Editor’s Pick: Biblical Historical Context

The blog Biblical Historical Context is worth following. The author has tackled many of the difficult subjects in the Bible, some of which we just don’t quite have an answer to yet, if ever. Some of the biggest contributions the author has made have been over the origins of the Israelites and the conquest narrative found in Joshua. Biblical Historical Context is written by a Christian who is refreshingly honest about the text. Add this blog to your regular reading.

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Caesar and the Lamb

Christianity has had a long history of promoting peace over force and violence. The reason starts with Jesus himself, who instructed Peter to put away the sword. The book Caesar and the Lamb: Early Christian Attitudes on War and Military Service discusses the Early Christians’ arguments for not participating in war. Early Christians believed that they already had a King, and their citizenship was in that future Kingdom. They were merely sojourners, immigrants, and aliens in the land of the Roman Empire. Therefore, they did not fight for Caesar, since Jesus was their King. I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in Early Christianity.

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