common and unclean Archive

  • Let me get this straight: the boss turns Messianic and calls you unclean and now you're upset? Would you rather he called you 'Dinner'?

    In The Way: Unclean | by Jason Salas

    Posted on April 4, 2013 | No Comments
    Let me get this straight: the boss turns Messianic and calls you unclean and now you're upset? Would you rather he called you 'Dinner'?

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  • The Sabbath has been a topic of controversy amongst Christians over the centuries, and Romans 14 is a chapter that is frequently cited in these debates. But upon closer examination of this chapter, does Paul really indicate that the 4th Commandment is no longer valid? In this short article, Tim Hegg explores the text to seek its intended meaning and application.

    Romans 14 and the Sabbath Commandment | by Tim Hegg

    Posted on August 31, 2011 | 6 Comments
    The Sabbath has been a topic of controversy amongst Christians over the centuries, and Romans 14 is a chapter that is frequently cited in these debates. But upon closer examination of this chapter, does Paul really indicate that the 4th Commandment is no longer valid? In this short article, Tim Hegg explores the text to seek its intended meaning and application.

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  • Acts 10 is among the most misunderstood chapters in the NT, primarily due to a failure to understand the Hebraic connotations of the Greek words being employed. This study focuses on the original Hebraic context of those words, offering an interpretation that is more in harmony with the bible as a whole.

    A Hebraic Perspective on Peter’s Vision (Acts 10) | by Robert Roy

    Posted on June 27, 2011 | 3 Comments
    Acts 10 is among the most misunderstood chapters in the NT, primarily due to a failure to understand the Hebraic connotations of the Greek words being employed. This study focuses on the original Hebraic context of those words, offering an interpretation that is more in harmony with the bible as a whole.

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