Hi James and Ellen, 1 John is a circular letter. The 1 John missive’s circulation probably began in the city of Ephesus sometime between 85 A.D. and 95 A.D. The five chapters in the 1 John letter were scribed by one of Jesus’ first cousins. The cousin’s name was John....
Hi James and Ellen, 2 Peter is a short treatise that was penned by a fisherman. About forty years earlier, the fisherman – whose name was Simon, one day had a teacher of a new belief paradigm tell him to stop what he was doing and to follow Him. Simon grew up in the...
Hi James and Ellen, 1 Peter is a guide for how to steadfastly live as a Christ-follower guy or gal. The 1 Peter letter was couriered to guys and gals who were Christ-followers who had fled from the city of Rome after the Roman Emperor – who was Nero, began a demented...
Hi James and Ellen, James was penned by a guy who was vexed with Jew Christ-follower guys and gals violating the norms of a new belief paradigm that his big ‘half-bro’ had single-handedly kicked off through how He lived His life, what He taught while He was living on...
Hi James and Ellen, Hebrews is a Christological apologetic. The anonymous Hebrews letter’s author penned his thirteen chapter missive before Titus using three Roman legions looted and ravaged the city of Jerusalem – which was in 70 A.D. Many Biblical historians...
Hi James and Ellen, Philemon received in 60 A.D. an unexpected personal letter from a guy who was being confined to a house in the city of Rome for allegedly having done illegal rabble-rousing. Paul of Tarsus – the guy under house arrest, was a Roman citizen and an...
