It is a rather unfortunate but true feature of churches today that divisions often occur between members. Some churches, in fact, almost seem to be marked by divisions, and many nearby churches were started by people who were once members of other churches within the same neighborhood. Of course, it should not be that way.… Read More »
In the New Testament, the man Gamaliel only appears in two verses – both times in the book of Acts. He was a member of the Sanhedrin, and was greatly respected as a highly educated and fair man. Gamaliel was the great grandson of Hillel, who was also well-known in Jewish circles and respected as… Read More »
The term “Sanhedrin” is not found in the KJV, yet the term is often used among believer when talking about the days and events surrounding the life of Christ. It is the name given to the council of Jewish leaders. The council is believed to have been composed of 70 Jewish men, and the high… Read More »