Category: Old Testament

The Greek New Testament does not use Eros. Hebrew has a word translated Eros twice in the Septuagint (Greek translation of the Old Testament). Proverbs 7:18 and Proverbs 30:16 use Eros, where it translates the Hebrew dodim (meaning caresses, love-making). Eros…

In 2014, I released the first book of a planned six-volume set on the life of Moses, titled “The Chronicles of Moses the Lawgiver.” That first book, Beginnings, takes place over a 24-hour period in which Moses is put in…

Deuteronomy 18:11b is very explicit in its restriction of contacting anyone who has died, no matter the circumstances, “…or one who inquires of the dead”. We cannot approach the dead for anything. Now, someone will tell me, “What about Jesus?”…