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Theology and Christian Faith Aramaic Primacy — Was the New Testament first Written in Aramaic?   Are Older Bible Manuscripts More Reliable? Did God Create the World? Does God Really Exist? The Early Gospels First-Century Language in Palestine and the Roman Empire; With Addendum on New Testament Texts God and Nothingness God and The Problem of Evil Hebrew — The Original Language? (Of Course Not!) The Holy Name In the Image of God Indigenous Churches – an Adventure of Discovery:  Baptist Church Status among the Keekonyokie Maasai of Suswa, Kenya    Is the Textus Receptus Inspired?     Jesus and the Hebrew Language Keeping The Torah by Nature Koine Greek as a Mother Tongue Jesus' Knowledge of Greek: The Role of Language and Motif in the Fourth Gospel Narratives   Life, Resurrection Judgement (John 5:19-30) The Linguistic Names of God Missions: A Modern Definition (1984) Names of God and Words for God:          Thoughts on Beliefs and Usages Oral-Relational Dynamics in Biblical Interpretation The Paradox of Christianity:  The Eternal in Time Paul, the Gospels and the Ancient World of Orality: A Theology of Reading    New Petros the Rock and the Rock of the Church Postmodernism and the Emerging Church:  Some Thoughts Primacy and Possibility:  Problems Facing Aramaic Primacy Claims           (Cultural Settings for Greek and Aramaic as Literary Languages in the First Century) Sabbath, Sunday and Covenant Relationships – The Sabbath for the Christian: Thoughts on Commandment Four Time or Character – The Ages or A Time Sequence in aionios: How Words "Mean" in Greek and English Thought-Prayer in the Communication Event The "True Name" of the Father:  Phonetics and Covenants     The Unity of Jesus And God In The Fourth Gospel What Was Koine Greek When Paul Studied with Gamaliel     Who is God? Who Created God? Why Should I Believe in God? OrvilleJenkins Home Articles Menu

Christianity and World Religions Denominations, Sects and Religions Reflections:  Meditations on Life Concepts Christmas and the Calendar Why Is Christmas on 25 December? The New Calendar and the Celebrations Christianity and the Millennium When did the Millennium End? Christianity and the New Millennium Was it 4 B.C.? Year Zero: Counting to 2000 ==================== OBJ Introduction Contact the author:    orville@jenkins.nu Last Updated 9 March 2018