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Bold Galilean

Louis Regnerus·1949-03-01

During this first brief visit with one another, the author chooses to display the very sharp and distinct differences in the characters of these three men. Marcus is revealed as an arrogant ac­complished business man. One who is not averse to making a quick dollar and who uses his slaves and resourc

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Marcion – The First Bible Critic

Bruce Hugg·1994-01-01

Although Marcion “won an immense number of converts,” as he spread his doctrines “throughout the whole race of men,” according to Justin Martyr, yet he remained a heretic to the Church of Rome in his day, and has been regarded as a heretic ever since. Marcion was raised in Sinope of Pontus, a provin

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Robe

L. Doezema·1943-10-01

Marcellus becomes a Christian and at the close of the story dies for his faith. The characters, although they are Roman and Jewish and lived over nineteen hundred years ago, are made to speak in our modern language, which makes the book easier to follow than many other historical novels. One forgets

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The Nicene Creed (21)

James Slopsema·1984-11-15

And the religion of Marcion was indeed false. For although Marcion did repudiate many tenets of traditional Gnosticism, he was nevertheless a Gnostic at heart. Along with traditional Gnosticism, Marcion taught the existence of the Demiurge. The Demiurge in Gnostic thought is the world maker. The Gno

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Marcion: First Bible Critic

Herman Hanko·1998-04-01

Prof. Hanko is professor of Church History and New Testament in the Protestant Reformed Seminary. Introduction From the beginning of the New Testament church, God's people have been troubled by heretics. Paul warned the elders in Ephesus that grievous wolves would enter the church (Acts 20:29); he

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Marcos: Cristo El Rey Poderoso

Daniel Kleyn·2025-01-01

Pastor de Doon PRC en Doon, Iowa EL ESCRITOR Aunque en el libro mismo no se da ninguna indicación clara de que el Espíritu Santo haya utilizado a Marcos para escribirlo, la Iglesia siempre ha sostenido que así fue, como lo indican especialmente los escritos de los Padres de la Iglesia en el siglo

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The Gainsayers (4)

George Ophoff·1943-04-15

Tertullian was a man of strong passion and vehement temper. With his opponents, whoever they were, heathen, Jews, heretics, Catholics, he had little patience. In this respect he was like Luther. In the language of one historian: "With the adroitness of a special pleader he entangled them in self-con

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The Nineteenth Century of His-Story – Japheth Enlarged

John Huizenga·2012-11-01

Mark portrays our Lord as a servant and does not include a genealogy. It is a gospel of doing and activity. Luke was a Greek and the genealogy he records goes back to Adam. His gospel narrative was written for the Gentiles. 3) Three delegations of people came looking for the Lord: the shepherds, the

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The reliability of John Mark

Kyle Bruinooge·2023-04-15

Mr. Kyle Bruinooge teacher of New Testament history at Covenant Christian High School in Walker, Michigan and member of Faith PRC in Jenison, Michigan Only Luke is with me. Take Mark, and bring him with thee: for he is profitable to me for the ministry. II Timothy 4:11 The year was AD 50. The first

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Polycarp of Smyrna: An Insight into the Life of a Bishop and Martyr

Suzanne (Terpstra) Looyenga·1970-08-01

It was known that he would scarcely speak to those who offended him greatly by not speaking this, so precious a thing to lose at the time. The leader of the sect, the Marcionites, was especially a torment to Believers at this period of Church history. Polycarp, one day in the city of Rome, met the e