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amateurexegete.com | ||
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hypotyposeis.org
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| | | | | Sketches in Christian Origins | |
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talesoftimesforgotten.com
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| | | | | The Bible is one of the most influential collections of texts in human history. Its influence goes far beyond the Jewish and Christian religious traditions, which regard different versions of it as sacred; it has fundamentally shaped how most people living in the west in the twenty-first century, even those who of us who are ... Continue reading "Did Any Non-Israelite Ancient Cultures Have Their Own "Bibles"?" | |
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religionatthemargins.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user is engaging in a detailed discussion about the interpretation of the Qumran text 11Q13, particularly focusing on the figure of Melchizedek and its connections to the concept of atonement. The discussion involves multiple scholars and includes debates over whether Melchizedek is a human or a celestial being, and whether the text alludes to a 'lottery' or sacrificial system akin to the Yom Kippur ritual. Key points include the identification of Melchizedek as a heavenly power, the absence of human sacrifice in the text, and the role of the 'lot' in the context of atonement. The user is exploring the nuances of these interpretations and the implications for understanding the text's theological and historical context. | |
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nathangoldwag.wordpress.com
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| | | I've always loved Alternate History, and for years now one of my hobbies has been making maps of some of the scenarios I envision. It's a fun way to think about history, plotting out the "What Ifs" and potential twists and turns. Collected here are some of the maps I've made, along with brief explanations... | ||
