Study 1 of 378 · Sadducees

  1. Study 1: Sadducees
  2. Study 2: The Pharisees
  3. Study 3: The Sanhedrin
  4. Study 4: The Romans
  5. Study 5: Jesus and the Idioms of His Time
  6. Study 6: Did Jesus speak Greek?
  7. Study 7: The Council of Nicaea
  8. Study 8: The Code of Hammurabi
  9. Study 9: The One God and Abram
  10. Study 10: The unpronounceable name of God
  11. Study 11: The land of Canaan
  12. Study 12: The different Bible versions
  13. Study 13: Santa Claus
  14. Study 14: The monk Dionysius Exiguus
  15. Study 15: The Christmas tree
  16. Study 16: The Protestant Reformation
  17. Study 17: The decision to set Jesus' birth on 25 December
  18. Study 18: Greeting cards
  19. Study 19: Martin Luther's experience
  20. Study 20: The Heidelberg Disputation
  21. Study 21: Martin LUTHER's 95 theses
  22. Study 22: The translation of the Bible into German
  23. Study 23: Martin LUTHER and music
  24. Study 24: The excommunication of Martin LUTHER
  25. Study 25: The controversial writings of Martin LUTHER
  26. Study 26: The death of Martin LUTHER
  27. Study 27: The impact of Martin LUTHER
  28. Study 28: The Letter of Aristeas
  29. Study 29: The Apocryphal Writings
  30. Study 30: The Synod of Jamnia
  31. Study 31: The Torah
  32. Study 32: The Pentateuch
  33. Study 33: Difference between the Pentateuch and the Torah
  34. Study 34: Examples of the Jahwist source
  35. Study 35: Examples of the Elohist source
  36. Study 36: Examples of the Deuteronomist source
  37. Study 37: Examples of the Priestly source
  38. Study 38: YHWH
  39. Study 39: The Catholic Bible
  40. Study 40: The Protestant Bible
  41. Study 41: The Jahwist source
  42. Study 42: The Elohist source
  43. Study 43: The Deuteronomist Source
  44. Study 44: The Priestly Source
  45. Study 45: The Tanakh
  46. Study 46: Difference Between Tanakh, Torah and Hebrew Bible
  47. Study 47: A Genizah
  48. Study 48: The Codex
  49. Study 49: The Codex Sinaiticus
  50. Study 50: Tischendorf's Discovery
  51. Study 51: The Codex Vaticanus
  52. Study 52: The Codex Alexandrinus
  53. Study 53: The Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus
  54. Study 54: The Codex Bezae
  55. Study 55: The Codex Claromontanus
  56. Study 56: The Codex Gigas
  57. Study 57: The Codex Leningradensis
  58. Study 58: The Masoretes
  59. Study 59: Tiberian Vocalization
  60. Study 60: The Aleppo Codex
  61. Study 61: The Nash Papyrus
  62. Study 62: The P52 papyrus
  63. Study 63: The Ketef Hinnom Scrolls
  64. Study 64: The Jewish Prophetic Tradition
  65. Study 65: The Qumran Region
  66. Study 66: The Essenes
  67. Study 67: The Isaiah Scroll
  68. Study 68: Critical Editions
  69. Study 69: The Vulgate
  70. Study 70: The Peshitta
  71. Study 71: HelloBible
  72. Study 72: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  73. Study 73: The Textus Receptus
  74. Study 74: How is a revision carried out?
  75. Study 75: Difference in work between translation and revision
  76. Study 76: What is the value of a revision compared with a translation?
  77. Study 77: The Segond 1910 Bible
  78. Study 78: The Scofield Bible
  79. Study 79: The Nouvelle Édition de Genève
  80. Study 80: The Bible à la Colombe
  81. Study 81: The 1996 Nouvelle Édition de Genève
  82. Study 82: The Nouvelle Bible Segond (NBS)
  83. Study 83: The Segond 21 Bible (S21)
  84. Study 84: The Hasideans
  85. Study 85: Johann Fust
  86. Study 86: The canon penitentiary
  87. Study 87: The Majority Text
  88. Study 88: The Sabbath
  89. Study 89: The connection between the Sabbath and deliverance from Egypt
  90. Study 90: The presentation to the priest
  91. Study 91: A Centurion
  92. Study 92: Difference in the account of Matthew 8.28-34
  93. Study 93: Talitha koum
  94. Study 94: Touching the garment of Jesus the Messiah
  95. Study 95: Saliva
  96. Study 96: The two multiplications of the loaves
  97. Study 97: The stater and the drachma
  98. Study 98: The Samaritans
  99. Study 99: Leprosy
  100. Study 100: Two blind men at Jericho?
  101. Study 101: Difference in the number of days between Mark and Luke.
  102. Study 102: The Fig Tree and Israel
  103. Study 103: The Arabic Infancy Gospel
  104. Study 104: Analysis of the text of John.20.1-18
  105. Study 105: Cleopas
  106. Study 106: The pilgrimage feasts
  107. Study 107: Who is the anonymous disciple mentioned in John 1.40
  108. Study 108: The name change
  109. Study 109: The wedding at Cana
  110. Study 110: James the Greater and James the Just
  111. Study 111: Dogma of the perpetual virginity of Mary
  112. Study 112: The value of a talent
  113. Study 113: Summary of the parable of Matthew 18.23-35
  114. Study 114: The water ceremony at Hoshana Rabbah
  115. Study 115: The Four Species
  116. Study 116: Tensions between the Samaritans and the Jews
  117. Study 117: Was the exact number of disciples 70 or 72?
  118. Study 118: The five great discourses of the Gospel of Matthew
  119. Study 119: The revelation of the mysteries
  120. Study 120: The mystery of Matthew 13.11
  121. Study 121: The mysteries through the eight parables of Matthew 13
  122. Study 122: Meaning of the term “gay”
  123. Study 123: Meaning of the acronym LGBTQ+
  124. Study 124: Influence of LGBT+ groups on laws
  125. Study 125: Inclusive churches
  126. Study 126: The Leonetti Law of 2005
  127. Study 127: The Claeys-Leonetti Law of 2016
  128. Study 128: Prayer, a central theme in Luke
  129. Study 129: Did Jesus know Martha and Mary?
  130. Study 130: The information in Luke 10.38-42
  131. Study 131: It is by Beelzebul
  132. Study 132: The “Our Father” prayer taught on different occasions
  133. Study 133: Perform a miracle
  134. Study 134: The response of Jesus the Messiah
  135. Study 135: The response of Jesus the Messiah
  136. Study 136: The metaphor that ends this discourse
  137. Study 137: The evolution of Jesus the Messiah's argument
  138. Study 138: The rebukes of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law
  139. Study 139: Key points of this woman's healing
  140. Study 140: Luke's argument in chapters 13 to 19
  141. Study 141: Parables in Luke 14 to 19
  142. Study 142: The Kingdom of Heaven in Matthew
  143. Study 143: The Nature of the Human Heart
  144. Study 144: The soils: a natural state or a call to transformation?
  145. Study 145: Link between the mathematical curve and the literary form
  146. Study 146: Do the 99 sheep symbolize the Pharisees who think they are saved?
  147. Study 147: Why does this woman have ten drachmas?
  148. Study 148: The dialogue between Abraham and the rich man
  149. Study 149: The stumbling blocks noted in Luke 17.1-2
  150. Study 150: The progression of Luke's argument in Luke 17.1-2
  151. Study 151: Forgiveness according to Luke 17.3-4 and Matthew 18.21-22
  152. Study 152: The refusal to forgive
  153. Study 153: Did Jesus the Messiah regard the Samaritans as foreigners?
  154. Study 154: How should we understand Matthew 15.24, where Jesus says he was sent only to Israel?
  155. Study 155: The translation of Luke 17.20
  156. Study 156: Why can we say that Jesus addressed this theme on several occasions?
  157. Study 157: Comparison between the text of Luke 17.22-37 and Luke 21.5-28
  158. Study 158: Analysis of Matthew 24.3-51
  159. Study 159: Synthesis of the text of Matthew 24.3-51
  160. Study 160: Analysis of Mark 13.1-37
  161. Study 161: Synthesis of the text of Mark 13.1-37
  162. Study 162: Comparison of the Accounts of Matthew 24.3-51 and Mark 13.1-37
  163. Study 163: Analysis of Luke 21.5-36
  164. Study 164: Synthesis of the Text of Luke 21.5-36
  165. Study 165: Comparison of the accounts of Matthew 24.3-51, Mark 13.1-37 and Luke 21.5-36
  166. Study 166: Analysis of Luke 17.22-37
  167. Study 167: Synthesis of the text of Luke 17.22-37
  168. Study 168: Comparison of the accounts of Luke 21.5-36 and Luke 17.22-37
  169. Study 169: Parable or metaphor
  170. Study 170: Difference between parable and allegory
  171. Study 171: The 22 parables in the text of Matthew
  172. Study 172: The common thread in the parables of Matthew
  173. Study 173: The 9 parables in the text of Mark
  174. Study 174: Synthesis of the Parables Common to Matthew, Mark and Luke
  175. Study 175: Did the Buyer Deceive the Seller?
  176. Study 176: A Link with the People of Israel?
  177. Study 177: Note on the hours
  178. Study 178: The First Will Be Last
  179. Study 179: Other references on the theme of the first becoming last
  180. Study 180: Why does Jesus the Messiah mention John the Baptist?
  181. Study 181: Why does Jesus the Messiah not directly address his own identity?
  182. Study 182: The interpretation of Matthew 21.43
  183. Study 183: Is there a definitive rejection of the Jews?
  184. Study 184: The owner's expectation
  185. Study 185: The chief cornerstone
  186. Study 186: The Fall of the Jews, a Chance for the Gentiles?
  187. Study 187: The Wedding Garment
  188. Study 188: A White Garment
  189. Study 189: The wedding of the Lamb
  190. Study 190: The wedding of the Lamb
  191. Study 191: Will this generation not pass away?
  192. Study 192: The generation of the restoration of the State of Israel
  193. Study 193: The fig tree, an insignificant choice?
  194. Study 194: Why did Jesus repeat his teachings?
  195. Study 195: Precise analysis of the text of Luke 9.1-34
  196. Study 196: Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles
  197. Study 197: Analysis of the text of John 9.35-41
  198. Study 198: John Gives a Different Interpretation to History
  199. Study 199: Jesus the Messiah Occupies a Central Place in the History of Israel
  200. Study 200: Analysis of the Text of John 10.1-21
  201. Study 201: The Festival of Hanukkah
  202. Study 202: Is There a Connection Between Christmas and Hanukkah?
  203. Study 203: The Work of Dionysius the Little?
  204. Study 204: The words of the prophet Daniel quoted by Jesus the Messiah
  205. Study 205: Origin of the debate on the dating of the book of Daniel
  206. Study 206: Chronology of the debate on the composition of Daniel
  207. Study 207: Daniel, Author of His Own Book
  208. Study 208: The Changing of Names
  209. Study 209: Note on the Dates
  210. Study 210: How did this manuscript circulate from the island of Patmos to the Churches?
  211. Study 211: A Catholic reading
  212. Study 212: A Protestant and evangelical reading
  213. Study 213: An academic reading
  214. Study 214: The island of Patmos
  215. Study 215: Location of the island of Patmos
  216. Study 216: The Deportations of Daniel and John
  217. Study 217: Why to the Seven Churches?
  218. Study 218: The Order of the Churches?
  219. Study 219: From whom?
  220. Study 220: The symbolism of the number 7?
  221. Study 221: The expression “7 spirits”?
  222. Study 222: The absolute sovereignty of God
  223. Study 223: The presence of the Messiah Jesus
  224. Study 224: He has overcome
  225. Study 225: What does it mean to open the scroll?
  226. Study 226: The meaning of the sacrifice?
  227. Study 227: When will this scene take place?
  228. Study 228: Why does John specify “the voice that I had heard”?
  229. Study 229: The first living creature, the lion
  230. Study 230: Comparison with the information in Ezekiel and Isaiah
  231. Study 231: The Second Living Creature, the Bull
  232. Study 232: The Third Living Creature with a Human Face
  233. Study 233: The Fourth Living Creature, the Eagle
  234. Study 234: The Order in Which the Living Creatures Are Described
  235. Study 235: Estimated Time for an AI
  236. Study 236: Estimated Time for an AI
  237. Study 237: It Is Forbidden to Forbid
  238. Study 238: The Victories of the Antichrist
  239. Study 239: The distribution of the seals during Daniel's last week
  240. Study 240: The link between the second living creature and the second horseman
  241. Study 241: To whom is the command “Come” addressed?
  242. Study 242: Link between the third living creature and the third horseman
  243. Study 243: Comparison: Wheat & Barley ↔ Wine & Oil
  244. Study 244: The death of a quarter of humanity
  245. Study 245: Is the disappearance of a quarter of humanity conceivable?
  246. Study 246: Is the disappearance of a quarter of humanity conceivable?
  247. Study 247: Why do the four living creatures symbolize creation?
  248. Study 248: The link between the fourth living creature and the last horseman?
  249. Study 249: The Goddess Maat
  250. Study 250: The Goddess Heqet
  251. Study 251: The Egyptian god Apis
  252. Study 252: The Egyptian goddess Hathor
  253. Study 253: The Antichrist or the spirit of the Antichrist
  254. Study 254: The Antichrists according to John
  255. Study 255: Chiasmus is a figure of speech used in literature
  256. Study 256: What did Daniel write his book on?
  257. Study 257: Did the Jews who returned from exile have the book of Daniel with them?
  258. Study 258: Did Daniel write his book over a long period?
  259. Study 259: The Triptych of Luke 15
  260. Study 260: The First Will Be Last
  261. Study 261: And the Other 7 Servants?
  262. Study 262: Clarifying the Date of Lazarus's Resurrection
  263. Study 263: The Jewish New Year
  264. Study 264: 1 day or 2 days, who tells the truth?
  265. Study 265: Why does the Messiah Jesus ride a donkey's colt?
  266. Study 266: Only the Messiah Jesus has the power to save a person
  267. Study 267: How many women stood at the foot of the cross according to John?
  268. Study 268: Is Luke 2.39 compatible with Matthew 2.1-23?
  269. Study 269: Where Does the Date of 2 Shebat Come From?
  270. Study 270: The Death of Herod the Great in -1?
  271. Study 271: The Extraordinary Story of Phraates IV and Musa
  272. Study 272: The research of Johannes Kepler
  273. Study 273: The contribution of Edwin Yamauchi
  274. Study 274: The study of Frederick A. Larson
  275. Study 275: The Placement of the Comma?
  276. Study 276: Does John represent believing humanity and Mary the Church?
  277. Study 277: Do the dead see the living?
  278. Study 278: Will we recognize our loved ones?
  279. Study 279: Do the dead influence the world of the living?
  280. Study 280: Can there be a link between a living person and a dead one?
  281. Study 281: Who witnessed the scenes described by Matthew?
  282. Study 282: How should we understand Matthew's expression: “as for you”?
  283. Study 283: Distinguishing the appearances to the women
  284. Study 284: The appearance in Galilee: to the eleven or to the five hundred?
  285. Study 285: Did Mary Magdalene Leave Before the Two Men in White Appeared?
  286. Study 286: Where Are the Other Apostles?
  287. Study 287: Do Not Cling to Me
  288. Study 288: I Have Not Yet Ascended to My Father
  289. Study 289: The Long Ending of Mark
  290. Study 290: Where did this encounter take place?
  291. Study 291: Who Is Luke, the Author of the Book of Acts?
  292. Study 292: Where Is Luke When He Writes the Book of Acts?
  293. Study 293: The Mount of Olives
  294. Study 294: The Place of the Ascension
  295. Study 295: Could the Disciples Have Expected This Ascension?
  296. Study 296: A Sabbath Day's Journey
  297. Study 297: The conversion of the brothers of Jesus
  298. Study 298: The house that welcomed the disciples in Jerusalem
  299. Study 299: The list of the apostles
  300. Study 300: The casting of lots
  301. Study 301: Why Does Peter Want to Restore the Group of the Twelve by Appointing Matthias?
  302. Study 302: Who Are These Two Disciples: Matthias and Joseph?
  303. Study 303: The Death of Judas
  304. Study 304: The Importance of the Twelve
  305. Study 305: An Early Composition of Matthew
  306. Study 306: The Feast of Pentecost
  307. Study 307: The Various Languages
  308. Study 308: The Structure of Peter's Speech at Pentecost
  309. Study 309: Peter and the proclamation of redemption in Jesus Christ
  310. Study 310: Has the coming of the Holy Spirit put an end to the disciples' fears?
  311. Study 311: Where was Peter's speech given?
  312. Study 312: Were the people baptized immediately?
  313. Study 313: Where could the baptisms have been performed?
  314. Study 314: How can we explain the absence of unrest following the conversions and baptisms of Pentecost?
  315. Study 315: How Did Peter Know the Time?
  316. Study 316: The Hour of Prayer
  317. Study 317: The Beautiful Gate
  318. Study 318: The healing of the lame man
  319. Study 319: Was the Lame Man Permitted, According to Jewish Law, to Be at That Place?
  320. Study 320: Analysis of Peter's Second Speech in the Temple
  321. Study 321: Repentance in Judaism
  322. Study 322: Where Peter and John Were Imprisoned
  323. Study 323: How Can We Explain the Presence of the Healed Man Beside Peter and John?
  324. Study 324: Peter's Response
  325. Study 325: Analysis of the structure of Peter's defense before the Sanhedrin
  326. Study 326: What did Peter and John risk in this proceeding?
  327. Study 327: The Sanhedrin without an answer
  328. Study 328: The man was more than forty years old
  329. Study 329: The common prayer
  330. Study 330: A new fullness of the Holy Spirit
  331. Study 331: Why Mention Joseph, Surnamed Barnabas?
  332. Study 332: Barnabas, a Prominent Figure of the Early Church
  333. Study 333: The crime of Ananias and Sapphira
  334. Study 334: The sentence pronounced against Ananias and Sapphira
  335. Study 335: Where did the first Christians meet to pray and receive the apostles’ teaching?
  336. Study 336: How did the twelve apostles manage to lead a Church of more than five thousand people?
  337. Study 337: The party of the Sadducees
  338. Study 338: Why does Luke mention the Sadducees without the Pharisees?
  339. Study 339: The “Apostles” of Acts 5.18: The Twelve or Only Peter and John?
  340. Study 340: Those Who Were With Him
  341. Study 341: An Angel of the Lord
  342. Study 342: The Words of the New Life
  343. Study 343: The dialogue with Caiaphas
  344. Study 344: Peter's accusation
  345. Study 345: Gamaliel's Speech
  346. Study 346: The Apostles Flogged
  347. Study 347: An uprising of the people?
  348. Study 348: The meetings with the apostles
  349. Study 349: Did the Jerusalem Church give priority to evangelism at the expense of building up believers?
  350. Study 350: The choice of the Seven
  351. Study 351: A Great Company of Priests
  352. Study 352: Joseph Barsabbas: A Forgotten Servant?
  353. Study 353: The Synagogues of Jerusalem
  354. Study 354: Why So Much Hatred Against Stephen?
  355. Study 355: Persecutions and the need to preserve the apostolic testimony
  356. Study 356: The apparent speed of the events of Acts 6.8-15
  357. Study 357: The Literary Portrait of Stephen
  358. Study 358: How could Luke have gathered such precise information about this hearing?
  359. Study 359: Stephen's Speech
  360. Study 360: The Condemnation of Stephen
  361. Study 361: The stoning
  362. Study 362: The Word of life: between conversion and revolt
  363. Study 363: Gamaliel
  364. Study 364: Saul's Zeal
  365. Study 365: The Persecution in Jerusalem
  366. Study 366: How did Saul of Tarsus identify Christians?
  367. Study 367: Under Whose Authority Did Saul Act?
  368. Study 368: The Jewish Authorities
  369. Study 369: The Temple guard
  370. Study 370: A secret Jewish action?
  371. Study 371: Did Judas take part in the Lord's Supper before he left?
  372. Study 372: How can Luke 22.19-21 be reconciled with the hypothesis that Judas did not take part in the Lord's Supper?
  373. Study 373: Who is Philip?
  374. Study 374: Samaria: historical and religious context
  375. Study 375: Why did Jerusalem become the main focus of opposition to the Gospel?
  376. Study 376: Why do the apostles remain in Jerusalem while many Christians are scattered throughout Judea and Samaria?
  377. Study 377: Where was James, the brother of Jesus and future leader of the Church in Jerusalem?
  378. Study 378: What is the probable date of the persecution that followed Stephen's martyrdom?