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Church
What does the church look like? Theologians have been asking that question for thousands of years. Check out what the New Testament has to say about the church.In the Bible, the Greek word translated as “church” means an assembly or gathering of people who believe in the good news about Christ Jesus. They have been shown God's purpose and have…
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The Council in Jerusalem
Acts 15 depicts the church in crisis. How should they integrate uncircumcised believers into the church? The Council in Jerusalem met to address this issue. Check out more information about this council here.After Jesus' departure, one of the most pressing questions his followers faced was whether only Jews could be saved, or Gentiles also. (See for example Matthew 10:5-6; 15:24;…
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Disasters (Plagues)
At times God must punish his people for disobedience. Sometimes God executes this punishment through disasters and plagues. The most famous plagues occur in Exodus, but there are also accounts of plagues in the time of Abraham and David. In the Bible, God sometimes sends disasters (plagues) to punish evil-doers, to show his chosen people that he is angry because…
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Diaspora
The Jewish people originally came from the land of Israel, but as time passed they spread throughout the earth. This movement is called the Diaspora. Learn more about it here.Diaspora is a Greek term that means “widely scattered.” It is a term used to describe the widespread settlement of Jews outside the promised land of Israel and Judah (later called…
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Exile
When King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon defeated Judah, he captured the people and sent them to Babylonia. This movement of people out of their native land is called the exile. Read more about the exile here.“Exile” is the term used for the captivity of a number of Judah’s people taken to Babylonia during the invasions of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia. Nebuchadnezzar…
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Passover and the Festival of Thin Bread
What do the exodus and Jesus’ death have in common? The Passover. Find out more about the significance of this Jewish holiday and how it was celebrated. These two special spring festivals were brought together in the Jewish calendar long before the time of Jesus. Passover was celebrated to remind the people of Israel how God rescued them from slavery…
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