the history of the doctrine if the Trinity in this thread. I’ve taken it near to the Council of Nicaes but plan to stop there. The doctrine wasn’t finalized at Nicaea, and that is why the Council of Constantinople was necessary in 381. As for John, he - like Jesus and all...

Not in Jewish monotheism.

“Do not let your hearts be distressed. You believe in God; believe also in me.” (John 14:1, NET) Newbies should be taught to have faith in God (Yahweh) and faith in the Messiah (Jesus of Nazareth).

Jesus is a Jewish monotheist. His God and Father is Yahweh -> the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. I would tell newbies that Jesus has faith in his God and Father.

* On the plus side - if you’re in the market for imitation apples - these are the apples for you. Marketing genius. *

* Playgrounds are for children. *

* It’s good to be the king, but not easy. *

I’m sure that you’ve read about the Jerusalem Council meeting in Acts 15, probably numerous times. About how long would you say that it takes you to read Acts 15:1-29?