In Romans 5:12-21, Paul explains how sin entered the world through Adam, and was overcome by Jesus. Paul begins by explaining that sin entered the world through Adam. In Genesis chapter 3, Eve falls into the temptation of the serpent, however, Adam is to blame because he allowed Eve to do it. This one sin… Continue reading →
In the Gospel of John, miracles are used to convince people that Jesus is God and that his promises are real. John wants his readers to know that Jesus is something special and something different, and we see this from the beginning of the book: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was… Continue reading →
Within the context of what biographies were in the ancient Greco-Roman world, I would consider the Gospel of Mark to be included in those ancient biographies. While Mark’s Gospel fails to provide basic information, such as Jesus’ birth and early life, to his readers, I would argue that what Mark does inform his readers on is… Continue reading →
