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Examining “the Biblical Truth” That Jesus Spoke Hebrew, Part 2
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Mark D. Roberts
In yesterday’s post, I began looking at a particular kind of argument for the position that Jesus spoke Hebrew. This argument is based on “biblical truth,” because it points to Acts 26:14, a text that reads in the ESV, “And when we had all fallen to the ground, I heard a voice saying to me…
Examining “the Biblical Truth” That Jesus Spoke Hebrew
By
Mark D. Roberts
For some Christians, the fact that Jesus spoke Hebrew is a matter of biblical truth. Therefore, any claim that he spoke Aramaic is not just a difference of opinion about history. It’s a threat to the very authority of Scripture. So, you’ll find a number of theologically conservative Christians (of which I am one, by…
Sunday Inspiration from
The High Calling
: Remembering God’s Justice
By
Mark D. Roberts
READ Psalm 140:1-13 But I know the LORD will help those they persecute; he will give justice to the poor. Psalm 140:12 If I were to stand up in front of a group of Christians today and say, “God will give justice to the poor,” I would receive diverse responses depending on the nature of…
How to Be a Sore Loser
By
Mark D. Roberts
I have been watching the LeBron James saga with some interest. You learn a lot about human nature from the people who live publicly. So LeBron chose to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers and join the Miami Heat. He did this, I expect, not only because he’ll be getting gobs of money, but mostly because he…
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