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- Studying the Old Testament - Biblical Archaeology Society
She points out that the Satan in Job 1-2 is not the Satan of the Judo-Christian tradition The Job character has the definite article before it making it a title rather than a name (277) She writes that the authors of the books in the Writings tackle difficult questions and even rethink inherited doctrines (294)
- John Drummond, Author at Biblical Archaeology Society
John Gregory Drummond is BAS’s Content Marketing Specialist and a contributing editor for BAR He specializes in the historical and cultural setting of the Hebrew Bible, as well as the archaeology and religion of the Roman world He works on maintaining and curating the collections of the BAS Library, and also writes the occasional post for Bible History Daily
- Mark Fairchild - Biblical Archaeology Society
Bible Archaeology Fest XXII, November 22 – 24, 2019 Satan’s Throne at Pergamon: Where Was It? John’s cryptic reference to Pergamon as the place of Satan’s throne (Revelation 2:13) has stirred up considerable interest and debate Pergamon had a notable history as the seat of the Pergamene Kingdom for one hundred and fifty years, controlling all of western Asia Minor, before ceding the
- Lovers’ Tale - Biblical Archaeology Society
Theodore Feder explores how a second-century pagan love story alludes to the Biblical tale of Adam and Eve
- The Quest for the Historical Paul - Biblical Archaeology Society
The quest for historical Paul begins with the seven genuine letters, the words most certainly coming from Paul’s own hand
- Aaron Gale - Biblical Archaeology Society
Aaron Gale Aaron M Gale is an associate professor of religious studies at West Virginia University as well as the director of WVU’s Program for Religious Studies He earned his doctorate from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 2001 Dr Gale’s research has centered upon the Jewish roots of early Christianity, specifically as it relates to the community associated with
- The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity
Religious practices shifted because of the Antonine Plague Architectural projects slowed, but the building of sacred sites intensified
- The Holy Bible: A Buyer’s Guide - Biblical Archaeology Society
According to Lee’s notes (see above), this reveals a rupture in God’s process of orderly creation caused by Satan’s rebellion prior to the arrival of humans Throughout, the text of the Recovery Version supports such interpretive forays along with the close exegetical linking of both testaments
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