God said, ‘I AM Who I AM. You must tell them: The One Who is called I AM has sent me to you.’ (Exodus 3:14) John’s Gospel uses the Greek phrase, egō eimi, (i.e., “I AM”) as Jesus comes to define his ...

The Bible is made up of two main sections: the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament is known for providing God's law, while the New Testament is known as the fulfillment of God's law ...

As you can see, slight variations exist among the three gospels, but the wording of the all-important question does not change. When Jesus asked, “Who do you say I am?” the question contained the ...

Today, as always, you and I are in one of two groups those with their judgment behind them and those with their judgment ahead of them ...

An anti-theist atheist, whose ramblings against the Bible I have now refuted almost 60 times, argued that “Jesus claimed to be divine only in the Gospel of John.” There are actually many indications ...

Mahatma Ghandi has famously said, “All paths leading to God are equally good.” Oprah Winfrey holds to this belief system: “One of the biggest mistakes humans make is to believe there is only one way.

What can we say about how Jesus most likely understood himself? Did he call himself the messiah? If so, what did he mean by it? And did he call himself God? Here I want to stake out a clear position: ...

Q: Dear Rabbi Gellman, I read your weekly column “faithfully.” I learn so much from you. I am a practicing Roman Catholic and I have many wonderful Jewish friends. My DNA shows that I am 2 percent ...

I was six years old when I officially became a Christian. Mom sat with me on the cornflower-blue couch in the living room and led me in a simple prayer: We asked Jesus to forgive my sins and come live ...