The Period from the 4BC birth of Christ to the Fall of Jerusalem in AD 70
Saint John the Beloved Disciple was the son of Zebedee the Fisherman. He was also known as John the Evangelist, Saint John the Theologian, Saint John the Divine, and John of Patmos. John and his brother James the Greater were also nicknamed by Christ as the Sons of Thunder because of their overzealous defense of … Read more
The Apostle Andrew, Andrew the Brother of Simon Peter, Andrew the Protokletos Saint Andrew is one of the four fisherman chosen and invested (ordained) by Jesus to be His disciples; his “fishers of men Mark 3:14 & Mark 1:16-20.” He is one of the twelve apostles also chosen by Jesus. Note that the Greek word … Read more
It will no doubt seem odd to most readers and especially to my Christian readers to learn that the worship of God is not a matter of personal choice, style or preference. However if one pauses to connect the dots, that reality will become inescapably obvious. To begin with, God is ineffable. He is beyond … Read more
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth(14 billion years ago and 4.5 billion years ago, respectively).” The commonly held, condescending and modernistic view, taught in most college level “comparative religions” classes, is the bogus, presumptuous and impertinent truism that all of the world’s religions are ultimately a result of primitive superstitions or … Read more
After the Presentation of the Christ and the Purification of the Mary, Joseph, Mary and Jesus then fled to Egypt, where they stayed until the Romanized Jewish King Herod had died. After Herod’s death it was then safe for them to go home to Nazareth in the province northern of Galilee, where Jesus was raised … Read more
A Christian world view is a “God’s eye” view of the world. Creation is both visible (the physical world) and invisible (the metaphysical, “spiritual” world). Ancient Christianity understands that the visible and invisible worlds are coexistent, transcendent and indistinguishable.
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