Yeshua Archive

  • Marcion was an early Christian bishop who taught that the entire Old Testament should be rejected, and that Paul was the only apostle that could be trusted. Is the ghost of Marcion still at large in the Church today? Are Paul's letters given more authority then the rest of the Scriptures? Daniel Botkin explains:

    The Ghost of Marcion: What Paul’s Letters Really Say | by Daniel Botkin

    Posted on January 24, 2013 | 16 Comments
    Marcion was an early Christian bishop who taught that the entire Old Testament should be rejected, and that Paul was the only apostle that could be trusted. Is the ghost of Marcion still at large in the Church today? Are Paul's letters given more authority then the rest of the Scriptures? Daniel Botkin explains:

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  • What is the background of the Eucharist, commonly known as 'The Lord's Table?' In this series, Tim Hegg offers a historical inquiry and suggests that the "Lord's Table" was the product of the emerging Christian Church as she left her Hebrew roots.

    An Investigation of “The Lord’s Table” | by Tim Hegg

    Posted on December 25, 2012 | 9 Comments
    What is the background of the Eucharist, commonly known as 'The Lord's Table?' In this series, Tim Hegg offers a historical inquiry and suggests that the "Lord's Table" was the product of the emerging Christian Church as she left her Hebrew roots.

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  • 'The Sabbath, the Feasts, and the dietary laws must not be minimized, but the proof of discipleship is not found in these things. The proof of discipleship is found in our love for one another.'

    Loving One Another, by Daniel Botkin

    Posted on June 19, 2012 | 19 Comments
    'The Sabbath, the Feasts, and the dietary laws must not be minimized, but the proof of discipleship is not found in these things. The proof of discipleship is found in our love for one another.'

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  • "Faith" is arguably one of the most misunderstood words in the bible. In this article, Brad Scott takes us back to the origins of this foundational concept in the Hebrew scriptures and traces its usage in the Apostolic Scriptures, helping us better understand its biblical definition.

    Hebrew Words Defined: “Faith” | by Brad Scott

    Posted on May 16, 2012 | 7 Comments
    "Faith" is arguably one of the most misunderstood words in the bible. In this article, Brad Scott takes us back to the origins of this foundational concept in the Hebrew scriptures and traces its usage in the Apostolic Scriptures, helping us better understand its biblical definition.

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  • Pancho grew up on the outskirts of Mexico City, the biggest city in all the world. He was a poor peasant boy who lived with his mother Maria and his...

    Why Emphasize Hebrew? Part 1: Semitic Origins | by Frank Houtz

    Posted on January 20, 2011 | 1 Comment
    Pancho grew up on the outskirts of Mexico City, the biggest city in all the world. He was a poor peasant boy who lived with his mother Maria and his...

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