The fun police were around 2000 years ago
Jesus heals a lame man, claims to be the son of God (and the Son of Man), explains the Sabbath …
Jesus heals a lame man, claims to be the son of God (and the Son of Man), explains the Sabbath …
Jesus heals a man with leprosy, a paralysed man, calls Levi (Matthew), and explains why his disciples don’t fast: Mark …
David sins by taking a census, chooses a consequence that is stayed at Jerusalem, then buys a threshing floor to build …
Rules for moral and holy living: Leviticus 18–20 The first child sacrifice was a near miss: Abraham’s hand was stayed …
Day of atonement and ban on eating blood: Leviticus 16–17 It wasn’t a death threat; it was a warning: Leviticus …
Ordaining Aaron and his sons and sanctifying the altar: Exodus 29–31 The instructions for sacrifices are detailed. Surprisingly, they include wheat …
A letter to Hebrews (Part 4): Hebrews 11–13 One of the most famous statements we have is about faith—it is the …
A letter to Hebrews (Part 3): Hebrews 6–10 Jesus is the way to deal with sin for once and for all, as was …
Jesus comments on the Jews’ refusal to believe Him, then He curses a fruitless fig tree, clears out money changers …
Jesus heals a lame man, claims to be the son of God (and the Son of Man), explains the Sabbath …
Jesus heals a man with leprosy, a paralysed man, calls Levi (Matthew), and explains why his disciples don’t fast: Mark …
David sins by taking a census, chooses a consequence that is stayed at Jerusalem, then buys a threshing floor to build …
Balak asks Balaam to curse Israel, blesses instead: Numbers 22–24 Balaam tried everything to earn his fee from Balak: pestering …
Rules for moral and holy living: Leviticus 18–20 There were more than a few rules. The first set of rules …
Day of atonement and ban on eating blood: Leviticus 16–17 The priests were ordained with sacrifices and (by our standards) …