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You are probably wondering who, what and why. The who is Allen Hansen, a native born Israeli from the Galilee with a passion for history. Th...
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One of the riddles posed by the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls is what John the Baptist's relationship to the Essenes and the Qumran co...
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Thou shalt not boil a kid in its mother's milk. -Exodus 23:19. This short injunction forms a major part of the dietary ( kashrut ) laws in...
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Common wisdom has it that in the Bible that elohim , the Hebrew word for gods, can refer to human judges or magistrates. As noted in a prev...
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I am doing some research into the interpretation of the stone tablets which Moses brought down from Sinai, and came across an interesting ... -
The days leading up to Yom Hakippurim (the Day of Atonement) are spent in seeking forgiveness from one's neighbours and from the Lord. The...
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I'm very much in favour of using sources from the ancient world to explore our scriptures and doctrines. They deepen and enrichen our unde...
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http://www.specialtyinterests.net/eae.html The El-Amarna Letters come from a diplomatic archive in Egypt, correspondence from Egypt's Can...
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Evangelical writer Rob Bowman recently wrote a post on the Parchment and Pen blog which I feel is worth responding to. The piece is entit...
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The traditional image of Christ's profession is that of a carpenter. Through the ages this image has been featured in works of art[1], liter...
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