born and raised twice in the bay, I preach Jesus and him crucified
Papyrus 87 (𝔓87), Philemon 13–15. P. Col. theol. 12, Köln, Institut für Altertumskunde. CSNTM. Paul writes from prison with an impossible request. He is sending back a runaway slave named Onesimus to his master Philemon, asking him to receive Onesimus not as property but as a brother. Under Roman law, Philemon had absolute authority over... Continue Reading →
This Valentine's Day, the biblical narrative of Ruth and Boaz offers deep insights into love's capacity for loyalty, kindness, and redemption. Their relationship is not just a personal connection but is deeply tied to broader biblical teachings. Levitical Law and Redemption: Their marriage acts upon the principles of levirate marriage and land redemption, showcasing love's... Continue Reading →
Phillip W. Martin 