If you relate to my question last week of “Why bother reading the Bible?” — then I hope you’ll jump in for a four-week ...

If you relate to my question last week of “Why bother reading the Bible?” — then I hope you’ll jump in for a four-week overview of the 66 books in the testaments, both older and newer.

Newark Advocate Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill continues his four-week overview of the Bible's 66 books, focusing on Holy Week in the Gospels.

Given the choice would we want to soar like eagles or walk a long dusty road?

Here is my question for you. Many people like myself have carried our Bibles to church since we childhood. But answer this: ...

The Lord doesn’t just want to turn a page on our lives. He wants to start writing a new book in us. I like how James Banks, a ...

There are four gospels because four men wrote their accounts of the person and ministry of Jesus Christ. All four knew Christ or were very closely associated with an Apostle like Peter. And, all four ...

F or most Christians with any knowledge of the people who live and work in their community, the answer to the question “Are ...

Revelation 22:19 All Christians - Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant - agree that the Books in the Bible are the inspired ... the canon accepted by the Jews, Jesus and the Church of the first ...

1 Maccabees is one of the deuterocanonical books of the Bible. 2 Macc is not a sequel to ... to take command of the military forces they have gathered (2:66). Judas leads the Jewish people in ...

He died in A.D. 96 — about 66 years after the ... 22:1-3). If Jesus as a “slain lamb” is still a present factor in the last-written book of the Bible, describing events far into the future ...