Secretary Activities in Chapter 4 of the book of Ruth
In past times, how should civilians in Bethlehem act to guarantee a truthful arrangement? Let’s take Boaz as an example.
Writing Discussions in the Book of Ruth, Chapter 3
How strange that Christians never searched for the question: How did this direct speech in the Bible come to us, as a truly once spoken word?
Writing Discussions in the Book of Ruth, Chapter 2
New examples of writing discussions, between Ruth and Naomi, and also between Ruth and Boaz.
Writing Discussions in the Book of Ruth, Chapter 1
The documentation theory seems to be a line of demarcation between rational and irrational Christianity. Let’s have a look.
What do we learn from Moses about the Hebrew Bible? (II)
Moses, like Abraham, wrote down the words of God, and he introduced a second documentation formula.
What Do We Learn from Moses about the Hebrew Bible? (I)
How the Law of Moses reveals the documentation behind the book of Genesis.
What Do We Learn from Abraham about the Hebrew Bible?
When Abraham passed away, he was characterized in the Bible in a very special way.
How to Make the Difference with Current Theology?
What is different between Gospel Evidence and current Evangelical Theology? It is not about the content of the gospel books, or new life in Christ.
Why the Oral Tradition is an Unacceptable Theory
Around the beginning of the 19th century, the oral tradition prior to the gospels was taken up as a serious theory by the German scholars Herder and Gieseler.
Jesus’s Stenographers in their Historical Setting
Before the year 63 BC we knew nothing about stenography, not among the Greeks and not among the Romans. Then the new art of writing came.
