The_Gospels–Eyewitness Accounts_of_the_Life_of_Jesus

Introduction to the epistles of Paul,the „special“ Apostle To understand the epistles of Paul – we have to remember: Paul was the only apostle who had not previously been counted among Jesus’ disciples. On the contrary, he initially persecuted Jesus’ followers with all his might, because Paul considered their belief that they had found the…

Introduction to Gospel according to John The 43rd book of the Bible, the 4th in the New Testament The fourth Gospel, the Gospel according to John, was also written by one of Jesus’ disciples, namely the Apostle John. On this point, not only the Church Fathers but even the early opponents of Christianity are in…

Introduction to the Revelation of Jesus Christ The 66th and final book of the Bible, the 27th in the New Testament The Revelation of Jesus Christ, written by the Apostle John was likely written around the year 95, toward the end of Emperor Domitian’s reign (81–96 AD). This makes it, along with the letters of…

Introduction to the Acts of the Apostles The 44th book of the Bible, the 5th in the New TestamentA historical book about the beginnings of Christianity Like the Gospel of Luke, the Acts of the Apostles is addressed to Theophilus and was written by Luke the doctor, a companion and co-worker of the Apostle Paul….

Introduction to the letter to the Philippians The 50th book of the Bible, the 11th in the New Testament The letter to the Philippians was written to the church in Philippi, a city in the eastern part of the Roman province of Macedonia, in northern Greece.The congregation in Philippi, was the first Christian community on…

Introduction to the Letters of the Apostle Paul Paul from Tarsus was the only apostle who had not previously been one of Jesus‘ disciples. On the contrary, he initially persecuted Jesus‘ followers with great zeal because he considered their belief that he was the Messiah of Israel to be a dangerous heresy. For him, this…