In Galatians 2:15-21, Paul’s basic argument was a response to a group of opponents going against what Paul has been preaching. (Ehrman does point out however, that in Galatians we are only getting the side of the Gentile opponents through Paul’s viewpoint, so essentially it is a one sided story.) These opponents main point is… Continue reading →
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are all somewhat similar, they all tell the story and teachings of Jesus Christ. A huge difference in John, however, is that Jesus performs a lot less miracles and with that, much more spectacular miracles. When you read John one thing becomes very clear, which is that Jesus is performing… Continue reading →
The gospel of Mark tells us the stories and healings that Jesus preformed during his life, it tells us of how there was a man who loved all and forgave others of their sins, it touched base a little bit on how people reacted, for example in chapter two verse six it says that some… Continue reading →
