When Scripture contrasts Yahweh with the gods of the nations, the difference is not primarily numerical. The...
Old Testament
The account of Jacob and Esau is intentionally written to provoke discomfort. Scripture does not frame the...
A widespread assumption in Christian theology is that the fall of Adam and Eve had to happen....
The Assyrian siege of Jerusalem under King Hezekiah is often remembered as a dramatic miracle story in...
Many religious systems claim divine origin, but Scripture does not treat all such claims as equal. The...
Modern charismatic movements frequently appeal to the phrase “school of the prophets” to justify structured programs that...
The debate between evolution and creation is usually framed as a conflict over origins, but that framing...
Storm imagery functions as one of the most universally recognized symbols of divine kingship in the ancient...
Within the religious world of the Ancient Near East, the boundary between divine and human authority was...
The story of Esther and Haman, as recorded in the Book of Esther, stands as one of...
