Christian eschatology

object for which we must pray for them is that "God" would pardon them and provides them better minds. It also allows us to see the dynamism and excellence of the Christian religion. No different faith "teaches" men and women to wish for the forgiveness of enemies; no other "disposes" them to do it. People seek for "revenge;" the Christian bears reproaches and persecutions with endurance, and prays that God would pardon folks who have hurt them, and shop them from their…

In accessing and investigation of theology, it is important to consider the different theological methods. As systematic theologians differ from interpreters in the sense that they look at the whole message from the Bible and the applicability of it, the five levels of analysis, which are philosophical evaluation, biblical evaluation, historical development, theological construction, and practical application, are incredibly essential to in providing a profound understanding of the text in…

"dispersed" regarding their walk as disciples of Christ, much of which is relevant for Christians until this day; via the Holy Spirit, James rebuked, encouraged, and admonished Christians to live out the Word of God without hypocrisy, favoritism, and without doubting. He wanted the disciples of Christ practice the faith by living the Word, speaking the Word, and doing the Word. Regarding the Word of God, Christians…

This first week for Biblical Survey has been interesting and insightful, lectures that were provided were sufficed. In Genesis 1, the story of creation, and how God created this world darkness with order gave this world structure, the lecture provided clarity to my previous teachings. The transition from the story of creation to the examples and stories about God’s order flowed efficiently. The materials that I read this week in comparison to my previous teachings are quite different, to say…

The statute of Jesus washing the disciples feet is one of the many depictions of Jesus that reveals his many qualities.This account can be found in the synoptic accounts in John 13:1-17.This image in particular portrays Jesus as loving ,a humble servant and a role model, teacher and leader. Jesus is represented as a teacher because he sets an example by his actions of washing the disciples feet as he was doing the work of the lowliest of servants. He is shown as bring a humble servant as he…

The purpose of John 4b-15 is the coming of the Holy Spirit to act as Christ’s substitute on earth and the benefit of the Holy Spirit coming for three main reasons. One: Convicting of the world (verse eight). Two: Guiding into all truth, and speaking on Christ’s behalf (verse 13). Three: Glorify Christ and declare what is His (verse 14). This is important because once Jesus went to be with the Father the Holy Spirit would continue God’s plan of salvation to humankind concerning sin, righteousness…

As a Christian, we believe that God created the universe and we, as people are his stewards therefore, we must take care of Gods precious creation; all of earth. John 3:16 says “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son.” This shows us that the Lord is the redeemer of all things and it is extended farther than just humans. Billy Graham speaks about the Christian faith and interacting with the environment along with many other scholars and different organizations that work…

The Chosen One Among Us Many question things that go on in The Chosen, what does it mean to be "chosen"? who/what is chosen in the book? which is wished for the most: to be the chosen or to make the choice? Look no further and watch the answers to the questions that many have been curious about for a while come to light. Quoted as such "God will build the land..." (in chapter 12 pg. 198) knowledge on these question will be contributed to the readers who wish to know more about The Chosen.…

In Paul’s letters to Thessalonica and Corinth, his main theme is centered around the nearing of eschaton. Particularly, in Thessalonians, Paul makes the imminence of Jesus’ return his central message and the implications of the coming apocalypse are clear. However, in writing this book, Paul believes that the Thessalonians must reform their lenient Gentile attitudes toward sexual activity. Similarly, Paul believes they have already made progress in living to please God, yet, they can do better.…

Robert Elliot’s Our World Our Music gives an elaborate answer to the question what is music? Elliot focuses on the history of music and the social changes that were the catalyst for all these unique sounds we hear today. He defines music as “the universal language (1)” continuously implying how impactful and connecting music has been throughout time. The first instrument was discovered in 41,000 B.C and it resembled the flute (1). Although the instruments that make the musical sounds are…