Was the author of Daniel 7-11 a traditionalist?

Was the author of Daniel 7-11 a traditionalist?

According to the Maccabean Hypothesis, the author of the apocalyptic half of the book of Daniel, 7-12, was written during the Maccabean Revolt (c.165 BC) as a way to either encourage the Jews to keep up the fight or, in a more pacifist way…

Parallelism of names within 1 Kings 14

Parallelism of names within 1 Kings 14

I was just reading 1 Kings 14, and I noticed two parallels. First of all, Jeroboam and Rehoboam sound similar. Is this due to the Hebrew naming conventions, or is there something more at play here?

Second, it seems like both of their so…

Behold, the Days Are Coming

Originally posted by John Mushenhouse in the Pentecostal Theology Facebook group. View on Facebook. **14 **‘Behold, the days are coming,’ says the Lord, ‘that…

SOUL SINS WILL DIE

Originally posted by Rasiah Thomas in the Pentecostal Theology Facebook group. View on Facebook. **SOUL SINS WILL DIE – Dead to sin, live unto…

Could "him" mean "himself" in Mark 1:10?

Could "him" mean "himself" in Mark 1:10?

Mark 1:10

"And when he came up out of the water, immediately he saw the heavens being torn open and the Spirit descending on him like a dove". [him/auton]. ESV. My emphasis.

When John baptised Jesus John may not have been subm…

BRANHAM ABOUT COMMUNISM, RIOTS, EQUALITY

Was Branham really ONENESS?

The theological framework of William Branham, a prominent figure in 20th-century religious movements, exhibited a significant divergence from classical Christian orthodoxy, particularly concerning the…

Second church Luther visited in ROME

During his consequential visit to Rome, Martin Luther, whose theological insights would later profoundly reshape the religious landscape of Europe, reportedly harbored a specific…