Russell Brand explained why the events in the book of Acts make him excited about the trajectory of Christianity. “The book of Acts is the book that made me become Christian because what it has is the ...

Published since September 1843 to take part in “a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy ...

Religion is often overlooked as a factor in the lives of the needy, but those who gather at a center in Virginia say it helps ...

Do you know the books of the Bible that your pastor (or yourself) never preached on? If you have a hard time spelling them, chances are that they might be the most neglected and least studied books in ...

So, who wrote the Bible? The answer is twofold: human authors wrote it, yet God authored it through them. They held the pen, but they conveyed the words that God intended. While the majority of the ...

The Jews divided their sacred books into sections. The chapter division, as found in the Bible today, dates from the thirteenth century and is the work of Stephen Langton, professor at the ...

OLD FORT, N.C. – As floodwater from Helene receded in western North Carolina, residents discovered a Bible that had become stuck on a fence post while opened to the book of Revelation. The Bible was ...

Two Colorado sisters explained why they both had their stomachs removed to eliminate any chance of stomach cancer in the ...

A new discovery linked to Jesus' miraculous catch of fish has revealed that the Biblical story could be true. Researchers have uncovered what may have caused 153 fish to come to the surface in the ...

Looking at the phrase, “he who wins souls is wise,” we can explore the wider idea of winning souls and how we can approach it today. Where Does the Bible Say “He Who Wins Souls is Wise”? The full ...

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For example, if a text of Scripture was quoted by Eusebius, and you know when Eusebius lived, then that helps to date the book. You also do this by looking at internal references and first-century ...