Biblical Hebrew
The Prophet Muhammad in Isaiah 42 with Dr. Ali Ataie
I will be making smaller videos of this talk.
The Prophet Muhammad in the Bible with Dr. Ali Ataie
Dr. Ali Ataie is a scholar of biblical hermeneutics with expertise in Sacred Languages, Comparative Theology, and Comparative Literature. At Zaytuna College, Dr. Ataie has taught Arabic, Creedal Theology, Comparative Theology, Sciences of the Quran, Introduction to the Qur’an, and… Read More ›
A fascinating interview!
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Trinitarian bias in Bible translations with Professor Sean Finnegan
A Blogging Theology video recorded today.
Divine Plurals in the Bible and the Qur’ān – a response
Denis Giron has produced an article which has stimulated much debate and reflection amongst Christian and Muslim commentators on Blogging Theology. Rather than add to the ever-extending line of comments, and because I wish to cite some academic sources at… Read More ›
Food for thought..
Anthony Buzzard is a biblical scholar, unitarian Christian theologian, author and professor on the faculty of Atlanta Bible College.
Isaiah 52.13 – 53.12: ‘One of the most difficult and contested passages in the Bible’ ~ the Jewish Study Bible
Isaiah 52.13 – 53.12: The servant. One of the most difficult and contested passages in the Bible, these fifteen verses have attracted an enormous amount of attention from ancient, medieval, and modern scholars. In particular the identity of the servant… Read More ›
‘The Lord Said to My Lord’? Rabbi Tovia Singer Illustrates How the Gospels Corrupted Psalm 110.
To whom was the Lord speaking when the Psalmist said, “The Lord Said to My Lord”? How can the messiah be the son of David if David called him “my Lord”? Rabbi Tovia Singer responds to this age-old question by… Read More ›
Is the Septuagint inspired by God?
It is important to know that the scriptures used by the New Testament writers and the first Old Testament of the Church is not the Hebrew Bible but the Greek Septuagint (pronounced Sep-tu-a-gint). This is the name given to the… Read More ›
Abortion in the Bible
Abortion in the Bible: An Analysis of the “Sotah” Ritual in the Book of Numbers and Its Possible Origin in Pre-Israelite Cultures Originally posted on the Quran and Bible Blog بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْم “The law of the Lord is… Read More ›
Blogging Theology 