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Returning to the Hebrew and Greek Roots
Here we examine the New Testament concept of freedom through the Greek term eleutheros.
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The romantic and almost mythic lineage of sacred metallurgy that connects Cain’s progeny to the very origins of human craft and civilization represents one of the most profound continuities between biblical narrative and ancient Near Eastern material culture.
The pre-Mosaic Yahweh cult was deeply rooted in the esoteric metallurgical traditions of the Kenites, a nomadic guild of metalworkers concentrated in the copper-rich regions of the southern Levant,
Our English Bibles conceal that four distinct Hebrew terms lie behind the single word “language.” When the Hebrew of Genesis 11 is read in its native tongue, the failed attempt to establish a “new order” through a “new legislation-language” triggers a kaleidoscopic vision: שֵֵׁׁ Nimrod’s ziggurat, ם (šēm, name), slang, border, lip, boundary, cliques, and micro-tribes.
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1st century Christian belief refers to the foundational teachings and practices of early Christians, who viewed Jesus as the Messiah and emphasized faith in his resurrection for salvation.