Tag Archives: abraham

In The News: Camels and the Bible

Posted on March 22, 2014 by Bryan Hodge

“Camel bones suggest error in Bible, archaeologists say” (Foxnews). “Will camel discovery break Bible’s back?” (CNN). “Camel study throws the Bible’s historical accuracy into question” (Global Post). These headlines appeared in February of 2014. Lidar Sapir-Hen and Erez Ben-Yosef archaeologists from Tel Aviv … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, Evidence, History | Tagged abraham, ad ignorantiam, anachronism, animals, aravah valley, archaeology, camels, chonology, erez ben-yosef, in the news, jack herbert, jacob, job, joseph, ladir sapir-hen, shawn nelson, tel aviv university, todd bolen | Leave a comment

Document Difficulties

Posted on January 29, 2014 by Bryan Hodge

One does not need to expose the Mormon documents to refute them as being from God. All one needs to do is establish that revelation was completed with the New Covenant Canon. Moreover, taking the introduction of The Book of … Continue reading →

Posted in Miracles, mormon, Mormons | Tagged 1835, 1860, 1879, 1966, 1980, abraham, baruch, book of lehi, brass engraving, bridge whitten, burial papyrus, D&C10, D&C107, d. lynn johnson, deveria, doctrin and covenant, don simpson, egytian hieroglyphics, forgery, fraud, gift of discernment, golden plates, History of the church, indian burial ground, jeremiah, Jeremiah 36, joseph smith, josph smith iii, kinderhook illinois, kirkland ohio, louvre, mark hoffmann, martin harris, metropolitan museum, metropolitan museum n.y., michael h. chandler, miraculous gifts, missing book, mrs. harris, mummies, netfilix, netflix docuseries murder among the mormons, northwestern university, pharaoh, preface of 1830 book of mormon, robert wiley, steven christensen, the book of abraham, the book of lehi, the book of mormon, the book of mormon intro, the introduction to the book of mormon, the kinderhook plates, the salamander letter, utah police, weldon langfield, wilbur fugate, william phelps | Leave a comment

Ethics: Government and Citizenship (Part 4)

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Bryan Hodge

This world is filled with evil, and it can be a very dangerous place. April 04, 1965: U.P.I. reported, “For the past 5,500 years, the world has known only some 300 years of peace. Since 3,600 B.C, there have been … Continue reading →

Posted in Ethics, Government, Stats | Tagged abraham, Acts 23, can christian serve in government, can christian serve in military, citizenship, daniel, death penalty, erastus, esther, ethics, Exodus 22, Genesis 14, government, john f. kennedy, joseph, Matthew 5, melchizedek, number of years with no war, paul, Romans 12, Romans 13, self defense, thomas sowell, turn other cheek, war | Leave a comment

Faith, Hope, Love – Part 8

Posted on February 19, 2012 by Bryan Hodge

“Every Bible chapter is great for the purpose for which it was intended… There are some chapters, however, that stand out because they address universal human needs, or because they provide comfort in time of distress, or because they are … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Hope, Love, Word Study | Tagged abel, abraham, abraham and sarah, adam clarke, Alan Highers, amram and jechebed, aritotle, assurance, cain, confidence, conviction, esv, evidence, faith, faith endures, faith is courageous, faith obeys, faith properly worships, faith trusts in God, Hebrews 11, isaac, jacob, joseph, josephus, mathematical demonstration, nasb, Noah, pharaoh, proof, spiritual sword, substance, thayer, timeline of jacob, timeline of joseph, what makes a chapter great | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: abraham

In The News: Camels and the Bible

Document Difficulties

Ethics: Government and Citizenship (Part 4)

Faith, Hope, Love – Part 8

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