36–63 A.D. — The Two Gospels Separate
From Paul’s Private Vision to John’s Exile After the message had reached Cornelius and the nations, another movement began to develop under the name of …
Luke – Paul’s Scribe and Assistant. Without Luke, Paul would never have been accepted.
If Paul is the theologian, Luke is the official chronicler of the new religion.He writes two foundational volumes: the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles.Together, …
Paul’s Eschatology 8 – Summary
1. The Man of Lawlessness and the Rejected Messiah Paul develops a unique prophecy in the NT about a “man of lawlessness” who will be …
Paul’s Eschatology 5 – The Remnant and the Branches – Who Are the “Elect”? – The Theology of Election, Step by Step
In Romans 11, Paul uses two key metaphors: “the remnant” and “the branches.”He combines them with a doctrine of election that does not depend on deeds, nor on …
Paul’s Gospel and Paul’s Cross: How Philosophy Turned a Crime into a Mystery
Introduction The prophecy in Daniel 8 announces a “little horn” that rises from one of the four directions of the Greek empire and comes to …