Volume 31, Issue 1

January – February 2025

Large Stone Quarry and a Moat Discovered at Jerusalem

Israel Archaeology | by | Volume 31, Issue 1 | January - February 2025

An extensive stone quarry has been discovered in Jerusalem’s Har Hotzvim1 neighbourhood by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). It is the largest quarry uncovered from the Second Temple period (the return from Babylonian exile to AD70) in the region. Extensive building projects were undertaken…

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Romans 1–5: A Paraphrase By Brother John Martin (3)

Exposition | by | Volume 31, Issue 1 | January - February 2025

Romans 3

v1. Having said that then, you may ask me, “Well, do we have any advantage at all in being Jews? Are we to cancel out all the privileges that the Old Testament says that we have?”

v2. No, I believe you do have advantages. But those advantages are a great responsibility because th…

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Ruth (2)

Exposition | by | Volume 31, Issue 1 | January - February 2025

Sojourning in Moab

In the previous article, we saw how the opening phrase, “Now it came to pass in the days when the judges ruled,” powerfully sets the scene for the book of Ruth. The horrific events that happened in Bethlehem in the book of Judges stand as a striking contrast to examples of…

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Lord, Lord

Editorial | by | Volume 31, Issue 1 | January - February 2025

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There are four occasions in the New Testament where the words, “Lord, Lord,” appear, and the context of each provides a sober reminder of the grave responsibilities we have in Christ.

The first occurrence is in Matthew 7:21-22. Jesus is bringing his discourse on the mount to a conclusion. He…

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