New Testament view on Jesus' life

have been undoubtedly alluded to in the New Testament, this does not correlate with inspiration. The Apocrypha also have contradictions…

The resurrection of Christ is one of the largest hot button topics in the field of Christian Apologetics and the field of New Testament criticism. Dr. Gary Habermas, arguably the foremost voice on Christian Resurrection, said, “Over the last two years, I have tracked more than twelve hundred publications on the subject of the resurrection of Jesus. Each source appeared between 1975 and the present, with the vast majority written by critical scholars.” The article that this was quoted from was…

lives according to their belief in this worldview. Everyone has a different worldview that is both supported by faith and reason. The Christian Worldview consists of God, Humanity, Jesus, and the Restoration. This view does not contain just one’s personal faith expression, it’s an all- around, all-consuming way of life. The Christian worldview affirms that God is almighty and sovereign Lord of all existence because He created everything from the beginning. Our identity is shaped by this…

religions date back to Abraham and are Abrahamic faiths. All Abrahamic faiths are monotheistic, meaning they only believe in one god. In both of these religions there are people who speak God’s message, prophets. Not only were his followers Jewish, but Jesus Christ himself was raised a Jew. All of these facts support that the foundations and origins of Judaism and Christianity contribute to the two faiths being extremely similar.…

According to an interview by Mercadante (2014) one individual who did not identify with any religion but believed in a higher power, stated that she believed in a plan as well. In other words, life events do not just occur because they can but for a reason. Similar to how Jews have tried to explain evil and suffering, she used examples of karma, being tested by a higher force, or punishment for a past deed. Another theme found in the responses…

Jesus Christ often taught His followers in parables (cf. Mt. 13:34). On one occasion Jesus taught a parable of laborers in the vineyard and the master in the parable agreed to give the workers whatever is right (Mt. 20:4). Christians need to always be concerned with what is the right thing and to pursue righteousness (Mt. 6:33). The only way that one can be sure whether what he or she is practicing is right will be if they test it against the Divine standard, God’s Word (1 Thess. 5:21-22; 1 Jn.…

What View am I? When I read Tenny 's explanation of 'The Millennial Views ', I thought to myself what view am I? I also pondered, just how much do I really believe and understand the book of Revelation? First, I do believe it was a revelation from Jesus Christ which God gave to him. There are so many variations of what is the truth. However, God tells us at the beginning of Revelation that he is the author. Therefore, God is the author, Jesus is the Revelation and John is the literal…

4:6) and it will be this same Jesus who will return and fill the house of God on earth; this is what the prophet sees in his vision (Ezekiel 43:1-5), and not only will His glory fill the house, but will also fulfill these words of the Lord Jesus “"As I live, all the earth shall be filled with the glory of the only Begotten." (Numbers 14:21) For those who believe that the Bible is the inerrant…

befall their persecutors.” This forum entry reflects on the Imprecatory Psalms in relation to their Old Testament context; what they teach about God and God’s judgement; and how they should be viewed in light of the New Testament. Finally, the author’s conveys his view as to whether the Imprecatory Psalms should be used as a model for prayer. Imprecatory Psalms in the Context of the Old Testament Bullock categorizes Psalms 35, 55, 59, 69, 79, 109, and 137 as imprecatory. Day considers the…

practice did not originate in the New Testament. Though often overlooked, there is a pattern to be followed for New Testament worship, organization, and salvation (Rm. 6:16-17; 2 Tim. 1:13). The New Testament provides no information of dancing being a part of worship in the early church. With the New Testament we have everything that we need for life and godliness and what it takes to please God (2 Tim. 3:16-17; 2 Pet. 1:3). Dancing is found in the New Testament though it has nothing to do with…