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Acts is the companion; both volumes consist of the work of Jesus. Luke is the longest gospel covering twenty-five percent of the entire New Testament.
2009 handouts on the study of the historical Jesus, accompanying a course on that subject taught at Credo House.
Graduate Diploma Dissertation - Queen's Foundation, 2017
An exploration of the ethical call of John’s Gospel to become one with God, imitate Jesus, and do ‘greater works’ of compassion through God’s Holy Spirit.
Overt self-alienation characterises wilful disunity existing among Christians, particularly in Nigeria. Evidence of this is obvious in the number of Christian sects springing up daily. Each has its own interpretation of the message of Christ's Good News, thereby generating diversified and conflicting views on Christian belief. This paper argues that the Pater Noster (The Lord's Prayer), a common Christian prayer, is a paradigm for ecumenical commitment. It studies the Matthean version of this prayer in conjunction with its other traditions in the New Testament and the Didache. In the Pater Noster we find the reason for ecumenical endeavour for which Jesus prayed and which should be a concern of all Christians.
This paper attempts to look at a topic, healing miracles, found in the Bible, and define and investigate how society may interpret it. The importance of contextualization is highlighted through doing exegetical work on John 5, and with a comparison of the resurrection texts.
G. Katzantzidisi (ed.) Lucretian Reception in Prose, pp. 61-81, 2024
Abstract: Seneca’s attitude towards Lucretius is different from the one he displays towards Epicurus. While the latter is mostly present in Epistulae Morales 1–29 and is regularly cited with reference to ethical issues, Lucretius is quoted only a few times, starting from letter 58. What is more, Seneca’s quotations of Lucretius primarily regard physical or theoretical issues. This paper examines the imagery of “rotten stones” as a symbol of cosmic decay in Seneca’s epistolary corpus (letters 12, 30, and 58) and shows that Lucretius’ DRN has been, in that case, a major source of inspiration. While turning an eye on Lucretius, Seneca remains sensitive both to the philosophical but also to the literary qualities of the Epicurean poet.
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