Midrash
The Way The New Testament Writers Handled The Old Testament by James Jacob Prasch Midrash is the method of hermeneutics (Biblical interpretation) used by the ancient rabbis in the time […]
hanukkah Part 2 o 2
The Jewish Holiday Season In John 9, Jesus does a messianic miracle: He gives sight to a blind person, blind from birth. As He passed by, He saw a man […]
Principles of Persecution
by James Jacob Prasch And to the angel of the church in Smyrna write: The first and the last, who was dead, and has come to life, says this: “I […]
Abraham’s Journey
by James Jacob Prasch Introduction Open with me, please, to Genesis 12. In Hebrew we call the book of Genesis “B”reshit” €“ “in the beginning”. This is about 2,166 years […]
What the Reformers Forgot Part 2 of 2
Erasmus of Rotterdam These failures of the Reformers were recognised by their own harbinger, Erasmus of Rotterdam, who advocated rebaptism in the preface to his translation of Matthew’s Gospel. […]
Divine Aristocracy
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Let us look at a few verses in Proverbs before turning to our main text in Ecclesiastes.Proverbs 8; 6-11: “Listen, for I shall speak […]
Sermons in Spanish
Title Scripture Description Cinco Preguntas a los Catolicos Una Grieta en la Armadura 1 Chronicles 18-19 What happens when good leaders become involved with bad ones? La Jornada de Abraham […]
Typology of the Dietary laws
Bible Study adapted by Logoswalk by James Jacob Prasch “Behold, days are coming,” declares the Lord God, “When I will send a famine on the land, Not a famine for […]
Show Me Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch John 20:19-31: “When, therefore, it was evening on that day, the first day of the week, and when the doors were shut where the disciples were […]
Understanding the Mixture
by James Jacob Prasch In an age where pop psychology is masquerading as biblical doctrine things can become very confusing. Today we hear so much about things being a mixture […]