Bible Study

The historical evidence supporting the existence of Jesus of Nazareth comes from several sources, including both Christian and non-Christian texts. Here’s a summary of the main types of evidence: Christian Sources: The New Testament Gospels: The primary sources of information about Jesus are the four canonical gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and…

The period of Jesus’ life from approximately age 12 to 30, often referred to as the “silent years” or the “hidden years,” is not extensively detailed in the canonical Gospels of the Bible. The primary source of information about Jesus’ early life comes from the Gospel of Luke, specifically in…

The Gap Theory is an interpretive framework used by some Christians to reconcile the biblical account of creation in Genesis with scientific evidence suggesting an old Earth. This theory posits that there is a significant time gap between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2, during which a catastrophic event occurred that…

When we think about our surroundings, we often don’t realize how deeply they shape our lives. Consider the unique environment of Alaska: its weather, landscape, and resources all play a crucial role in the daily lives of its residents. The harsh winters, vast wilderness, and rich natural resources define the…

Ancient Mesopotamia, often referred to as the “cradle of civilization,” was home to several well-known civilizations, each contributing significantly to human history. Here’s a brief overview of the major ones: Sumerians: One of the earliest known civilizations, the Sumerians lived in the southern part of Mesopotamia. They are credited with…