The Septuagint (LXX), the ancient Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures, holds a unique place in the...
Ancient Near East
The first century CE, often referred to as the Apostolic or Early Christian period, was a time...
The ancient world was dominated by gods who ruled through fear, demanded endless service, and depended on...
Acts 4:32 gives a beautiful glimpse into the life of the early church: “Now the multitude of...
Across ancient cultures, including Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome, the era preceding the great flood is often idealized...
In the ancient world, sacred spaces were more than symbolic. They were believed to be real intersections...
In the religious landscape of the ancient Near East, the gods of the nations built elaborate systems...
This article is presented as a thought experiment, outlining how I would structure the core narrative if...
The Bible presents Satan as the first rebel, deceiving humanity in Eden and setting himself in opposition...
The phrase “an eye for an eye” is often quoted to suggest that the Torah simply copied...
