Jeremiah: The Reluctant Firebrand (Part 1)
[table id=BabylonianCaptivityTheEcclesiaInExile4_1 /]Imagine, for a moment, a Jerusalem Bible Class in around 610BC. Maybe it’s even a special weekend. The room is very full and some of the people in it will be world famous in the next …
Babylonian Captivity – The Ecclesia in Exile (4) Read More »
Just below Yad Vashem, the memorial in Jerusalem to the Holocaust, is a new memorial of a different kind. It is called “The Valley of the Communities”, a stark and ugly collection of huge rooms, no roofs, the walls made of very large slabs of roughly hewn rock. The visitor is not impressed with …
The Hope of Israel Read More »
Under the present conditions of imperfection forgiveness is something that affects both men and God: it affects man in relation to his fellows and man in relation to God. Although we may think of forgiveness as something inwrought in human behaviour and universally recognized, it is really a Biblica…
The Wonder of Forgiveness Read More »
