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Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - The Roman Empire reached its zenith under Hadrian, who built the famous boundary wall in the north of Britain and formally incorporated Britain into the Roman Empire. After decades of war, this was finally accomplished by treaty in 118-120 A.D. A gene... Read More
The Saudi government and the Middle East in general are quite concerned over the declining value of their bonds and dollars which they hold. Last May Kuwait became the first Middle East country to bolt. Who will be next? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/core/Co... Read More
Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - The early second century saw the last of the Hebrew-Christian leaders who left us any sort of legacy in writing. Symeon was martyred in 107, according to Schaff. Ignatius was fed to the lions in 107 or 113. There is also the epistle of Barnabas called... Read More
For football fans, here is an interesting article comparing believers with overcomers in terms of those who make the team and those who actually play the game. http://mlf1070.wordpress.com/2007/07/19/football-is-in-the-bible/... Read More
Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - When the Church was driven from its Hebrew roots into the culture of the Greeks, the moral outlook changed. Previously, righteous acts were defined by law; forgiveness by ceremony, through sacrifice and washings ("baptisms"). The New Testament pu... Read More
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