There’s a lot of buzz regarding the Didache right now. Thanks mostly to a recent article in Christianity Today. Early Christian Writings has a number of links to translations of the Didache. A Greek version is found here.

From reading other blog posts on the Didache it seems the Roberts-Donaldson translation is the [...]

Dad got a new camera for father’s day so the kids get the old one. In the near future you can see some of their art work.

This is our American house:Do you like our flowers?This is showing the inside of our house:This is my leg. Do you like it?This is my face with Pappa’s legs sticking out of it.

I remember setting a goal to read the Bible through 4 times in a year. I had to read I think about 16 pages per day (10 OT, 5 NT, 1 poetry). Well, there were two results: I read a lot of the Bible that year, and I spent the week between Christmas [...]

In my previous post, “The Bible wasn’t written to you” I was arguing that in order to understand what the Bible means to us we must first understand what it meant to them, that is, the original recipients of the Law, the gospels, epistles, etc. If a message has any objective truth at all [...]