John 11 is deliberately constructed to create tension. Jesus is informed plainly that Lazarus is sick, someone...
New Testament
In the earliest centuries of Christianity, baptism was understood as a decisive transfer of allegiance and identity...
The New Testament account of Jesus casting “Legion” into a herd of pigs is often approached as...
Hebrews 12:1 is among the most frequently quoted exhortations in the New Testament, yet it is also...
Storm imagery functions as one of the most universally recognized symbols of divine kingship in the ancient...
Jesus begins His public ministry outside Israel’s religious and territorial center. John’s placement of the baptism east...
From the beginning, the Church treated the Incarnation as a reality that reshaped existence rather than a...
The Christmas narratives open with a repeated command that is easy to sentimentalize and just as easy...
Modern readers often treat biblical genealogies as background material, something to be skimmed or explained away as...
Between the final prophetic words of Malachi and the opening chapters of the Gospels lies a period...
