From spirited debates between ancient rabbis to the latest digital study tools, the methods we use to interpret the Bible have evolved significantly over the centuries. This article tracks these changes, highlighting how shifts in culture and technology have shaped our understanding of these sacred texts. Join us as we explore the fascinating journey of biblical interpretation, revealing how each generation redefines what these ancient words mean to us today.
Leading with Humility: The Sacred Role of a Bible Interpreter
Explore how humility and the Holy Spirit guide our understanding of the Scriptures in our latest blog post. Dive into the vital role of Bible interpreters who walk alongside us, not just as teachers but as mentors on a shared journey. Learn how embracing both the science and art of interpretation can enrich your faith and strengthen your community. Click to uncover the transformative power of interpreting the Bible with an open heart. #BibleStudy #SpiritualGrowth
Dorcas: Poor Widow or Wealthy Benefactor?
When you read the story of Dorcas’ death and the miracle that follows it in Acts 9:36-42, please—for the love of Scripture—leave your assumptions about women and widows at the door. Instead, do this: Why? Because there are way too many assumptions about this passage The Expositor’s Commentary refers to the widows as “poor and…
Bible Review: Holy Land Illustrated Bible
They’ve published a Bible acknowledging the Babylonian story of Creation (Enuma Elish) and the Flood (Epic of Gilgamesh) with those articles on the same page as the Biblical account. This is rare and exactly what we need nowadays.
Bible Review: The Life Essentials Interactive Study Bible
“Another study Bible? Seriously? Don’t we have enough already? What makes this one stand apart from all the others?” Sound familiar? This is the same way I opened my review of the Tony Evans Study Bible in the Fall 2019. In it, I offer a brief overview of the history of study Bibles. Now, here…
Acts 11:27-30 ~ Famine Felt 'Round the World
This week we discussed various topics related to the church in Antioch, Syria. We learned the first instance a disciple was called “Christian” was in Antioch. A prophet came down from Jerusalem and predicted a severe famine that would spread over the entire Roman Empire, and we were able to pinpoint almost exactly when this…
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