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Babylonian Captivity – The Ecclesia in Exile (5)
Jeremiah: The Reluctant Firebrand (Part 2) Jeremiah wrote the longest book of prophecy in the Bible, full of more biographical insights than any other. To summarise it is to do it an injustice, but here it […]
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Babylonian Captivity – The Ecclesia in Exile (4)
Jeremiah: The Reluctant Firebrand (Part 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 […]
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Babylonian Captivity – The Ecclesia in Exile (3)
Ezekiel – Man of Vision, Son of Man Ezekiel was a man of vision. God showed him the future so clearly that at times he must have felt that he was actually living it. The […]
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Babylonian Captivity – The Ecclesia In Exile (2)
Ezekiel – Man of Vision, Son of Man If he were alive today, he would likely be called an eccentric genius. He was a Bible student and a wise priest—sought out for advice even by […]
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