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I have knowledge of various writings of: the Ante-Nicene and Post-Nicene fathers. The history of the Bible`s origin. The original language of the New Testament. The history of the Old Testament and the changes in the church in the New Testament.
Experience in the area
I am a college and seminary graduate( BA., BTh. MDiv.)who studied the history of Christianity during the eight years of study in those institutions as well as study in order to teach and write courses on church history.
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Recent Answers from Dean Gade
2012-02-21 crusifiction:
The NT Greek uses the word: stauron. It's basic meaning is simply a stake but it is also used for a cross as we know it. The evidence is rather compelling to believe that Jesus died nailed to a cross
2012-02-21 Truth:
Holly, Yes, there is one religion which has existed since Adam and Eve which represents the true God. And yes, organized religion has not done well in keeping its eyes on the God who created us.
2011-12-07 gates:
Denise, No, at this time Jesus was not talking about a named gate. He was talking about a choice in our lives when we decide to walk with Him. The King James Version of the Bible uses the word
2011-11-11 ancient Israel:
Leah, The movie that you saw was only, as they often say, "based on" the biblical account of the queen of Sheba(Saba)and not a close rendering of the account in the Bible. The queen had heard of
2011-11-02 the nails of the cross.:
Pete, I could find no information about what the nails used for the crucifixion were made of. The Greek word itself can mean any nail or spike including brass, iron or wood. The most common spikes
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