X2514 – The Liturgy of Liberty
Modern Christians place lots of emphasis on liturgy. But they participate in the same civil liturgy as the non-churchgoers and they all have returned to…
Modern Christians place lots of emphasis on liturgy. But they participate in the same civil liturgy as the non-churchgoers and they all have returned to…
Practical lessons in Genesis 37 become clear when one understands the many metaphors in the story of Joseph’s jealous brothers selling him to their Ishmaelite…
Is there a traditional separation of Church and the State? The idea of this separation of Church and State is said to be “philosophical and jurisprudential” by…
Genesis 36 details Esau’s descendants. Is this a simple family tree? Or does each name and location provide deep insight into fruit of different types…
Networks only work if you work at networking. How did early Israel survive without a king nor a central government ruler, with out taxation? How…
In Genesis 35, we see Jacob being renamed “Israel”, traveling to “Bethel”, and building an “altar”. But do we know what those terms really mean?…
In Genesis 34, two sons of Jacob break their covenant with neighbors and commit genocide. This story highlights similar deceit (and its consequences) in which…
In this study of Genesis 33, we see many example of the lessons Jacob his learned while working for Laban and what an honorable man…
With the return of Jacob to the domain of Esau, Genesis 32 provides interesting insights into immigration. We also get the practical possibility that “angels”…
Genesis 31 covers Rachel’s apparent stealing of important items from her father. But there is a deeper story involving legal inheritance. by Gregory WilliamsAir Date:…